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What is a sect?
Who developed the printing press with movable type?
9th 1St Quartes Study Guide
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Who developed the printing press with movable type?
Johann Gutenberg
Thomas More
Albrecht Dürer
William Shakespeare
2
What is a sect?
a religious group that broke away from an established church
acceptable middle ground
a separate quarter of the city
recognition of a saint
3
Who preached the idea of predestination?
Martin Luther
John Wycliffe
John Calvin
Charles V
4
Who called Luther to the Diet of Worms?
Charles V
John Calvin
John Knox
Pope Leo X
5
Luther developed __________ that said that the Church must be reformed by secular authorities.
theocracies
doctrines
indulgences
diets
6
The Peace of Augsburg, signed in 1555,
ended serfdom for peasants and afforded them better lives.
allowed each prince to decide which religion would be followed in his lands
named the Lutheran religion the official religion of the south.
allowed clergy to sell indulgences in only a few select circumstances.
7
In 1534, King Henry VIII of England set up the Anglican Church because
he opposed the sale of indulgences.
he wanted to return to a simple religion.
he wanted to show his support for the pope in Rome.
the pope refused to annul the king's marriage.
8
What does the term heliocentric refer to?
a person who is an expert in wisdom or knowledge
a branch of mathematics
being sun-centered
to go against
9
Which religious group traces its roots to the Anabaptists?
Baptists
Lutherans
Anglicans
Methodists
10
What sort of life did the order of nuns established by Teresa of Avila live?
easy going and comfortable by the standards of the day
most of their time was spent illuminating manuscripts
very active within the community
very strict and restrictive
11
Who reaffirmed the traditional Catholic views that Protestants had challenged?
Elizabeth
Henry VIII
Ignatius of Loyola
the Council of Trent
12
Alch. believed that any subs. could be transformed into any other substance. How is this the basis of today's chemistry?
Chems. thought that all things were made up of the same basic blocks
Chemists were preoccupied with turning ordinary metals into gold.
Both had limited knowledge of human anatomy.
Both believed that nature could be measured and described mathematically.
13
Where did most victims of the witch hunts between 1450 and 1750 live?
England
German states, Switzerland, and France
Spain and the West Indies
Portugal, Belgium, and Northern Africa
14
When scientists use the scientific method, they base their findings on
hypotheses and second-hand information.
predestination and data analysis.
data collection and intuition.
observation and experimentation.
15
Rabelais' book, Gargantua and Pantagruel, is about what subject?
the adventures of two giants
the solitary life of two monks
the downfall of the church
the story of a medieval marriage
16
Where did the Northern Renaissance begin?
Paris
Flanders
Mainz
England
17
One of Albrecht Dürer's important accomplishments was to apply the techniques of painting to the art form of
vernacular.
utopia.
engraving.
everyday language.
18
What effect did Luther's excommunication by the Church have on Europe?
His followers separated from the Church and formed a new Protestant church.
His ideas spread to southern Europe and Africa.
Europeans shunned him and his teachings.
Europeans were afraid to challenge the Church.
19
Which Danish astronomer provided data that would support Copernicus's theories?
Tycho Brahe
Johannes Kepler
Isaac Newton
Galileo Galilei
20
Which Florentine master dissected corpses to learn how bones and muscles work?
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
Filippo Brunelleschi
21
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
Renaissance thinkers had strong connections to the Church in Rome.
thinkers wanted to restore disappeared Italia cities
Ren. thinkers were interested in the learning and art of ancient Rome
A wealthy and powerful merchant class opposed any cultural rebirth.
22
Which of the following is not a contribution of Shakespeare's to Renaissance literature and the English language?
he pressed for social reform
more than 1700 words appear for the first time in his works
he expressed universal themes in everyday, realistic settings
he wrote 37 plays by 1613
23
Which medical development was French physician Ambroise Paré NOT responsible for?
developing new surgical techniques
introducing the use of artificial limbs
developing a new and more effective ointment for preventing infection
describing the circulation of the blood
24
Martin Luther and John Calvin were leaders of the
Lutheran Church.
