Cortes getting his soldiers to stay in New Spain

Destroyed ships to eliminate the possibility of retreat, securing loyalty

What is the day of the dead?

Mexican holiday honoring deceased loved ones with festivities.

Siege of Tenochtitlan

Extended conflict culminating in Spanish victory and Aztec defeat

Aztec’s education, social hierarchy, roles of men & women, worldview

Education valued; strict hierarchy; distinct gender roles.

How did the French and German war on the city-states affect ideas of the Renaissance?

By disrupting economies and spreading ideas through displaced scholars.

How does geography, knowledge, and ideas and contact between different groups shape worldview?

exchange of cultural practices, technological advancements, innovations

Extending a country's power through diplomacy or military force.

Why did feudalism cause the ideas of the Renaissance to be slow?

Feudal lords restricted learning and innovation

What is the Reformation?

A religious movement that led to the creation of Protestant churches

How did science change in the Renaissance?

Emphasized observation, experimentation, and discovery.

Pertaining to the countryside rather than urban cities and towns.

What is the definition of a philosopher?

critically examines questions of existence, knowledge, ethics

What changes occurred to towns during the Renaissance?

peasants and commoners gained new opportunities due to the black plague

The next set of questions relate to the Edo Period-What is the Edo period in Japan?

A period from 1603 to 1868 marked by Tokugawa shogunate rule and isolation.

the Black Plague or Bubonic Death was believed to have:

come from China and ended up in Europe through travel

How did the Crusades affect medieval/feudal society?

Encouraged cultural exchanges and knowledge transfer.

Describe the European feudal system.

King, the Church, nobles, knights, peasants

A person's beliefs and perspectives about the world and life

What is the Renaissance known for?

the beginning of a new era, meaning “Rebirth”

King Ferdinand & Queen Isabella increasing power

Unified Spain, funded Columbus, strengthened monarchy

What were the Crusades?

A series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims in medieval times

How did the Silk Road affect medieval/feudal society?

Facilitated cultural exchanges and trade routes.

Where did humanism in the Renaissance come from?

Revival of classical Greek and Roman texts and ideas

What were the city-states?

Independent, self-governing cities in Italy

Formerly Tokyo, became the political center of Japan during Edo period.

What are three of Leonardo da Vinci's discoveries?

Anatomy, flight, and optics studies

What is the printing press?

A machine for mass-producing books and texts.

People of mixed Spanish and indigenous ancestry in New Spain.

A formal proclamation or command issued by a sovereign or government.

Christian campaign to retake Iberian Peninsula from Moors

What is urbanisation?

The increase in the percentage of people living in cities/towns.

Describe life for a rural woman in the Middle Ages.

Daughters were sent to school with their brothers.

Policy of expanding a country's territory or influence

Who was Leonardo da Vinci and what did he create?

created Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.

Describe life in the country during the Middle Ages.

uneducated, freemen and serfs were expected to do whatever the lord wanted

How did the increase of monarchs' power affect the spread of ideas in the Renaissance?

By centralizing authority, supporting arts and education.

Motivations for European exploration: religious conversion, fame, wealth.

Human sacrifice & Aztec’s religious beliefs

Believed sacrifices ensured cosmic order and pleased gods.

What are peasants/serfs?

Farmers and laborers bound to the land working for lords in medieval Europe

What changes occurred to trade during the Renaissance?

European involvement in the silk road due to need for exotic goods

Virtues of an ideal Aztec citizen

Courage, loyalty, discipline, and religious devotion

What is ethnocentrism?

The belief that one's own culture is superior to others.

Technological advantages of Spanish

Steel weapons, horses, firearms, ships.

How did the decline in feudalism affect the spread of ideas in the Renaissance?

By reducing lords' power, allowing greater flow of new ideas.

What are geographical barriers?

Natural features that hinder travel and communication.

King Carlos taking away Cortes’ authority

Diminished Cortes' power due to concerns over his growing influence

Religious conversion of Aztecs

Enforced conversion to Christianity by Spanish missionaries.

