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Ch. 17: European Renaissance and Reformation
Ch. 17: European Renaissance and Reformation
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1
Who invented the printing press?
Gutenberg
Brueger
van Eyck
Michaelangelo
2
True/False: The Reformation lead to a decrease in power for monarchs and states (countries).
False
True
3
The best synonym for secular is
worldly
religious
humane
new
4
True/False: After the Refomation, the Roman Catholic Church emerged more unified than before.
True
False
5
Which of the following events lead to the beginning of the Renaissance?
The rise of the Vikings.
The fall of the Byzantine empire.
The Punic Wars
The Plague
6
How of the following statements about change during the Renaissance is untrue?
People were able to spend more money on the arts.
Workers had higher wages and more disposable income.
Cities became centers of learning.
People left the cities to live in the country.
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Which of the following was a reason for the Reformation?
The Church wanted to excommunicate the German princes.
The pope would not speak in the Vernacular.
Northern merchants resented paying taxes to Rome.
Luther could interpret the Bible better than the pope.
8
The word utopia means
"everywhere"
"highest"
"an ideal place"
"no place"
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Why did Luther reject the Peasant Revolts?
He did not approve of the peasant's violent methods.
Luther's theory of equality to not apply to the peasants.
The Princes were the rightful leaders of the peasants.
He was mad that he was not leading the revolts.
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Which of the following NOT was one of Luther's major beliefs?
Church teachings should be based off the Bible.
Good works were necessary for salvation.
Salvation could not be bought or sold.
All people with faith were equal.
11
The Renaissance occurred over which time period?
1000-1300
1400-1700
1200-1400
1300-1600
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Which of the following was not a reason for Luther's 95 Theses?
Marriage by the pope
Inappropriate behavior from clergy
Selling of indulgences
A belief in the Church hierarchy
13
The intellectual movement, humanism, focused on the study of what?
Human potential and achievements.
Human anatomy
Human faith in God
Human struggle.
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A person who produces work "in the vernacular" is one who
relies on realism
uses only natural light
uses a verse form of writing
writes in a local, rather than a classical, language