Unit 1 Renaissance and Reformation Test Review

Geneva became a theocracy under the leadership of ________ who taught Protestant morality and predestination.

The Catholic Church would sell these to forgive people's sins so that they could get to Heaven faster.

Who was the #1 patron of the arts?

Where was the printing press created?

What was the result of the Peasants’ Revolt?

Church abuses such as the selling of __________________ and the worldliness of popes led to the Protestant Reformation.

Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, Catherine Parr were the 6 wives of who

Catholics believe they go here when they die before they go to Heaven or Hell.

What group embarked on a crusade to defend and spread the Catholic faith worldwide?

Greek and Roman influences

The Anglican church is the church of what country?

According to John Calvin, who determines who would and would not gain salvation

State is over the church

Man should be well-rounded

Little education and innovation

a city-state ruled by religious leaders and under religious law

Church is over the state

Renaissance men were thought to be good at one subject.

Machiavelli’s book,_______________,discusses how individuals should achieve and keep power.

What meeting in Trent contributed directly to reforming the Catholic Church?

This group of people had many restrictions and were discriminated against in Renaissance-era Europe

Things are hand-written

Why did Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church?

Man is well-versed in one subject

Which Italian City State celebrated the end of the Black Death and is known for silk and spices?

Increased use of printing press

having many talents or areas of knowledge could be described as a

Social outcasts, beggars, midwives, and herbalists were likely to be accused of being