What did the Early Humanists focus on?

Human potential and achievement

What was the goal of the Christian Humanists?

Help people live more Christian lives.

What did Katherina von Bora advocate for?

Equality among Protestant members.

How did the Renaissance change artwork?

Things became realistic and used perspective.

What was Thomas More's book Utopia about?

A fictional island and their society.

How did Italy help spread ideas to northern Europe?

Artists and students were leaving and moving north.

Why was Marguerite of Navarre important to John Calvin?

She saved him from being executed.

Which of these is a basic belief of the Anabaptists?

Only people able to understand baptism should be baptized.

Man known for organizing the Protestant reforms.

What were some changes for women that occurred in northern Europe?

Women were accepted artists and authors.

What was happening in northern Europe before the Renaissance reached it?

The plague and several wars were ending.

How did the economic situation in Italy influence the Renaissance?

Wealthy merchants were able to pay for artwork.

Which of these was NOT one of the social effects of the Reformation?

Protestant churches grew despite opposition.

What was the Council of Trent?

A meeting to decide the beliefs of the church.

Which of these is NOT a reform of Luther's?

Priests should not be paid too much.

What are some of the changes to literature during the Renaissance?

People wrote for self expression

How was the city of Geneva and John Calvin connected?

They adopted Calvin's beliefs of government.

What happened to the followers of Calvin in France?

They were persecuted and more than 12,000 were killed.

What did the German peasant rebellion have to do with the Reformation?

They wanted to reform the government.

What reform was made under Pope Paul III?

Directed investigations into selling indulgences.

How did artwork change in northern Europe?

it used folk and religious subjects.

How did population influence the Renaissance in Italy?

City-States allowed for ideas to travel faster.