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1
Cortes getting his soldiers to stay in New Spain
Assured soldiers of a swift return to Spain following the conquest.
Destroyed ships to eliminate the possibility of retreat, securing loyalty
Allowed unrestricted return to Spain at any time for soldiers.
Used gold as bribes to maintain temporary commitment of troops.
2
What is the day of the dead?
Spanish festival celebrating the arrival of Columbus.
Mexican holiday honoring deceased loved ones with festivities.
Spanish celebration marking the end of the Reconquista.
Aztec ritual involving human sacrifice to please gods.
3
Siege of Tenochtitlan
Extended conflict culminating in Spanish victory and Aztec defeat
Negotiations led to a peaceful agreement for shared governance.
Brief battle leading to an immediate and complete Aztec surrender.
Aztec forces successfully defended against Spanish assaults.
4
Aztec’s education, social hierarchy, roles of men & women, worldview
No formal education; fluid social structure; equal gender roles
Education valued; strict hierarchy; distinct gender roles.
Education discouraged; women held political power.
Focused only on military training; no social classes.
5
How did the French and German war on the city-states affect ideas of the Renaissance?
By stopping all cultural and intellectual activities.
By disrupting economies and spreading ideas through displaced scholars.
By causing isolation of the city-states from Europe.
By unifying the city-states under a single ruler.
6
How does geography, knowledge, and ideas and contact between different groups shape worldview?
exchange of cultural practices, technological advancements, innovations
isolation and prevents any form of interaction or communication in groups
dissemination of new scientific, cultural, intellectual insights
societal perspectives are fixed, resistant to change, rooted in tradition.
7
Imperialism
Extending a country's power through diplomacy or military force.
A policy of complete isolation and non-intervention
Reducing national influence to focus on internal matters.
An emphasis on domestic agricultural development.
8
Why did feudalism cause the ideas of the Renaissance to be slow?
Trade routes were abundant and accessible.
Peasants were too educated and independent.
Centralized monarchies hindered idea spread.
Feudal lords restricted learning and innovation
9
What is the Reformation?
A period of political turmoil and upheaval in ancient Rome.
A religious movement that led to the creation of Protestant churches
A cultural movement during the Renaissance focused on arts
A series of military campaigns and battles in medieval Europe
10
How did science change in the Renaissance?
Emphasized observation, experimentation, and discovery.
Regarded alchemy as the supreme science.
Ignored ancient texts and classical knowledge.
Focused only on astrology and mystical studies.
11
What does rural mean
Related to the sea and navigation of ships and boats
Concerning the governance and political structure of a nation.
Associated with ancient ruins and archaeological sites
Pertaining to the countryside rather than urban cities and towns.
12
What is the definition of a philosopher?
critically examines questions of existence, knowledge, ethics
spiritual leader focused on guiding religious practices and moral values.
officer responsible for organizing and leading military forces
warrior trained in medieval combat techniques and battlefield strategies.
13
What changes occurred to towns during the Renaissance?
The black plague resulted in mass movement to the countryside
Cities shrunk in population size resulting in more power for the nobles
peasants and commoners gained new opportunities due to the black plague
New opportunities in the arts allowed for nobles to become even wealthier
14
The next set of questions relate to the Edo Period-What is the Edo period in Japan?
An era known for the dominance of the samurai class in Japanese society.
A short period of civil wars between various Japanese clans and families.
A time of extensive foreign trade and interaction with Western countries.
A period from 1603 to 1868 marked by Tokugawa shogunate rule and isolation.
15
the Black Plague or Bubonic Death was believed to have:
Come from the Mediterranean and ended up in Europe to travel
come from China and ended up in Europe through travel
Come from the city and ended up in the countryside through urbanisation
Come from Portugal and ended up in Europe to travel
16
How did the Crusades affect medieval/feudal society?
Had no significant impact on medieval society.
Encouraged cultural exchanges and knowledge transfer.
Prevented the spread of new and innovative ideas.
Weakened the power of feudal kings significantly.
17
Describe the European feudal system.
King, peasants, knights, nobles, the Church
King, merchants, knights, nobles, peasants
King, the Church, nobles, knights, peasants
King, knights, merchants, nobles, peasants
18
Describe life in the city during the Middle Ages.
