Which was a major resultof the Reformation?

new Christiandenominations emerged

The Western Roman Empire was weakened by which of these?

the high cost of defending the empire

The ProtestantReformation represents a turning point in European history because it

ended religious unity in Western Europe

Martin Luther’sNinety-Five Theses were a call for

A. reforms within the RomanCatholic Church

In what way did the Renaissance affect the European exploration of North America?

Wealth & curiosity of Renaissance encouraged exploration

In Western Europe, amajor immediate effect of the Reformation was a

decline in religiousunity & power of the Catholic Church

The ProtestantReformation & the European Renaissance were similar in that both

encouraged people toquestion tradition

Pericles is MOST known for

overseeing democratic government in Ancient Athens.

The MOST appropriate definition of Hellenization is

the spread and export of Greek culture.

Unlike earlier scholars, Renaissance scholars

explored the importance of human experiences.

Which statement BEST explains why the Renaissance began in Italy?

Italian cities were trade centers in the late 14th century.

The spread of ideas during the Renaissance was MOST affected by

the invention of the printing press.

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1
Which was a major resultof the Reformation?
new Christiandenominations emerged
religious teachings wereno longer allowed in universities
the Crusades wereorganized
the power of the Popewas strengthened
2
The Western Roman Empire was weakened by which of these?
civil wars begun by Christian zealots
the prolonged nature of the Peloponnesian War
uprisings by Etruscans in the north
the high cost of defending the empire
3
The Sistine Chapel in Vatican City was painted in the early 1500s by
Leonardo da Vinci.
Michelangelo.
John Calvin.
Martin Luther.
4
The ProtestantReformation represents a turning point in European history because it
ended religious unity in Western Europe
forced most of Europe’s monarchs to become Protestants
allowed religious reformers to escape persecution
standardized all religious writings
5
What would be the BEST title for this map?
Barbarian Invasions of Africa
The Spread of Islam
Trans-Sahara Trade Routes
The Bantu Migrations
6
Which Renaissance figure had the MOST impact on the spread of knowledge & literacy?
Leonardo da Vinci
Thomas More
Johannes Kepler
Johannes Gutenberg
7
Which period is characterized by a renewed curiosity in the arts, sciences, and in philosophy?
The Age of Exploration
The Medieval Period
The Industrial Revolution
The Renaissance
8
Martin Luther’sNinety-Five Theses were a call for
A. crusades to spreadChristianity
A. religious revolt againstthe German princes
A. greater papal authority
A. reforms within the RomanCatholic Church
9
In which area would you find the “Fertile Crescent”?
A
B
D
C
10
In what way did the Renaissance affect the European exploration of North America?
Feudal lords wished to spread their influence to new lands.
Artists’ depiction of life in the New World created interest
The rejection of religion made people want to leave Europe.
Wealth & curiosity of Renaissance encouraged exploration
11
Which of these would be the BEST definition of the word "democracy"?
controlled by the government
government by the people
defeated by government
government is not needed
12
In Western Europe, amajor immediate effect of the Reformation was a
greater tolerance ofreligions other than Christianity
renewed domination ofthe Catholic Church
decline in religiousunity & power of the Catholic Church
decrease in educationalopportunities for the middle class
13
Which Renaissance artist is responsible for this painting?
Raphael
da Vinci
Michelangelo
Botticelli
14
The ProtestantReformation & the European Renaissance were similar in that both
discouraged the growthof strong monarchs
supported the return ofthe Roman Empire
encouraged people toquestion tradition
were led by the military
15
Which Renaissance artist is responsible for this sculpture?
Botticelli
Raphael
Michelangelo
da Vinci
16
Towards the end of the Renaissance, Johannes Gutenberg had the GREATEST impact on
artistic methods.
religious philosophy.
literacy rates.
political criticism.
17
What Ancient city is seen as the "birthplace of democracy"
Rome
Sparta
Athens
Carthage
18
Pericles is MOST known for
his instruction of philosophers Socrates, Plato,& Aristotle.
overseeing democratic government in Ancient Athens.
leading Sparta to victory over Persian invaders
being a firm but fair tyrant of Ancient Greece.
19
The MOST appropriate definition of Hellenization is
the movement to give women equal political rights.
the spread and export of Roman culture.
the spread of airborne diseases.
the spread and export of Greek culture.
20
Unlike earlier scholars, Renaissance scholars
attempted to apply knowledge to scientific problems.
focused on applying religious teachings to all issues.
believed that only the wealthiest had the ability to learn.
explored the importance of human experiences.
21
The Greek governments of the Hellenic period largely consisted of
city-states.
feudal vassals loosely controlled by a single ruler.
a unified empire under a single ruler.
regional kingdoms.
22
Which country is labeled with the letter "X"?
Italy
France
Germany
Greece
23
Which of these would MOST likely have been a topic of artists of the Italian Renaissance?
Royal leadership
the crucifixion of Jesus
the evil nature of people
human beauty
24
Which Renaissance artist is responsible for this painting?
Michelangelo
Botticelli
da Vinci
Raphael
25
The capital of the Roman Empire could be found closest to which letter?
A
B
C
D
26
Which statement BEST explains why the Renaissance began in Italy?
Northern Europe brought artistic style that artists copied.
Italy was the victor in the Hundred Years War.
The creation of an Italian monarchy meant resources for art
Italian cities were trade centers in the late 14th century.
27
The spread of ideas during the Renaissance was MOST affected by
the invention of the printing press.
Luther's religious conversion.
people's curiosity about the universe.
the support of the Catholic Church.
28
The center of the Incan civilization was found closest to what letter?
D
C
B
A
29
Socrates is known for the Socratic Method of teaching, which relies heavily on
experimentation.
question and answer.
research.
observation.
30
During the Renaissance, Florence, Genoa, and Venice were important MOSTLY because they were
under direct control of the King of Italy.
home to the best universities in Europe.
places where artists thrived.
centers of trade and commerce.

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