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What is secular learning?
Religious learning
Learning to become a monk
Learning to become a priest
Nonreligious learning
2
Which of the following was not a new subject studied in the 1300s?
history
theology
art
poetry
3
What new calendar was commissioned by Pope Gregory XIII?
Mayan Calendar
Julien Calendar
Chinese Calendar
Gregorian Calendar
4
What was the positive effect of books being written in the vernacular?
decreased literacy
more interest in convents
increased literacy
stronger religious life
5
a religious order created to serve the pope and the Church
Jesuits
Protestants
Christian humanism
federalism
6
Florence was known as the ______ ______ of the Renaissance.
religious center
artistic center
literary center
banking center
7
What were indulgences?
a paid forgiveness of sins
a paid place in the Protestant Church
a paid piece of land from the Pope
another word for the Bible
8
“rebirth” and refers to the period that followed Europe’s Middle Ages
Catholic Reformation
Medieval
Renaissance
Reformation
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Where the Catholic Church reformed their teachings and officially rejected Protestant ideas
Wittenburg College
Venice
Florence
Council of Trent
10
What were two complaints that people had about the Catholic Church?
too rich and sold indulgences
sold indulgences and too smart
sold indulgences and clergy were not religious
too rich and too tall
11
Which of the following was NOT one of the key Renaissance ideas?
Communism
Individualism
Humanism
Secularism
12
a reform movement against the Roman Catholic Church
Protestants
Renaissance
Catholic Reformation
Reformation
13
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican?
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Donatello
Michelangelo
14
Why were the bankers in Florence so powerful?
they decided all of the rules of the city
they were friends with the king
they controlled the money and made interest
the bankers were able to trade with Asia
15
Which is NOT a way the Reformation led to federalism?
Protestant congregations made their own rules
congregations banished anyone who opposed them
once people had a voice they began to gain political power
congregation's power spread to local governments
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When did Johann Gutenberg develop his printing press?
1645
1450
1545
1455
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sharing of power between local governments and a strong central government
humanism
socialism
Christian humanism
federalism
18
Why did Dante write in Italian instead of Latin?
Italian was more distinguished than Latin
Only the rich knew Italian
Italian was the common vernacular
Italian was the language of the Church
19
those who protested against the Roman Catholic Church
Reformation
Jesuits
Catholics
Protestants
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effort to stop the spread of Protestantism and to reform the Catholic Church from within
Christian humanism
Reformation
Catholic Reformation
Protestantism
21
Which was NOT an interest of Leonardo da Vinci
architecture
basketball
painting
anatomy
22
Why was the Medici family important?
promoted education in Florence
controlled the government of Florence
richest family in Florence
hired artists to decorate the city
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way of thinking and learning that stresses the importance of human abilities and actions
reformation
humanism
federalism
Renaissance
24
Why was Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Italy was the birthplace of feudalism
Italy was a strict dictatorship
Italy never had feudalism
Italy was the birthplace of federalism
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What were the Ninety-Five Theses?
a list of complements about the Catholic Church
list of complaints Martin Luther nailed to a Catholic Church
a list of complements about the Lutheran Church
a list of complaints John Calvin nailed to a Lutheran Church