It offered new opportunities
People had limited freedoms and opportunities
Everyone lived in isolation
It was clean and well-organized
19
What is a worldview?
study of astronomy and the movement of celestial bodies.
architectural design plan for urban development and planning.
map depicting the continents, countries, and major bodies of water.
A person's beliefs and perspectives about the world and life
20
What is the Renaissance known for?
It is known for being a time when feudalism was at its peak in Europe.
It is known for being a period dominated by religious wars and conflicts
the beginning of a new era, meaning “Rebirth”
It is known for being a time of great military conquests and expansion.
21
King Ferdinand & Queen Isabella increasing power
Divided Spain, weakened central authority, avoided exploration.
Unified Spain, funded Columbus, strengthened monarchy
Reduced national influence to focus on internal conflicts.
Ignored maritime exploration and focused on agriculture.
22
What were the Crusades?
Peaceful treaties and agreements between European nations.
An exploration of uncharted territories in the New World
A collection of philosophical writings from ancient Greece.
A series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims in medieval times
23
How did the Silk Road affect medieval/feudal society?
Isolated European regions from each other.
Led to the rise and dominance of feudalism.
Facilitated cultural exchanges and trade routes.
Prevented technological advancement and growth.
24
Where did humanism in the Renaissance come from?
Eastern philosophies and spiritual practices.
Feudal traditions and medieval customs
Medieval religious doctrines and teachings
Revival of classical Greek and Roman texts and ideas
25
What were the city-states?
Feudal villages ruled by lords and vassals.
Unified kingdoms under a single ruler.
Rural farmlands with small populations.
Independent, self-governing cities in Italy
26
Edo
A small village in southern Japan known for farming and fishing.
A type of Japanese garden featuring stones and water elements.
A style of traditional Japanese painting depicting landscapes.
Formerly Tokyo, became the political center of Japan during Edo period.
27
What are three of Leonardo da Vinci's discoveries?
Anatomy, flight, and optics studies
Astronomy, medicine, and law theories.
Navigation, cartography, and literature works.
Alchemy, astrology, and magic practices.
28
What is the printing press?
A method of painting on large canvases
A machine for mass-producing books and texts.
An early type of computer for calculations
A medieval torture device for punishment
29
The black plague change society as it caused people to doubt the church
True
False
30
Mestizo
Missionaries from Spain dedicated to converting native populations.
Spanish military settlers who made New Spain their permanent home.
People of mixed Spanish and indigenous ancestry in New Spain.
Indigenous leaders who formed strategic alliances with Spanish forces
31
Edict
A formal proclamation or command issued by a sovereign or government.
A form of traditional Japanese theater involving puppetry.
A ceremonial sword used by samurai during the Edo period.
A traditional Japanese form of poetry with 17 syl
32
Reconquista
Effort to spread Islam throughout the Iberian Peninsula.
Attempt to isolate Spain from European influences.
Christian campaign to retake Iberian Peninsula from Moors
Movement to establish peace between Christians and Moors.
33
What is urbanisation?
The increase in the percentage of people living in cities/towns.
study of ancient civilizations and their impact on modern society.
development and expansion of rural farming communities and areas.
process of cultivating crops and livestock in rural environments.
34
Describe life for a rural woman in the Middle Ages.
Women were not allowed to work on farms
Women had no opportunities regardless of their family's wealth
Daughters were sent to school with their brothers.
All women were sent to school
35
What is Expansionism
Policy of expanding a country's territory or influence
Policy of reducing a country's territory and influence.
The practice of isolated living and avoiding trade.
The study of ancient civilizations and their impact.
36
Who was Leonardo da Vinci and what did he create?
created Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.
built many cathedrals and churches.
constructed numerous castles and fortresses.
invented telescopes and microscopes.
37
Describe life in the country during the Middle Ages.
There were no social classes among peasants
They were highly educated and had many luxuries
Peasants were free to do as they pleased
uneducated, freemen and serfs were expected to do whatever the lord wanted
38
How did the increase of monarchs' power affect the spread of ideas in the Renaissance?
By decentralizing power and creating local authorities.
By suppressing new ideas and maintaining the status quo.
By centralizing authority, supporting arts and education.
