Why did scientists begin to repeat their experiments?

To refine and improve their hypotheses

How did the Medici family help the Renaissance?

They were generous patrons of the arts

What was the result of the Peace of Augsburg in 1555?

Each German prince could decide the religion of his lands

Why did Henry VIII annul his marriage to his first wife, Catherine of Aragon?

She could not give birth to a male heir

What issues led to the Protestant Reformation?

Popes led lives of luxury and abused their power

How did the location of Italy help it be the starting point of the Renaissance?

Its location allowed trade with the Muslim world

Why did Martin Luther write his 95 Theses?

He was denouncing the sale of indulgences

Which was a factor leading to the reformation?

Anger at the worldliness of the Church

One of Newton's contributions was his:

Explanation of the movement of planets

What is described in the book Utopia

An ideal society where people live in harmony

the study of classical cultures

Sir Thomas Moore was executed because he:

would not accept Henry VIII as head of the Church of England

When did Elizabeth become Queen of England?

When her half-sister, Mary Tudor, died

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1
Who proposed the heliocentric model of the universe?
Galileo Galilei
Francis Bacon
Nicolaus Copernicus
Isaac Newton
2
Why did scientists begin to repeat their experiments?
to prove that gravity was the building block of all life
To express their doubt at the outcomes
To refine and improve their hypotheses
to disprove the mistakes of classical scientists
3
who was the author of Utopia?
Thomas Moore
Tycho Brahe
Johannes Kepler
Baldassare Castiglione
4
How did the Medici family help the Renaissance?
They were devout Catholics
They established many city holidays
All of the children were artists
They were generous patrons of the arts
5
What event did the spread of Calvinism lead to?
the rise of Calvinist city-states
an overwhelming acceptance of Calvin's doctrines
Martin Luther's execution
religious wars across Europe
6
Which bests describes the Catholic Reformation?
Many began to doubt their faith
protestant views were adopted
Calvin became a Catholic
Church abuses were reduced
7
Who was arrested because his view of the universe differed from that of the Church?
Robert Boyle
Galileo Galilei
Francis Bacon
Isaac Newton
8
Which statement is true about religious persecution in the 1500s and 1600s?
Jews persecuted Catholics
Persecution ended in 1545
Only Jews were persecuted
Persecution was widespread
9
What was the result of the Peace of Augsburg in 1555?
Martin Luther was excommunicated from the Catholic Church
Martin Luther took back his 95 theses
Each German prince could decide the religion of his lands
The selling of indulgences was banned in the Catholic Church
10
When Newton saw an apple fall from the tree, he began considering which idea?
chemistry
calculus
gravity
alchemy
11
What did the followers of John Calvin believe in?
Salvation based on faith, good works, and sacrifices
Predestination
Salvation based off of faith and good works
Living free, unrestricted lives
12
Why did Henry VIII annul his marriage to his first wife, Catherine of Aragon?
She was a secret protestant
She could not give birth to a male heir
She would not support the Church of England
She died
13
Dürer was interested in what art form?
engraving
Architecture
Sculpting
playwriting
14
What issues led to the Protestant Reformation?
Popes led lives of luxury and abused their power
More people were dissatisfied with monastic life
Judaism began to spread across Europe
Islam began to spread across Europe
15
Who called for a new scientific method?
Francis Bacon
Isaac Newton
Tycho Brahe
Galileo Galilei
16
What major theme of the Northern Renaissance was portrayed in the engravings by Albrecht Durer?
realistic portraits of women
Scenes of peasant life
social art
religious upheaval
17
How did the location of Italy help it be the starting point of the Renaissance?
Its location allowed trade with the Muslim world
Humanists could learn humanities at its many libraries
Greek scholars moved there
People turned towards the arts as trade declined
18
Why did Martin Luther write his 95 Theses?
He was trying to raise fun to build St. Peter's Cathedral
He wanted to write about 95 influential citizens
He was denouncing the sale of indulgences
He wanted to translate the Bible into vernacular
19
Which was a factor leading to the reformation?
a desire to set up a theocracy in Wittenberg
The hope that the Church would sell more indulgences
The belief that the Pope should support the Renaissance
Anger at the worldliness of the Church
20
In the 1600s, Robert Boyle's work transformed the field of:
astronomy
medicine
philosophy
chemistry
21
One of Newton's contributions was his:
analysis of the composition of matter
Invention of the microscope
description of how muscles and blood vessels worked
Explanation of the movement of planets
22
In what language did the middle class want items written in?
Vernacular
Latin
Italian
Greek
23
Who calculated the orbits of the planets based on Brahe's notes?
Johannes Kepler
Nicolaus Copernicus
Rene Descartes
Robert Boyls
24
What did Lutherans believe about salvation?
It is achieved through good works
It is achieved through faith
God predestined those who will be saved
It is achieved through the purchase of indulgences
25
What is described in the book Utopia
An ideal society where people live in harmony
The adventures of two giants
Young couples in love
The immoral behavior of people
26
Which branch of mathematics was partially invented by Newton?
Calculus
algebra
Geometry
Pre-calculus
27
Who was the Florentine scholar that assembled writings of classical philosophers?
Petrarch
Baldassare Castiglione
Niccolo Machiavelli
Leonardo
28
What Is humanism?
the study of the modern world
the study of ancient civilizations
the study of classical cultures
the study of medieval Europe
29
Sir Thomas Moore was executed because he:
Protested the corruption of the Roman Catholic Church
Set up a utopian community based on Calvinist beliefs
Would not stand with Henry VIII against Protestant revolt
would not accept Henry VIII as head of the Church of England
30
When did Elizabeth become Queen of England?
When her mother, Anne Boleyn, died
When her half-sister, Mary Tudor, died
When her half-brother, Edward VI, died
When her father, Henry VIII, died

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