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Renaissance Period 2A Test Review
Renaissance Period 2A Test Review
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Renaissance history, More, Bacon, Cavendish, Foxe
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1
The first one to translate the NT into English from Greek
Cranmer
Wycliffe
Tyndale
More
2
The English Renaissance ended after which monarch?
James I
Henry VIII
Charles I
Elizabeth I
3
All the following are true about Francis Bacon EXCEPT
known as Father of Modern Science
beheaded for taking bribes
served as Lord Chancellor
published Novum Organum
4
Which monarch replaces the mass with the Lord's Supper?
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Edward VI
Henry VIII
5
What does Henry VII name his first son to establish a royal line that goes back to Ambrosius?
Henry
Edward
Arthur
Bert
6
Lollardism and Lutheranism led to a rapid growth of
Prostantism
Rationalism
Catholicism
Humanism
7
More is a staunch ______.
Anglican
Catholic
Lutheran
Protestant
8
The Book of Common Prayer standardized worship in England.
False
True
9
English scholarship coincided with the spread of what?
Protestantism
Catholicism
Humanism
Transcendentalism
10
Henry VIII made himself head of the church with the Act of
Tudorship
Uniformity
Succession
Supremacy
11
Which Bible was made during the time of the Marian exiles?
Cranmer
Coverdale
Great
Geneva
12
Who dies first and seemingly painlessly in the flame?
Latimer
Ridley
13
During the Renaissance, there were great advancements in all the following except
exploration
math
science
art
14
Mary removes all the following except ____ when she comes to the throne
Protestant leaders
Book of Common Prayer
Bibles
Catholic leaders
15
Sir Thomas More was the most influential ___ in England.
Religious leader
Scholar
Author
Humanist
16
All the following contributed to a higher standard of living in England except
Wool
Spanish gold
Reopened trade routes
Banking
17
Acts and Monuments
does all the following except
free Protestants from jail
show believers how to suffer
bolster English resistance to Catholicism
strengthen Protestant resolve
18
All the following gave rise to increased writing except
Peace
Prosperity
Printing press
Power
19
The Act of Uniformity was proclaimed by which Tudor monarch?
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Henry VIII
Edward VI
20
Elizabeth's excommunication from the RCC caused her people to rise up in rebellion.
True
False
21
Henry VIII requires churches to use this vernacular language in their services.
English
Latin
French
Greek
22
Acts and Monuments
was originally written in
English
Vernacular
French
Latin
23
John Foxe suffers the same martyrdom that he wrote about.
False
True
24
The Great Bible is authorized by
James I
Henry VIII
Henry VII
Elizabeth I
25
The Renaissance begins in 1300 in what country?
Germany
Italy
France
England
26
The dates for the Tudor period are 1485 to
1547
1688
1603
1300
27
Sir Thomas More was executed for refusing to sign the Act of ____________.
Transubstantiation
Uniformity
Succession
Supremacy
28
At his execution, Cranmer is allowed to speak; he can be compared to all the following except
Peter
Samson
Stephen
David
29
Bacon's main reason for studying in his essay "Of Studies" is to
weigh and consider
believe and take for granted
find talk and discourse
contradict and confute
30
When Elizabeth dies childless, who becomes the next monarch of England?
Lady Jane Grey
Pope
Mary, Queen of Scots
James VI of Scotland
31
Utopia
is a New World society founded on what?
Love
Religion
Reason
Power
32
Whose motto was "Make England Protestant forever"?
Foxe
More
Wycliffe
Tyndale
33
The word "renaissance" means
artistic
rebirth
reborn
new
34
Theme of English Renaissance is that happiness depends on what?
reason
Tudor monarchs
submission to authority
riches
35
Which country led the world in exploration during this time?
France
Spain
England
Italy
36
Which monarch was beheaded because of his belief in "the divine right of kings" and a desire to be Catholic?
Charles I
Mary I
Charles II
James I