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1
What did the Early Humanists focus on?
Religion
Human potential and achievement
Science and biology
Poetry and writing.
2
What was the goal of the Christian Humanists?
Help people live more Christian lives.
Make people see the classics as metaphors.
To print more Bibles.
To convert monarchs to Christianity.
3
Who had the most political power in Italy?
The Pope
Wealthy merchants.
The royal family.
King Ferdinand.
4
What did Katherina von Bora advocate for?
Allowing Anabaptists to practice their religion.
Gaining more power for the Catholic Church.
Executing John Calvin.
Equality among Protestant members.
5
What area became the center of art in northern Europe?
England
Flanders
France
Germany
6
How did the Renaissance change artwork?
They only made religious artwork
Things became realistic and used perspective.
They allowed women to make art.
Painting became popular.
7
What did Luther think the relationship between the church and the government should be?
They should be equal.
They should be separate.
They should be the same
The government can influence the church,
8
What was Thomas More's book Utopia about?
A dream that Moore had.
A guide of how to get to Heaven.
How a person could find happiness.
A fictional island and their society.
9
What are some of the characteristics of a Renaissance Man?
Pride and Inspirational
Quiet and Polite
Faithful and Devoted
Strong and Intelligent
10
Why did Henry VIII establish the Reformation Parliament?
To grant him a divorce.
To stop paying taxes to the Pope
To allow him to take over Scotland.
To go to war with Germany
11
How did Italy help spread ideas to northern Europe?
Artists and students were leaving and moving north.
The printing press made lots of books.
Wealthy merchants began shipping art north.
Germany had taken over part of Italy.
12
How were church leaders ineffective at teaching their congregation?
They were too knowledgable and confused their people.
Many could not read or write.
They often missed or cancelled meetings.
There were not enough leaders.
13
What invention allowed ideas to spread throughout northern Europe?
The ink pen
The printing press
The telephone
The horse drawn carriage.
14
Which of these is not something written in the Institutes of the Christian Religion?
Basic beliefs of the Protestant movement.
Critical analysis of the Pope
God, Salvation, and Human nature
God has determined who will go to heaven.
15
Why was Marguerite of Navarre important to John Calvin?
She published his book "Institutes of Religion"
She was Queen of Switzerland
She became his wife.
She saved him from being executed.
16
Which of these is a basic belief of the Anabaptists?
Only people able to understand baptism should be baptized.
Violence is ok when God commands it.
Only faith is needed for salvation.
Bible should be frequently changed.
17
Whatcan Shakespeare’s plays tell us about the society of northern Europe?
People were satisfied with life.
Many people were dumb
Society did not accept women.
Many people were power hungry
18
Who was John Calvin?
Leader of the Council of Trent.
Man hired by Pope Gregory III to find heretics.
Priest who created the Lutheran Religion.
Man known for organizing the Protestant reforms.
19
What does renaissance mean?
Rebirth
Faith
New Life
Humanity
20
Who paid for most of the artwork in Europe?
Religious leaders
People made it for themselves.
Art was sold in large marketplaces
Wealthy monarchs
21
What were some changes for women that occurred in northern Europe?
Women were accepted artists and authors.
Women were allowed to vote in France.
The first Queen of Germany was crowned.
Women began to own businesses.
22
What was happening in northern Europe before the Renaissance reached it?
King Henry VII was starting a new church.
The merchant class was growing.
The plague and several wars were ending.
King Ferdinand was declaring war against Germany.
23
How did the economic situation in Italy influence the Renaissance?
King Ferdinand gave money to art schools.
Wealthy merchants were able to pay for artwork.
Most people were unemployed so they made art.
People made art to help them forget about the plague.
24
How did the church respond to Luther?
They changed their teachings.
They made him a Bishop
They excommunicated him.
They executed him.
25
What are some of the characteristics of a Renaissance Woman?
Quiet and Obedient
Faithful and Devoted
Polite and Educated
Strong and Humorous
26
Which of these was NOT one of the social effects of the Reformation?
Catholic church became more united.
Protestant churches grew despite opposition.
Churches began to better educate their members.
Henry VIII converted to Calvinism
27
What was the Council of Trent?
A meeting to decide if Luther was innocent.
A meeting to determine the purpose of the Jesuits.
A meeting to decide who the next Pope would be.
A meeting to decide the beliefs of the church.
28
What were the people who opposed the Catholic Church known as?
Methodists
Protestants
Blasphemers
Lutherites
29
Which of these is NOT a reform of Luther's?
Priests should not be paid too much.
Church should be based on the Bible.
All faithful members were equal.
people could only win salvation through faith.
30
Which of these is NOT a cause of the Reformation?
Worldly Values
Challenging Authority
War with the Pope
Printing Press
31
Who did the Catholic Church think should interpret the Bible?
It is up to each person to decide.
Only God.
Individual priests and pastors.
The Catholic Church
32
What are some of the changes to literature during the Renaissance?
People wrote for self expression
People started writing journals.
Women were legally able to write.
People sold their writing.
33
How was the city of Geneva and John Calvin connected?
Calvin was born there.
They adopted Calvin's beliefs of government.
Calvin wrote his book there.
Calvin died there.
34
What happened to the followers of Calvin in France?
They took over the capital.
They were persecuted and more than 12,000 were killed.
Many converted to the Anabaptist religion
They petitioned the government.
35
What did the German peasant rebellion have to do with the Reformation?
They wanted to reform the government.
Local priests were trying to convert them.
They were pressured to join the Catholic church.
They were taxed too heavily.
36
What reform was made under Pope Paul III?
Jesuit order was disbanded.
Directed investigations into selling indulgences.
Created a list of dangerous books
Allowed priests to marry.
37
How did artwork change in northern Europe?
it used folk and religious subjects.
They began to use oil paints.
It only used folk subjects
It only used religious subjects
38
Which of these was NOT one of the goals of the Jesuits?
Founding Schools
Collecting taxes
Stopping Protestantism
Converting people
39
How did population influence the Renaissance in Italy?
City-States allowed for ideas to travel faster.
Population was growing too fast.
Too many people died in the plague, so there were no artists
Cities were too far apart for ideas to spread.
40
Who was Martin Luther?
The governor of Germany
A monk and teacher.
A Cardinal in Germany
The Pope before Leo X

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