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1
What are indulgences?
Papers sold by church to forgive punishment for sins
Papers sold by the church to guarantee 99 years in purgatory
Papers sold by princes to get out of jail
A pope's favorite foods
2
Which of the following is NOT a child of King Henry VIII?
Charles V
Edward VI
Mary I
Elizabeth I
3
What was the main subject that was attacked in the 95 Theses?
Allowing Protestants to break from the church
Limited access to education
The amount of tax on peasants
Selling indulgences
4
Which Italian family held power off and on until the 1700s?
Machiavelli
Buonarotti
Medici
Brunelleschi
5
The belief that you are damned or saved before you are even born is called ___________.
Preorientation
Presalvation
Predamnation
Predestination
6
"Bloody Mary" received her nickname by persecuting which group?
Catholics
Jews
Muslims
Protestants
7
Who urged leaders to be good when possible and evil when necessary?
Dante
Michelangelo
Machiavelli
Petrarch
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How long was Queen Elizabeth I on the throne?
8 years
44 years
5 years
50 years
10
Petrarch was a humanist who encouraged the collection of what?
Agricultural technology
Bones of saints
Islamic writings
Forgotten Latin manuscripts
11
Who did Martin Luther gain the support of during the Reformation?
The Holy Roman Emperor
German princes
The pope
French knights
12
How many wives did King Henry VIII have?
8
9
4
6
13
What did the Edict of Worms do?
Made Martin Luther an outlaw
Made Martin Luther a prince
Declared Protestantism as the only religion
Abolished the Islamic faith
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How were Catholic and Protestant groups similar during the Reformation?
They both believed in God
They both had popes
They both wanted clergy to stay unmarried
They had all of the same sacraments
15
What did the Peace of Augsburg do?
Divided Christianity in Germany
Made France a Protestant nation
Called for the capture of Martin Luther
Gave all power of the Protestant Church to Charles V
16
Why do some historians say King Henry VIII divorced Anne of Cleves?
She did not look like her picture
She did not produce a male heir
She told state secrets to France
She committed adultery
17
Who wrote that women could learn as well as men if they attended the same school?
Catherine of Aragon
Dante Alighieri
Christine de Pizan
Francesco Petrarch
18
The church of San Lorenzo was built in which way?
Cramped and stuffy
With no decorations or chairs
Open and airy
Long corridor with many hallways
19
What was Martin Luther before he nailed the 95 Theses to the church door?
A lawyer
A monk
A baker
A pope
20
Which of the following was a main subject taught by the humanists?
Carpentry
Agriculture
Rhetoric
Taxidermy
21
How were Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard killed?
They were not killed
Beheading
Burned at the stake
Starvation
22
Which invention encouraged more people to receive an education?
Iron Plow
Windmills
Printing Press
Telephone
23
Who was depicted as a devil in Michelangelo's painting on the Sistine Chapel ceiling?
Michelangelo's wife
The pope
Michelangelo himself
The pope's assistant
24
What two art techniques developed during the Renaissance?
Perspective and Sculpture
Engraving and Photography
Frescoes and Perspective
Frescoes and Oil Painting
25
Why is "The Divine Comedy" written in vernacular?
So it could be an inside joke within the community
So it would never be read outside of Florence
Wanted it to be more accessible to the common people
Wanted only the scholars to read it
26
What is Christian Humanism?
Using Humanist thought to defend the Catholic Church's rules
Using humanist thought to reform the Catholic Church
Using Humanist thought to convert Christians to Islam
Using Humanist thought to convert Jews to Christianity
