What was a goal of the Counter Reformation in the New World?

convert the people to the Catholic religion

The Renaissance art tended to be...

Realism/life-like representations

What was the Council of Trent?

A meeting of church leaders in Trent

What is the Renaissance?

Period after Middle Ages when art/literature was ”reborn”

Which best describes Martin Luther

a german teacher, monk, writter of 95 thesses statemnt

What was the Inquisition?

a secret church court who punished people that rebelled

What effect did the printing press have?

Helped people get well educated and know what is going on

A system of thought that focuses on humans and their values and capacities.

What are the 95 Theses?

Statements that attack the idea of indulgences and the Church

importance of human worth rather than supernatural

Who was Lorenzo the Magnificent? Why was he a tyrant and a patron at the same time?

he was mean but also a patron (supporter) of the arts

What did the the Reformation do?

Reformed the beliefs/practices of the Roman Catholic Church

Why was Thomas More beheaded as a traitor?

He wouldn't accept the English king as head of the Church.

What answer best describes the effects of the printing press?

The advancement of knowledge spread with the usage of books.

Why did Henry VIII have problems with the Pope?

He wanted to divorce his wife Catherine to marry again.

Humanism focuses on...

the value and worth of each individual

Sir Thomas More proposed the idea of utopia, which is…

An ideal society without sin, greed & corruption

What are Indulgences, and why did people think they needed them?

People paid money to buy forgiveness for their sin

How did John Calvin challenge the Church?

He started a Religion that held different beliefs but had many followers

Leonardo da Vinci was a "Renaissance Man." This means that he...

was a painter, sculptor, inventor, AND scientist!