Italian Renaissance.
Catholic Church.
Protestant Reformation.
25
What new technique allowed objects in art to look rounded and more realistic?
oils
social art
etching
shading
26
__________ is often called "the Leonardo of the North."
William Shakespeare
Johann Gutenberg
Albrecht Dürer
Thomas More
27
René Descartes believed that people could discover basic truths through
experimentation.
observation.
reasoning.
traditional sources of knowledge.
28
What was the difference between Machiavelli's approach to leadership and Plato's approach?
Plato did not discuss leadership in terms of high ideals.
Machiavelli was only arguing about how rulers should have behaved in Ancien
Plato was only talking about Greek leadership.
Machiavelli did not discuss leadership in terms of high ideals.
29
The Renaissance, which lasted from the 1300s to the 1500s, was a period of
creativity and change in Europe.
regional conflicts that ended in wars.
traditionalism in Europe.
empire building in Europe.
30
Who developed calculus?
René Descartes
Nicolaus Copernicus
Isaac Newton
Tycho Brahe
31
The rules of __________ helped Renaissance painters to create realistic art.
perspective
Castiglione
patrons
humanism
32
Protestants in the city-state of __________ asked John Calvin to lead their community.
Rome
Augsburg
Geneva
Wittenberg
33
__________ society is an ideal, but it is ultimately impractical.
Vernacular
Prosperous
Utopian
Flemish
34
Who founded a religious order called the Society of Jesus, or Jesuits?
Ignatius of Loyola
Henry VIII
Thomas Cramer
Teresa of Avila
35
Erasmus called for the Bible to be translated into
the vernacular.
Flanders.
Church Slavonic.
utopia.
36
Before the Inquisition, __________ was forced to say that the earth stands motionless at the center of the universe
Francis Bacon
René Descartes
Galileo Galilei
Isaac Newton
37
What two beliefs do most scholars believe contributed to the witch hunts between 1450 and 1750?
salvation and faith
rule by the clergy and sainthood
Christianity and magic
the inferiority of women and the persecution of Protestants
38
Why were indulgences sold during the Renaissance period?
to keep Christianity dominant religion amongst the lower and middle classes
to make all Churchgoers equal in the eye of God
to keep the people from being afraid of the church's harsh teachings
to finance Church projects and keep up the lavish lifestyle of the popes
39
Who wrote the 95 Theses, or arguments, against indulgences?
John Calvin
John Wycliffe
Charles V
Martin Luther
40
What, for Luther, was the final outrage by the Catholic Church?
the fact that the pope wouldn't let the people read the Bible
Calvin's idea of predestination which contradicts Luther's ideas about fait
the Peasants' Revolt and the demand for an end to serfdom
Tetzel's offering of indulgences for money to rebuild a Cathedral
41
The rich Medici family was from the Italy city of
Naples
Rome
Florence
Bologna
42
A financial supporter of the arts is called a
comprehend.
perspective.
Florence.
patron.
43
The Scientific Method had its beginnings in work by which writer?
Kepler
Michelangelo
Plato
Shakespeare
44
What was one effect of the printing press?
Fewer people had access to books and knowledge.
Books were expensive to make.
Picture books became popular since most Europeans did not read or write.
Knowledge and religious ideas spread across Europe.
45
Northern humanists scholars put a greater emphasis on __________ than their Italian counterparts did.
education
religion
art
classical learning
46
Who was Henry VIII's child by his Spanish wife, Catherine of Aragon?
Elizabeth
Edward VI
Teresa of Avila
Mary Tudor
47
__________ created the Pieta and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome.
da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
Florence
48
__________ wrote a guide to rulers on how to gain and maintain power.
the Prince
Raphael
Machiavelli
Petrarch
49
In the scientific method, scientists propose a logical __________, which they then test.
contradict
hypothesis
heliocentric
calculus
50
In some Italian cities, Jews were ordered to live in a separate part of the city called the
ghetto.
Council of Trent.
inquisition.
sect.