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The Renaissance began in which country
Renaissance and Reformation Review
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The Renaissance began in which country
England
Italy
Spain
Germany
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Renaissance=
reform
Rebirth
Dark ages
enlightenment
3
Who painted the Mona Lisa
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
de Pizan
Druer
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Which is NOT a characteristic of the middle ages?
high literacy rates
most people were serfs
Low literacy rates
education controlled by church
5
This famous playwright is associated with the Reniassance
Michelangelo
Erasmus
Shakespeare
Da Vinci
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The belief that faith is good enough is associated to
John Calvin
Adam Smith
Martin Luther
Thomas More
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Improved ________ reduced the need for serfs and allowed people to move to cities
farming techniques
laws
medicine
relations with Germany
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The renaissance was the turning point into the
modern era
21st century
dark ages
Classical era
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People did this to receive forgiveness from sins
go on a pilgrimage
civil services
buy indulgences
Fight in the crusades
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Michelangelo and Da Vinci were known for
challenging the church
being artists
leading reformation
being apart of the medici family
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The 95 Theses is associated with...
John Calvin
Michelangelo
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
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The belief of predetermination is associated with
Anglican
Anabaptist
Calvinism
Lutheran
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Belief in the individual and focus on the pleasures of this life
Protestant
Humanism
Lutheran
Calvinism
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The Medici family was known for
painting chapels
paying for art
leading reformation
creating the printing press
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Which is NOT a branch of the Protestant religions
Catholic
Anabaptist
Calvinism
Lutherans
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King Henry VIII started the
Great Schism
Anglican church
Lutheran religion
Anabaptist church
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What happened in Germany that helped spread ideas of the Renaissance
creation of printing press
freedom of speech laws
fall of the monarch
open borders