Besides being against his beliefs, what other reason might have influenced Luther's opposition?

needed the German Princes to support him against king

Who is Machiavelli writing this document for and why?

princes so that they know what kind of ruler they should be

What times of antiquity is Petrarch referring to in his letter?

Classical Greek and Roman times

The author of this painting would probably least have supported which of the following?

using art as a means to explore the soul

What is the historical context for Machiavelli having written this document?

invasion of Italy and domination by foreign powers

Which of the following features about the Middle Ages would Petrarch most be in favor of?

Monks' attempts to collect manuscripts of the past

What caused the rebellion referred to in this document?

Economic grievances, Luther's opposition to church

Based on what you know about Machiavelli, how would his audience react to The Prince?

The government saw it as subversive and punished him

As a result of this document, what new political ideal began to be upheld?

rulers should rule under raison d'tat

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1
Besides being against his beliefs, what other reason might have influenced Luther's opposition?
Didn't want the peasants to halt work, which hurts economy
He was a pacifist
needed the German Princes to support him against king
He needed the support of the King to recognize his religion
2
Who is Machiavelli writing this document for and why?
the common people so that they can overthrow the monarch
rulers so that they can change their ruling tactics
princes and rulers so that they can fix their mistakes
princes so that they know what kind of ruler they should be
3
What times of antiquity is Petrarch referring to in his letter?
Byzantine Empire
Middle Ages
Ancient China
Classical Greek and Roman times
4
The writings of Petrarch would later influence what movement?
Realism
Nationalism
Imperialism
Romanticism
5
The author of this painting would probably least have supported which of the following?
the opening of science and art academies
the spirit of individualism
Revival of the classics
using art as a means to explore the soul
6
Which of the following later art movements would Petrarch have favored?
Baroque
Rococo
Neoclassicism
Mannerism
7
What is the historical context for Machiavelli having written this document?
to promote his favoring of an absolute monarchy
invasion of Italy and domination by foreign powers
the fragmentation of Italy into city states
the domination of Italy by absolute rulers
8
Which of the following features about the Middle Ages would Petrarch most be in favor of?
Monks taking time to read and learn all about the church
The power of the Church
Monks' attempts to collect manuscripts of the past
Drawing flat, frontal figures in paintings
9
Who would Luther have written this document for?
German princes
His followers
Peasants
King
10
Many of the figures on this painting's ideas would later be disproved during this time
Reformation
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
Middle Ages
11
Who was the famous artist of this painting?
Donatello
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
12
This rebellion is most like which other conflict in history?
Thirty Years War
The Haitian Rebellion
The Jacobite Rebellion
English Civil War
13
What caused the rebellion referred to in this document?
Economic grievances
Luther's opposition to church
God told them to
Luther prompting them to make changes in their life
14
Based on what you know about Machiavelli, how would his audience react to The Prince?
The government adopted his ideas into their Constitution
The government accepted his ideas and changed their ways
The government saw it as subversive and punished him
The government exiled him
15
As a result of this document, what new political ideal began to be upheld?
the idea that rulers must uphold the law of God
rulers should rule under raison d'tat
rulers must govern absolutely
rulers govern under divine right of king

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