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The Renaissance and Reformation
The Renaissance and Reformation
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While feudalism dominated Europe, Italy's merchants were
building an empire based on democracy.
developing their own financial system.
creating a kingdom under the control of nobleman.
building great fortunes by trading with rich lands of East.
2
the term used to describe Martin Luther's break with the Church and the movement it inspired
Reformation
salvation
Renaissance
Protestant
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an official pardon for a sin given by the pope in return for money
Renaissance
Reformation
Protestant
indulgence
4
The document Martin Luther wrote on the issue of indulgences contained
the 95 Theses
Luther's resignation as a bishop
an open letter to the pope
a plan for a new religion
5
to go to heaven, in religious terms
salvation
reformation
indulgence
humanism
6
The Renaissance movement developed in
China
Italy
France
Greece
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The main focus of Renaissance visual artists was
impressionism
nature and the human form
religious scenes
abstract images
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The ______ began in Italy.
moveable type
Protestant
indulgences
Renaissance
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individual letters and marks that can be arranged and rearranged quickly
humanism
movable type
salvation
indulgence
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interest in the classics
humanism
Renaissance
Reformation
Protestant
11
One of the reasons preacher Johann Tetzel was selling indulgences was to raise money for
the poor in Italy.
a painting the Church had commissioned to Michaelangelo.
a glorious new church in Rome.
the pope.
12
The German printer Johannes Gutenberg created a system that
could print only the Bible
used moveable type to print pages
printed pages by mimeograph
could copy handwriting into type
13
Perhaps the most famous piece of art in the world, the Mona Lisa, was created by
Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
Jan van Eyck
Donatello
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Martin Luther is credited for starting the ________.
humanism
Renaissance
moveable type
Reformation
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The Zwinglians were a ______ group that broke from the Catholic Church.
Reformation
Renaissance
Protestant
salvation
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King Henry VIII of England broke from the Catholic Church to form the Church of England because
he felt the people of England deserved their own church.
the Church would not officially end his marriage.
he wanted to be head of a church.
he did not approve of indulgences
17
Name the technology that was important in changing the way information and ideas traveled.
the postal system
the printing press
the telegraph
the telescope
18
Martin Luther felt that an authority in religious matters was
the Bible.
the king.
God.
the pope.
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Which of the following is not a Protestant group?
Zwinglians
Anabaptists
Lutherans
Buddhists
20
Leonardo da Vinci was a painter, a scientist, and
an inventor
a writer
a chef
an athlete
21
Martin Luther wrote his official challenge to the Church after learning about
the Church paying for a costly printing press
a scandal with the pope.
the selling of indulgences
the Church's views on salvation.
22
Which country did the poet William Shakespeare come from?
France
Belgium
Italy
England
23
Preacher Johann Tetzel offered people _________ in exchange for money.
indulgences
humanism
salvation
Reformation
24
The Reformation was a movement against which Church?
Lutheran Church
Church of England
Catholic Church
Baptist Church
25
Michaelangelo was famous for:
the statue David and the Sistine Chapel ceiling
painting the home of Medici
moveable type and the printing press
painting the home of Petrarch
26
Who was the leader of the Catholic Church?
the King of England
Martin Luther
the Pope
Johann Tetzel
27
Many Renaissance writers turned their attention from the Church to the ideas and writings of
Confucius
ancient Romans and Greeks
Shakespeare
the Egyptians
28
Martin Luther felt that people could achieve _________ through faith alone.
indulgences
salvation
Renaissance
Reformation
29
A key feature of the Renaissance was William Shakespeare's interest in
Greek and Roman architecture
the human character
basket weaving
making pottery
30
In his famous work Utopia, Sir Thomas More describes an ideal world based on
Greek mythology.
the Bible.
humanism.
Greek philosophy.