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1
Why was the printing press revolutionary?
Spread knowledge through Latin and cheaper books
Books could be written faster
Books were no longer handwritten
Spread knowledge through the vernacular and cheaper prices
2
Why did Italian port cities rise to power during the Renaissance?
Many artists were from these cities
They were influenced by Rome and the church
They were trade cities
They were banking cities
3
What are differences between Japanese and European Feudalism?
All of the Above
Emperor was a Figurehead while the King was not
Japanese Merchants are lower than European Merchants
Code of Bushido vs. Code of Chivalry
4
How did the Renaissance inspire the Scientific Revolution?
The church wasn't a patron so they couldn't control study
Its focus on the individual brought people closer to God
Universities formed outside of the church
Its focus on questioning led to experimentation
5
Aztec and Mayan civilizations were very similar, except
Aztecs had one king
Mayans had one king
Aztecs practiced human sacrifice
Mayans were monotheistic
6
What was the impact of the Jesuits?
They formalized church riutals
They lead the Crusades
They formalized teachings for the clergy
They helped slow the spread of Protestantism
7
Which family from Florence was known for their influence on the Renaissance?
Borgia
Medici
Orsini
Tudor
8
The fall of Rome created
Centralized governments
The Renaissance
An increase in religious tolerance
The Feudal System
9
What was a common religious practice in Mesoamerica?
Pilgrimage
Animal Sacrifice
Human Sacrifice
Sale of Indulgences
10
Banks aided the modern economy by
providing a place to save money
safeguarding individual's wealth
exchanging different forms of money
providing loans to new businesses
11
What was a new concept during the Scientific Revolution?
Accepting untested believes
Accepting the work of Ancient Greeks
Focus on reason and nature
Focus on God and the stars
12
As advanced an the Incan Empire was, how were they lacking?
No religion
No roads
No written language
No language
13
What was the main difference between Rome and Feudal Europe?
Rome had a centralized government
Rome did not have an army
Rome was a secular state
Rome was a Republic
14
What was the outcome of the Council of Trent?
It reformed the church and clarified church doctrine
It formally accepted the Protestants as equals
It changed the church doctrine to appeal to Protestants
It hunted down Protestants
15
What aspect of the Renaissance brought forth the Scientific Revolution?
Focus on Ancient Greece and Rome
Focus on art
Focus on the individual
Focus on religion
16
Why was the Scientific Revolution important?
Schools moved away from the religious texts
People began to experimenting in order to prove beliefs
People relied on the works of Ancient Greece and Rome
People moved away from religion
17
What are similarities between Japanese and European Feudalism?
Time of prosperity, warrior class, peasants worked the land
King was a figurehead, religion was important, had slaves
Based on payments, warrior class, slaves worked the land
System of loyalty, warrior class, peasants worked the land
18
Which is an accurate social pyramid for the Mayans?
King, Priest, Nobles, Merchants, Peasants, Slaves
Nobles, Priests, Merchants, Peasants, Slaves
Priest, King, Peasants, Merchants, Slaves
Peasants, Slaves, Merchants, King, Priest
19
How did using cash instead of barter impact the economy?
Lead to a modern economy
Lead to mercantilism
Lead to capitalism
Lead to industrialism
20
Where is the Vatican located?
Naples
Florence
Milan
Rome