World History Unit 01 Review

Divorced Beheaded Died Divorced Beheaded Survived described which portly King of England?

True or False: A diet is another word for an assembly

The Hundred Years War was fought between England and which other nation?

Which modern US building was inspired by the Dome of Saint Peter's Basilica?

In 1540, this religious group was founded by Ignatius of Loyola

Which of the following was NOT an Italian city-state that Renaissance ideals flourished?

This Shakespearean play depicts a tale of two star-crossed lovers?

In 1555, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V signed what document giving religious toleration to his princes?

Who was the main salesman of indulgences for the Church?

This author of the Prince gave detailed instructions for rulers to solidify their power?

Which Renaissance artist created a statue of David?

The region of Flanders comprises which of the following areas?

True or False: Predestination means God knows whether you will be saved before you're born

Which of the following were reasons the Reformation began?

This English playwright was the towering figure of Renaissance literature?

This work by Michelangelo depicts the Virgin Mary cradling the dead Jesus?

True or False: The Black Death was caused by rats from Asia

Which city-state symbolized the Renaissance?

Henry beheaded which of his wives?

True or false: Martin Luther recanted his statements at the Diet of Worms

True or False: Sect is another term for a religious group

Which two ancient civilizations did the Renaissance base its ideas off of?

Which of the following was an artist in the early Baroque period?

This Scottish play is dark and depicts the lust for power. Hint: It's bad luck to speak the name in the theater.

Henry's marriage to this first wife started the English Reformation?

This northern Renaissance artist depicted peasant life in his works?

This piece of legislation made King Henry the supreme head of the Church of England?

In which European city did John Calvin make his model of a religious city?

What 17th and 18th century intellectual movement emerged in Europe to question the authority of governments?

True or False: To recant means to take back what you say or write?

In 1521, which Pope issued a papal bull to Martin Luther demanding he recant his statements?

Which of the following beliefs was NOT part of Luther's teachings?

True or False: Secular is another term for "worldly"

Followers of Martin Luther became known as?

This Renaissance man delved into subjects from painting to anatomy to botany to engineering?

This genius inventor created the printing press?

This writer of Gargantua and Pantagruel had a varied career as a monk, scholar and author?

This concept details how monarchs ruled with an iron fist in Western Europe?

What was the name of the German monk who led the Protestant Reformation?

This was one of Petrarch's most famous works?

Which religious figure led the Reformation in Switzerland?

This historical play chronicled the struggle of English Kings. Hint: This character is a hunchback.

True or False: Leonardo da Vincis's most famous drawing is the Vitruvian Man?

Which religious group was heavily persecuted in Europe, expelled from jobs and lived in ghettos?

Which northern Renaissance artist used oil in his paintings?

Who was the most famous female artist of the Renaissance

This religious group advocated for adult baptism but were heavily persecuted for their beliefs?

The Renaissance began in which modern day country?

This play has a great motivational speech and depicts a medieval battle?

True or False: Moveable type was being used by the Chinese centuries before Europeans?

Henry's influential minister presided over the Dissolution of the monasteries?

This work by Michelangelo depicts a more morbid picture of humanity and includes his own flayed skin?

Which wealthy family controlled the city-state of Florence?

Which of the following paintings was done by Leonardo da Vinci?

In what year did Renaissance ideas finally reach England?

Princes who disagreed with the Holy Roman Emperor became known as what?

What famous document did Martin Luther draw up and nail to the Church door in Wittenberg?

In 1492, this man overtook the city of Florence and instituted several rules that eventually led to his demise?

"To be or not to be. That is the question." Which tragic play is this from?

This person was one of the earliest known Humanists

This northern Renaissance artist was known as the "German Leonardo"?

This Catholic Queen of England was fond of burning Protestants at the stake earning her the nickname "Bloody Mary"?

What new style of art emerged during the Counter-Reformation?

In 1521, this Holy Roman Emperor summoned Luther to the city of Worms to answer for his words?

True or False: The first book Gutenberg printed was a medical journal

True or False: Dissolution means to dissolve

Which Biblical book was used as the inspiration for the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

This was the most famous architectural feat of the Renaissance?

True or false: Perspective is another term for 3-D

This English humanist advocated for social and economic reforms?

Which of the following was NOT an ancient style of architecture that Renaissance artists used?

In what three ways did the Renaissance express its ideals?

This Pope led the Catholic Reformation?

Shakespeare's plays can be divided into which of the following categories?

True or False: Machiavellian refers to deceit in politics

This student of both Leonardo and Michelangelo created the School of Athens depicting many ancient philosophers?

True or False: A Courtier is a poor person

Donatello's David was much smaller and created in what material?

In 1524, what tumultuous event threw the Holy Roman Empire for a whirlwind. Hint: It was VERY violent.

True or False: Vernacular means common language

True or False: Annul means to cancel out

This author of Utopia was executed for his stance supporting the Catholic Church in Henry's England?

This intellectual movement helped spur the ideals of the Renaissance

Which of the following men criticized the Catholic Church for their practices?

Followers of John Calvin became known as?

Who created the Dome of the Florentine Cathedral?

What family dynasty defeated the House of York in 1485 and ruled as the new monarchs of England?

True or False: Martin Luther supported the Peasants' Revolt

This author of the Courtier detailed how young men and women should behave?

This member of the Medici family was known as the "Magnificent" due to his support of the arts?

What violent war pitted the House of Lancaster versus the House of York?

Who were the primary targets of witch hunts in Europe?

True or False: Renaissance means "rebirth"

Erasmus' most famous work criticizing the Catholic Church was?

This Queen presided over a religious settlement named after her promoting toleration in England?

True or False: The Inquisition was a Church court

Who was the most famous northern Humanist?

What famous TV show was inspired by the Wars of the Roses?

The Church promoted the selling of what to help fund a building project?

True or False: Utopian refers to an ideal place