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Unit 4B Review
Unit 4B Review
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What was Martin Luther's 95 theses?
A set of directions for launching a crusade
A set of Martin Luther's most important prayers.
Martin Luther's 95 reasons he loved the church
Martin Luther's 95 disagreements with the church. Began the reformation
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Who was the first head of the English Church?
Leo X
Henry VIII
Da Vinci
Catherine of Aragon
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What did Johannes Gutenberg Invent?
The Printing Press
The Paint Brush
The Anvil
The Steam Engine
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What did the Council of Trent Establish?
Regulated the sale of indulgences
Counter Reformation: Index of Forbidden Books, Inulgencies Allowed
A Treaty between England and the Catholic Church
The beginning of the Protestant Reformation
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What was reborn or revived during the Reanissance?
Exploration
Russian Culinary Techniques
Classic Greek and Roman Culture
Christianity
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Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Leo X
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Henry VIII
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What book did Niccolo Machiavelli Write?
The Pope
The Priest
The Prince
The King
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Who established/discovered the idea of Heliocentricity?
Johannes Kepler
Da Vinci
Nicolaus Copernicus
Galileo Galilee
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What was one of the most significant impacts of the invention of the printing press?
A decrease in the production of written materials
An increase in the production of quality foods
A sharp decrease in those studying at University
A sharp increase in the literacy rate in Europe
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What were the sources of truth before the Scientific Revolution?
Local Lords and authorities
The Church, Henry VIII, and Machiavelli
Established Authorities: Church, Pope, Ancient Greek's and Romans
Ancient Mesopotamians
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What did Martin Luther's main issue with the Catholic Church involve?
The location of The Vatican
The sale of indulgences
The process for selecting a Pope
Adhering to the 7 sacrements
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What is the Principle of Doubt?
States that nothing is true unless it can be proven by experimentation
Michaelangelo's Theory
Idea from Protestant Reformation stating nobody can doubt the church.
Da Vinci's main source of motivation behind his art work.
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Who discovered the law of gravitation and developed calculus?
Galileo Galilee
Isaac Newton
Niccolaus Copernicus
Johannes Kepler
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Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Leo X
Michaelangelo
Henry VIII
Da Vinci
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What is the main idea behind Calvinism?
Eucharist
The 7 Holy Sacrements
Predestination/Predermination
Matrimony
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What did The Prince address?
How leaders could expand their territory
How leaders could gain and keep power
How Protestantism could spread
How to stop the spread of Protestantism
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What does humanism stress?
Adhering to the 7 sacrements
Individualism. Individual Achievement. Being the best you can be.
Studying the human condition
Learning how to sculpt
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What did the Act of Supremacy do?
Expanded Henry VIII Power in Rome
Began the Reformation
Expanded Pope's Power as supreme leader in England
Ended Pope's power in England. Henry head of Anglican Church. Henry Divorce
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Which scientist from the Scientific Revolution was accused (and later cleared) of heresy?
Galileo Galilee
Da Vinci
Niccolaus Copernicus
Johannes Kepler
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What was the Renaissance time period known as?
The Plague
A Rebirth
A dark age
The Middle Ages