By focusing solely on military expansion and power.
39
God, glory, and gold
Philosophy of Renaissance humanism focused on arts.
Motivations for European exploration: religious conversion, fame, wealth.
Reasons for medieval European isolationism and decline
Principles guiding the Protestant Reformation in Europe.
40
Human sacrifice & Aztec’s religious beliefs
Believed sacrifices ensured cosmic order and pleased gods.
Practiced human sacrifice solely for population control
sacrifices were symbolic and and happened once a year
Viewed sacrifices as necessary for successful agriculture
41
What are peasants/serfs?
Wealthy merchants and landowners with large estates and properties
Farmers and laborers bound to the land working for lords in medieval Europe
Members of the royal family living in castles and palaces
Knights and soldiers serving in the king's army during wars
42
The Black plague killed half of Europe
False
True
43
What changes occurred to trade during the Renaissance?
European involvement in the silk road due to need for exotic goods
Trade did not change significantly during the renaissance
The silk Road began and trade was first happened between Europe and China
Better roads across China allowed for the import of exotic goods
44
Virtues of an ideal Aztec citizen
Focus on personal wealth, power, and independence.
solation, cowardice, ignorance, and rebellion
Emphasis on trade, exploration, and scientific inquiry
Courage, loyalty, discipline, and religious devotion
45
What is ethnocentrism?
The study of different cultures and their customs.
practice of understanding and appreciating other cultures without judgment
The belief that all cultures are equal and should be respected equally
The belief that one's own culture is superior to others.
46
What country and period did the Renaissance start in?
England in the 16th century
Spain in the 17th century
France in the 15th century
Italy in the 14th century
47
Technological advantages of Spanish
Superior knowledge of local geography and climate
Advanced agricultural techniques unknown to others.
Steel weapons, horses, firearms, ships.
use of magical artifacts and ancient relics.
48
How did the decline in feudalism affect the spread of ideas in the Renaissance?
By strengthening the feudal system and restricting growth
By creating a new feudal system that was more restrictive.
By reducing lords' power, allowing greater flow of new ideas.
By making travel and communication impossible for people.
49
What are geographical barriers?
Trade routes and shipping lanes used for commerce.
Natural features that hinder travel and communication.
Political borders that separate different countries and regions.
Man-made structures like buildings, roads, and bridges.
50
King Carlos taking away Cortes’ authority
Exiled Cortes to a remote colony due to alleged misconduct.
Enhanced Cortes' authority and control over New Spain.
Elevated Cortes to a more influential role within the Spanish court.
Diminished Cortes' power due to concerns over his growing influence
51
Religious conversion of Aztecs
Total rejection of Christian teachings by the Aztec population.
Gradual incorporation of Christian elements into Aztec traditions.
Enforced conversion to Christianity by Spanish missionaries.
Voluntary and widespread acceptance of Christianity by Aztec leaders
52
How did politics change during the Renaissance?
By eliminating monarchies and establishing democracies.
By shifting to centralized monarchies and stronger governments
By reinforcing feudal structures and decentralizing power.
By maintaining status quo with no significant changes.
53
How was the church organized in order of rank in feudal Europe?
Pope, Cardinals, Bishops, deacons, priests, laity
Pope, Bishops, Cardinals, priests, deacons, laity
Pope, Cardinals, Bishops, priest, deacons, laity
Pope, deacons, Cardinals, Bishops, priests, laity
54
What was the effect of the rise of towns and cities on medieval/feudal society?
Strengthened the power of feudal lords.
Isolated rural communities from urban centers.
Decreased trade opportunities and mobility.
Weakened the feudal system and promoted trade
55
What was the religion in the Renaissance?
Christianity, with Catholic and emerging Protestant influences
Buddhism spreading across Europe and gaining followers.
Hinduism as the dominant and widely practiced religion
Islam being the primary and most practiced faith
56
The Black plague was worse in the cities
False
True
57
What is a Renaissance Man?
Famous artists in the Renaissance
Versatile in arts, sciences, and humanities
Scientists who discovered significant technologies in the Renaissance
skilled in warfare and combat.
58
Age of Exploration
Time when Europe avoided contact with other continents.
Period of European global exploration and discovery.
Time when Europe focused solely on internal affairs.
Era marked by the decline of European sea travel.
59
Which below answer does not characterise religion during the middle ages?
