Protestantism’s new view of the family included?

praising mutual love between husband and wife.

What impact did the publication of Calvin’s writings have on the Protestant Reformation?

Established him as a new leader of Protestantism.

Teresa of Avila is known for?

Promoting reform of the Carmelite order

During his reign, Henry VIII...

Dissolved the Catholic monasteries.

Growth of large monarchial states in the rest of Europe led to problems for Italy because...

kings of large states could raise armies to attack states.

War between France and Spain for control of Italy reached a turning point when?

Spanish mercenaries sacked Rome in 1527.

Christian humanists believed that people would become more pious by?

reading fundamental works of Christianity.

Italian City-States were able to function independently because

Italy did not have a strong central government.

What is one reason Italy was more urban than the rest of Europe?

The thriving trade networks drew people to the states.

Why was Venice an important state?

served as a commercial link between Asia and Western Europe.

Anabaptists believed that...

Church and state should be separate

Erasmus criticized the Catholics for putting emphasis on external forms of religion such as

Pilgrimages, fasts, and relics.

Why is Petrarch is considered the father of Italian Renaissance humanism?

Spread classical ideals by reviving forgotten Latin text

Machiavelli’s view influenced political activity because he believed in...

Politics should not be influenced by moral principles.

Catholic Reformation revitalized the Catholic Church by?

rooting out corruption within the papacy.

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1
Development of printing using movable type enabled people to...
Become better informed.
Set up print shops in their homes.
Opened schools in rural areas.
Built libraries and book shops.
2
The human-focused style of Renaissance artists resulted in art that?
Used perspective to represent three dimensions
Fit in small spaces.
Imitated the flat art of medieval times.
Celebrated religion
3
Due to their religious beliefs, Anabaptist refused to...
hold public office
baptize adults
give up their guns
follow a spiritual leader
4
Protestantism’s new view of the family included?
encouraging girls to go to school.
praising mutual love between husband and wife.
encouraging husbands to help raise children.
giving women a bigger role in supporting the family.
5
What impact did the publication of Calvin’s writings have on the Protestant Reformation?
Established him as a new leader of Protestantism.
Angered the pope, who brought the papal army against him.
Led to the downfall of Catholicism in Great Britain.
Encouraged Martin Luther to join forces with him
6
Teresa of Avila is known for?
taking steps to reform the Catholic Church
using the technique of oil painting
ending Christian unity in Europe
Promoting reform of the Carmelite order
7
In which way were the Catholic and Protestant groups similar during the Reformation?
Both groups believed in God.
Both groups shared the same Christian rites.
Both groups ignored political alliances.
Both groups sold indulgences.
8
German rulers took control of the Catholic churches and...
installed Luther as the head of the Church.
declared war against the Pope.
formed state churches.
denied people the right to worship.
9
John Calvin believe in ?
the sale of relics and indulgences
good works as the way to gain salvation
the separation of church and state
an all-powerful God
10
During his reign, Henry VIII...
Dissolved the Catholic monasteries.
Conquered lands in China.
Made Thomas More pope of the Church of England.
Strayed far from his Catholic beliefs.
11
Luther wanted an alliance with the German princes to overthrow the papacy. Alliance means?
army
revolution
treaty
agreement
12
Growth of large monarchial states in the rest of Europe led to problems for Italy because...
The Italian people wanted monarchs to rule them.
France and Spain joined together to invade Italy.
The rest of Europe was envious of Italy.
kings of large states could raise armies to attack states.
13
War between France and Spain for control of Italy reached a turning point when?
Italian people drove out both armies.
The Medici family negotiated a peace.
The French army occupied Nice in 1494.
Spanish mercenaries sacked Rome in 1527.
14
For Luther, the Bible became the only valid source of religious truth, What does valid means?
Unlawful
Noble
Justifiable
Pleasant
15
Humanists’ purpose for educating people was to...
make people more artistic.
produce scholars of ancient literature.
create well-rounded citizens.
prepare people for religious lives.
16
Christian humanists believed that people would become more pious by?
reading fundamental works of Christianity.
making pilgrimages to holy sites.
fasting on major religious holidays.
showing respect for sacred relics.
17
Martin Luther believed that salvation could be achieved through...
faith alone.
good works.
the purchase of indulgences.
faith and good works.
18
Using movable type for printing in Europe led to increased of
participation in government.
wealth for peasants.
land ownership for nobles.
rates of literacy in Europe.
19
Northern European Renaissance artists differed from those of Italian artists was in?
Use of color
Craftsmanship
Realism
Scale
20
The Catholic Church began to investigate abuses of the Church under the leadership of
Ignatius Loyola.
Pope Paul III.
Charles V.
Teresa of Avila.
21
Italian City-States were able to function independently because
the Italian courts guaranteed their autonomy.
they were located on important trade routes.
the Crusades enriched their treasuries.
Italy did not have a strong central government.
22
What is one reason Italy was more urban than the rest of Europe?
Other parts of Europe developed a centralized monarchy
Landscape of Italy attracted artists and travelers
The thriving trade networks drew people to the states.
Italy had five strong states.
23
Why was Venice an important state?
enjoyed the patronage of the Medici family.
served as a commercial link between Asia and Western Europe.
because it waged a successful war against its neighbors.
because it was ruled by a hereditary monarch.
24
Anabaptists believed that...
Church and state should be united.
Church and state should be separate
Ministers should be appointed by Martin Luther.
Believers should bear arms.
25
Group that made up the majority of the European population?
urban upper class
burghers
nobles
peasants
26
Which of the following was unaffected by the Reformation?
Education in Europe
The role of women
The control of the Catholic Church
Discrimination against Jews
27
To spread Lutheranism, Martin Luther gained the support of?
German rulers
The Holy Roman Empire
Charles V
The Pope
28
Erasmus criticized the Catholics for putting emphasis on external forms of religion such as
Pilgrimages, fasts, and relics.
The reformation of the Church.
Teachings in the Bible.
Lessons on how to live a good life.
29
Changing Protestant attitudes included...
A decrease in anti-antisemitism
Women being equal to their husbands.
Support for monasticism
Clergy being allowed to marry.
30
Why is Petrarch is considered the father of Italian Renaissance humanism?
Spread classical ideals by reviving forgotten Latin text
Wrote in the vernacular so common people could understand
Supported young Renaissance scholars to study the classics.
Encouraged scholars to use both medieval and classical Latin
31
Machiavelli’s view influenced political activity because he believed in...
A nobleman should live a life of virtue.
A prince should always honor his word.
Politics should not be influenced by moral principles.
A ruler should behave based on Christian principles.
32
Catholic Reformation revitalized the Catholic Church by?
rooting out corruption within the papacy.
discrediting the Protestant movement.
reshaping many of the Catholic Church's basic teachings.
revoking the supreme leadership of the pope.

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