Who was the Medici Family?

They Controlled Europe's wool and Banking, had banks in Venice Rome and L

Who received the title of "The Magnificent" and why did he earn that title?

Lorenzo de Medici for his support of scholars and Renaissance artists

Main scientific discovery areas of the Renaissance

Astronomy, Mechanics, Medicine and Anatomy

How did The Reformation impact southern European countries?

Catholicism remained the dominant religion in those countries.

How did Calvinism differ from Lutheranism?

Believed that people are predestined to go to heaven or hell after death.

What was the meaning of the word "Commission during the rise of the Italian city states?

A request for a specific design or art project usually from a rich patron

Main objectives of the Council of Trent

A Universal church that would address the spiritual needs of the people

Most famous pieces from Leonardo Da Vinci

The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa

It was a new direction in the arts and it means "Truth to nature"

What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?

To Reform the Catholic church from within

Examples of the books that were banned by the council of Trent:

Erasmus and Machiavelli's books

Martin Luther objected to the Catholic Church's use of indulgences, or _____.

The official forgiveness of sins for money

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1
Who was the Medici Family?
They were political opponents of the Italian Monarchy
Built the London Bridge and other important buildings of the British Empire
They were a science driven family who developed a technique for vacination
They Controlled Europe's wool and Banking, had banks in Venice Rome and L
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Who received the title of "The Magnificent" and why did he earn that title?
Leonardo DaVinci for all of his inventions during the Renaissance period
Lorenzo de Medici for his support of scholars and Renaissance artists
Marie Curie for her discovery of the periodic table
Copernicus for his discoveries in the astronomy field
3
Main scientific discovery areas of the Renaissance
Graphic Design, Information Technology and Cooking
Marine Science, Biochemistry, Information Technology
Biology, Metallurgy, biomedicine and Metal Fusion
Astronomy, Mechanics, Medicine and Anatomy
4
How did The Reformation impact southern European countries?
Those countries eventually became Protestant.
Those countries were receptive to new religious ideas.
Catholicism quickly began to be reformed in those countries.
Catholicism remained the dominant religion in those countries.
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How did Calvinism differ from Lutheranism?
Believed that clergy shouldn't hold more religious authority than people.
Believed that people are predestined to go to heaven or hell after death.
Believed that people went to heaven or hell based on their actions in life
They did not believe in the concept of heaven or hell after death.
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In what country did Protestant ideals mostly originate?
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
7
During the Medieval era, people relied more on --------------- rather than scientific data
Artistic creations
Superstition
Novels
Alternative Knowledge
8
What was the meaning of the word "Commission during the rise of the Italian city states?
When the Monarch gave a soldier particular orders to fight a war
A creation of a complex architectural structure
A request for a specific design or art project usually from a rich patron
A request for a political seat on the Parliament on the Senate
9
The main representative of the Spanish Renaissance
Picasso
Dali
Van Gogh
El Greco
10
Main objectives of the Council of Trent
A Universal church that would address the spiritual needs of the people
Increased the number of church holidays, created a mass in many languages
Reformed the Protestant rituals, expanded the map for catholic churches
A liberal church that will reform based on the new times
11
Spanish Nun who was canonized in 1622 and created an convent of isolation and reflection
Mother Teresa
Ana de Arcos
Isabela de Castilla
Teresa de Avila
12
Most famous pieces from Leonardo Da Vinci
The melting Clock, Guernica
The Birth of Venus and Coronation of the Virgin
The Sistine chapel and Madona
The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa
13
Name of the Founder of the Society of Jesus order and the Jesuit schools
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Father Jamie
Ignatius of Loyola
14
Habsburg who was crowned by the Pope as the Holy Roman Emperor in 1520 and responsible for defending the Catholic faith
Cosimo de Medici
Leonardo DaVinci
Louis the XIV
Charles I
15
Renaissance contributor of the invention of the telescope
Galileo Galilei
Michelangelo
Paracelsus
Ambrose Pare
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Chief Renaissance invention that facilitated the spread of Scientific knowledge during the Renaissance
The Post Office
The Messenger bird
The printing press
The telephone
17
What was naturalism?
Political beliefs needed to be based on the betterment for the people
It was a new direction in the arts and it means "Truth to nature"
Chemical elements needed to be kept in their natural form
It means that things needed to be called by their natural name
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English Physician who was the first to work towards understanding the human circulatory system
Ambrose Pare
Copernicus
Andreas Vesalius
William Harvey
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Renaissance Scientists who set the stage for further work that would follow in subsequent centuries
Stephen Hawkins, Ashokke Sen
Artemisia and Teresa de Avila
Galilleo and Copernicus
Marie Curie and Jane Godall
20
Dutch astronomer who first proposed that the universe was heliocentric and circled the sun
Paracelsus
Galileo Galilei
Ambrose Pare
Copernicus
21
Protestants in Scotland were known as _____.
Huguenots
Anglicans
Presbyterians
Calvinists
22
German and Swiss Physician known as the father of toxicology
Galileo Galilei
Da Vinci
Copernicus
Paracelsus
23
How many times did the Group of Bishops in the Council of Trent met and how many years did it Last?
30 times over 10 years
150 times over 20 years
25 times over 18 years
100 times over 5 yearas
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French surgeon who first developed the practice of antiseptics and stitches
Galileo Galilei
Andreas Vesalius
William Harvey
Ambrose Pare
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What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?
To Persecute Martin Luther and his followers
To Reform the Catholic church from within
To fight the Protestant Church
To create a new Catholic Bible
26
Flemish anatomist author of the fabric of the human body
Ambrose Pare
William Harvey
Andreas Vesalius
Robert Boyle
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Examples of the books that were banned by the council of Trent:
The Bible in Latin
Erasmus and Machiavelli's books
The Great Gatsby, The Jungle
Tom Sawyer, The little Prince
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System of of hypothesis and investigation by Francis Bacon that set the stage for more fact and knowledge-based inquiry
The Paracelsus method
The chemistry method
The scientific method
The artistic method
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He was the "Renaissance Man", gave us great understandings of anatomy, movement in art and science and engineering
Leonardo Da Vinci
Copernicus
Michelangelo
Galileo Galilei
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Martin Luther objected to the Catholic Church's use of indulgences, or _____.
The unofficial forgiveness for sins, with or without money
Flexible approaches to the biblical theory
The official forgiveness of sins for money
Flexible approaches to celibacy

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