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7th Grade Topic 8 Review: Renaissance and Reformation
7th Grade Topic 8 Review: Renaissance and Reformation
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A #history review on the #Renaissance and the #Reformation
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1
Which would describe a Renaissance painting?
Proportions were exaggerated
They were of poor quality
They were more realistic
The people showed little emotion
2
Which technique is shown here?
Sfumato
Linear Perspective
Secularism
Shading
3
What was a major effect of Gutenberg inventing moveable type?
Universities were started
More people could learn literacy
More people started reading Latin
The Church encouraged new learning
4
Who made this sculpture?
Donatello
Michelangelo
Leonardo
Raphael
5
The most influential playwright of the Renaissance was
Hamlet
Romeo
Cervantes
Shakespeare
6
Why were the Medicis important to the Renaissance?
They were the leading religious family of The Church
They were famous Patrons of the Arts
They build ships to promote trade
They were leading politicians
7
What was a positive side effect of becoming a
Patron of the Arts
?
You got a break on your taxes
The artists became your slaves
People thought you were showing off
More status in society
8
What important contribution did William Tyndale make?
He translated the Bible into German so more people read it
He translated the Bible into English so more people read it
He translated the Bible into French so more people read it
He translated the Bible into Latin so more people read it
9
How did Medieval art and Renaissance art differ?
Medieval art was realistic and bright
They were not that different really
Renaissance art was mostly religious
Renaissance art was realistic and had many different themes
10
How did
secularism
inspired writers during the Renaissance?
More books were about non-religious topics
More books were religious
More Bibles were printed
The Bible was translated into the vernacular
11
What lead to urban growth in the 1300's?
Religious growth
More people wanted to move away from cities
Trade and industry growth
Less farmland
12
In today's society, what does
Utopia
mean?
An ideal, imaginary place
A place that is unsafe
Disneyland
A horrible place
13
Who developed the Theory of Gravity?
Bacon
Kepler
Isaac Newton
Copernicus
14
Who created
The Last Supper
?
Leonardo
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
15
How did the
Reformation
influence modern governments?
More kingdoms emerged
Self government emerged
More dictatorships emerged
More government censorship
16
The author of
Don Quixote
was
Cervantes
Alighieri
Shakespeare
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17
Why did
feudalism
in Europe grow weaker?
Trade and industry grew
The Church got more power
Many new kingdoms emerged
The Reformation
18
What did
Copernicus
suggest?
The Earth moves around the Sun
The World was flat
The Moon revolves around the Earth
The Sun moves around the Earth
19
What did John Calvin believe that Martin Luther
Did Not
?
Faith determines your salvation
You must follow the 7 sacraments
Good work earns salvation
Your salvation is predetermined
20
How did
Francis Bacon
help create the
Scientific Method
?
By using specific facts to make general rules
By inventing new tools
By providing breakfast to those who were creating it
By rediscovering the writings of ancient astronomers
21
What were new techniques used by Leonardo da Vinci in his Renaissance art?
Religious themes
Linear perspective and realistic human figures
Linear perspective and very bright colors
Unrealistic looking human figures
22
What was a goal of the
Council of Trent
?
To weaken the Catholic Church
To stop the spread of Protestant ideas
To stop the Jesuits
To spread Protestant ideas
23
What attitude was shared by Rabelais, Erasmus and More?
People should not question the Church
People should be more religious
Society was at its peak
Society needed to be changed