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1
Henry VIII was a king/________
Farmer
Citizen
Robber
Lord
2
What was a goal of the Counter Reformation in the New World?
establish colonies
reform the churches
convert the people to the Catholic religion
convert the people to the Protestant religion
3
The Renaissance art tended to be...
Modernism
Abstraction
Surrealism
Realism/life-like representations
4
Where did The Renaissance begin?
England
Italy
France
Spain
5
John Calvin wrote the 95 Theses.
False
True
6
What was the Council of Trent?
A meeting of church leaders in Trent
Non-Clergymen working together
A secret meeting of Protestants
A party planning comitee
7
Huguenots were...
French Protestants
Swiss Protestants
German Protestants
British Protestants
8
Who invented the printing press?
Romeo
Abe Lincoln
Johannes Gutenberg
Frans Gutenberg
9
What is the Renaissance?
Period before Civil War when all of the civilians rebelled
Period after the first World War when militarism “rebirthed”
Period after Middle Ages when art/literature was ”reborn”
Period before Middle Ages when art/literature was “rebirthed
10
Humanism is....
the focus on human potential
The study of the human body
a style of art
the belief in natural human rights
11
Which best describes Martin Luther
a german teacher, monk, writter of 95 thesses statemnt
a german teacher, religous man, in support of the catholic church
a religous man, writter of 95 theses statement
a german monk who cared about the world
12
The focus of much Renaissance art was to show the importance of people and nature.
True
False
13
How many wifes had Henry VIII?
7
5
6
3
14
What did Italian Renaissance humanists focus on?
Protestants
the individual
kings & queens
Christianity
15
Which of the following was the center of the Renaissance movement?
Humanism
Swords
Coloring
Joe Biden
16
What was the Inquisition?
a secret church court ordered to punish the wealthy
a secret church court ordered to stop the practice of science and medicine
a secret church court who punished people that rebelled
17
One effect the printing press had on society was...
LESS PEOPLE READ BOOKS
BOOKS BECAME TOO EXPENSIVE
DEMAND FOR BOOKS DECLINED
MORE PEOPLE READ BOOKS
18
What effect did the printing press have?
helped people get wheels
helped people ge fresh water
Helped people get well educated and know what is going on
Helped people get money
19
Define humanism
A system of thought that focuses on humans and their values and capacities.
The idea that there is no universal or absolute set of moral principles.
The doctrine that the world can be understood in scientific terms.
The belief that nothing is objectively right or wrong.
20
What are the 95 Theses?
Statements that show how you should live life
Statements that attack younger people
Statements that attack the idea of indulgences and the Church
Statements that attack the idea of indulgences
21
Who is William Shakespeare?
All of the above.
An English dude.
A Poet.
An actor.
22
What is Humanism?
a version of the geocentric theory
importance of human worth rather than supernatural
a protestant denomination
one of Islam's five pillars
23
Who was Lorenzo the Magnificent? Why was he a tyrant and a patron at the same time?
he knew Houdini and Michelangelo
he was mean but also a patron (supporter) of the arts
he was an artist and a magician
he was rich and smart
24
What was the time span of the Renaissance?
1200s-1800s
1400s-1600s
1900s-2000s
1300s-1600s
25
The Reformation was a period of....
Great Inventions
Religious Change
Artistic Expression
World Traveling
26
Which is NOT a play that William Shakespeare wrote?
Othello
My fair lady
hamlet
McBeth
27
What did the the Reformation do?
Gave the Pope ultimate power over everyone
Changed the Bible
Reformed the beliefs/practices of the Roman Catholic Church
Reconnected the Pope with the Prince
28
The printing press made books more expensive.
FALSE
TRUE
29
Why was Thomas More beheaded as a traitor?
He pilfered pounds from the royal treasury.
He wouldn't accept the English king as head of the Church.
It was just the whim of the king.
He revealed British secrets to the French government.
30
Where did reformation start?
England
Germany
USA
North Korea
31
________________one of the leading Italian artists of the Renaissance.
John Calvin
Zurich
Maya
Leonardo da Vinci
32
What answer best describes the effects of the printing press?
Cookbooks were more commonly used, creating a mix in food.
The Spanish language was spread throughout Europe.
The advancement of knowledge spread with the usage of books.
Opinions were written by the press which created a bias.
33
Which Italian city-state was the center of the Renaissance?
Rome
Bologna
Venice
Florence
34
Protestants do not exist today
False
True
35
Why did Henry VIII have problems with the Pope?
He fought against Rome.
He wanted to divorce his wife Catherine to marry again.
He wanted to divorce his wife Catherine, because she was a Protestant.
He didn't pray enough.
36
Who was a Dutch priest and a humanist?
Francois Rabelais
William Shakespeare
Sir Thomas More
Erasmus
37
Who led the Reformation?
James King
Martin Luther
Carl Langer
Brian Gunther
38
Name this famous art work by Leonardo
Moaning Lisa
Mona Lisa
Goth Chicka
Lady of the Lake
39
Where was the Council of Trent?
Spain
none of the above
Italy
France
40
Which of the following German inventions quickly spread ideas of the Reformation because documents could be replicated?
Linear perspective
Mercantilism
printing press
Humanist
41
The Council of Trent did what?
Ended the sale of Indulgences
Ended the Catholic Church
Ended the sale of property
Ended Christianity
42
What were the protestants against?
Corruption of the church
Pope
Monarchy
Spirituality of the church
43
Humanism focuses on...
science and beauty
the arterlife
the value and worth of each individual
religious ideas
44
Sir Thomas More proposed the idea of utopia, which is…
The idea that people are innately good, & can function without government
The idea that people are innately greedy & need strong leaders
A theocracy where all people belong to the same religion & follow its laws
An ideal society without sin, greed & corruption
45
What are Indulgences, and why did people think they needed them?
It is when you eat too much food and need to eat less
People paid money to have extravagant holidays and houses
People paid money to buy forgiveness for their sin
They were special hats that gave you importance in society
46
What does Renaissance mean?
Evolution
Metamorphosis
Rebirth
Beautiful
47
How did John Calvin challenge the Church?
He became friends with the Pope
He wrote the Ninety-Five Theses
He challenged the politics
He started a Religion that held different beliefs but had many followers
48
Leonardo da Vinci was a "Renaissance Man." This means that he...
lived in Italy during the 1500s
was a painter, sculptor, inventor, AND scientist!
studied dead bodies by using anatomy
used perspective in his art
49
When was the 95 Theses written?
1517
1509
1515
1503

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