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Unit 7: Middle Ages & Renaissance
Unit 7: Middle Ages & Renaissance
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Middle Ages & Renaissance Review
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The Vikings came from what region of Europe?
Spain
England
Scandinavia
France
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Compared to the Middle Ages, paintings and sculptures of the Renaissance were more...
abstract
simple
Chinese-like
realistic
3
Why did men follow Joan of Arc into battle?
She came from a noble background
She looked like a man, so they thought, "why not?"
She was believed to be sent by God
She was well trained
4
Renaissance means:
rebirth
rebuke
reheat
reply
5
What kind of architecture was prominent in the Middle Ages?
Baroque
Gothic
Classical
Catholic
6
The Catholic Church had a reformation of its own called...
The Council of Trey
The Council of Trent
The Council of Worms
The Council of Treaty
7
These invaders came from the Central Asian steppes and settled in what is now Hungary.
Vikings
Muslims
Benedictines
Magyars
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Martin Luther helped bring...
brought about many holidays
religious freedom to Europeans
bring freedom from serfdom
bring freedom from learning Latin
9
William Shakespeare was part of the
Italian Renaissance
The Crusades
Northern Renaissance
Protestant Reformation
10
The goal of the Crusades was to regain what city for Christianity?
Constantinople
Athens
Alexandria, Egypt
Jerusalem
11
Who led the French in the 100 Years War?
King Richard the Lionheart
Joan of Arc
King Frances
Henry VIII
12
The Plague killed about 37 million people resulting in
severe economic consequences
the collapse of the caste system
the collapse of the Church
a severe famine
13
This was the call to arms by Pope Urban that led to the Crusades.
Council of Clermont
Hundred Years War
Corpus Juris Civilus
Council of Trent
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The main difference between the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance was
The Northern Renaissance featured more art than writing
The Italian Renaissance was more focused on religion
The Northern Renaissance was more focused on religion
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The Plague death tolls increased because of it spreading by way of...
the Silk Road
the Crusades
the Roman Empire
the Galactic Empire
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What was an indulgence?
veneration of a relic
a certain type of sin
paper certificate getting you out of purgatory & into heaven
pilgrimage to a holy place
17
The Renaissance began in
Florence
Paris
Prague
London
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The Printing Press made a HUGE impact on people in the Renaissance period because...
the lower class learned how to read
the lower class had a job at the printers
the lower class learned the art of Twitter
the lower class was taxed more
19
Humanism means...
human needs are more important than trade
human needs are important than political needs
a focus on what humans can do in this lifetime
Humans should devote their lives to God
20
The European Renaissance...
Increased privileges for women
Centered around current, rather than ancient, traditions
Encouraged independent thought
Started in England
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During the beginning of the Middle Ages, what was a poor illiterate person's highest goal...
to go to heaven
to marry the king's daughter
production of crops
protection
22
Luther taught that...
the sacraments promoted the gospel
good works, not faith brought salvation
the selling of indulgences was wrong
the clergy should remain celibate
23
What was one long-term impact of the Crusades?
a better way of life for everyone
Crusaders found redemption & a place in heaven
the teachings of Muhammad
bitterness between Christians & Muslims
24
In feudal society, the most important gift a Lord could give his vassal was...
a gold ring
a piece of land
his daughter
a boat
25
What was the most obvious and significant result of the Reformation?
Women gained many political rights
The Eastern and Western Churches united
The Catholic Church grew stronger
Protestants split from the Catholic Church
26
A key characteristic of the Renaissance that led to modern science was
A focus on observation of the world to portray it accurately
Rejection of Christianity by many, freeing minds 2 new ideas
Development of businesses that funded scientific research
The rediscovery of Classical scholars such as Socrates
27
This man founded the Jesuits (The Society of Jesus) around the time of Catholic Reformation
Ignatius
John
Pope George
Pope Paul I
28
What two countries fought in the 100 Years War?
France & England
France & Italy
France & Spain
France & France
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John Calvin, founder of Calvinism, was a protestant reformer who stressed the importance of...
predisney
predisposition
predestination
prudance