illness was punishment for wrongdoing
Religion was especially important; it was the center of life
Good things were seen as a blessing by God.
Getting sick was seen as a punishment that could be cured by medicine
60
What is war?
A peaceful negotiation and settlement between nations.
A cultural exchange program promoting mutual understanding.
A trade agreement between two countries for economic benefit.
A conflict between countries or groups involving armed forces
61
Impact of Moors in Spain
Led to Spain's decline in intellectual and economic growth.
Introduced advanced sciences, architecture, and agriculture.
Prevented any form of cultural or technological advancement.
Isolated Spain from other European cultural influences.
62
Hernan Cortes
Explorer who discovered the Americas for England
Spanish monarch who funded Columbus's voyages.
Portuguese navigator who found a sea route to India
Conquistador who led expedition that caused the fall of the Aztec Empire
63
How did Copernicus’s discovery challenge the church?
Supported church's doctrine and views completely.
Promoted religious ideas and practices strongly.
Aligned with church's teachings on cosmology.
Contradicted church's geocentric beliefs and teachings
64
How did the 100 years war affect the spread of the ideas of the Renaissance?
By promoting continuous conflict and halting new ideas' spread.
By causing isolation and preventing any cultural exchanges
By unifying Europe under a single ruler and restricting ideas.
By weakening feudal structures and stimulating cultural exchanges.
65
What changes occurred to wealth during the Renaissance?
Power came from the land owned by people
Wealth was spread more evenly amongst the noble classes
wealth and power came from money rather than land
Land became even more important as it produced agriculture for cities
66
Importance of Spain’s geography & location incentive for exploration
Mountains made sea travel impossible for Spaniards.
Access to Atlantic and Mediterranean facilitated exploration
Harsh climate prevented any form of exploration.
Located far from major trade routes and seas.
67
Tenochtitlan, Lake Texcoco
European trading post set up for maritime trade routes.
Spanish settlement established on a dry desert plain
Aztec capital on an island in Lake Texcoco with advanced engineering
Mayan city built deep in the Amazon rainforest
68
What are some of the key similarities and differences between the countryside and the city?
Rural people were highly educated, more opportunities in the city
less opportunities in the countryside, most people were uneducated
equal opportunities in both the city and the countryside
country- everyone lived separately, more opportunities in the countryside
69
Noche Triste
Celebratory feast marking Spanish triumph over the Aztecs.
Spanish fled Tenochtitlan, suffering heavy casualties in the process.
Peace accord signed by Spanish and Aztec leaders to end conflict.
Day of arrival of Cortes in Tenochtitlan greeted by locals.
70
What does hierarchy mean?
A large, ancient civilization known for its massive pyramids and temples
The process of urban development and city planning for growth.
A type of government ruled by a single, powerful individual
A system of organizing people into different ranks or levels of importance.
71
Define humanism, what is it?
Focus on divine beings and spiritual matters.
religious and theological studies.
Study of magic, alchemy, and astrology.
Emphasis on human values and potential achievements
72
How did the printing press change national identity in the Renaissance?
Limited the flow of information and news.
Isolated communities and restricted communication.
Strengthened feudal systems and local rule.
Spread ideas and knowledge widely across nations.
73
What did Nicolaus Copernicus discover?
Sun is the center of the universe
Earth is the center of the universe
Objects attract each other.
Matter is made of atoms.
74
How did national identity change during the Renaissance?
By causing fragmentation and loss of national identities.
By fostering pride and unity based on shared culture and history.
By unifying Europe under a single national identity.
By completely ignoring cultural and linguistic differences.
75
What is trade in the Renaissance?
The spread of religious ideologies and beliefs across Europe.
The construction of monumental architecture and buildings.
The exchange of goods and services between different regions
The study of celestial bodies and their movements in the sky.
76
What is humanism in the Renaissance?
Study of divine beings and spirits
Focus on human values, potential, and achievements.
philosophical religious ideal focus on individual biblical interpretation
The end of Roman Catholicism and the move towards Protestantism
77
How did religion affect people's lives and values in the medieval/feudal ages?
Religion guided daily life and morals deeply.
People ignored religious teachings and values.
Religion was only important to the elite.
Religion had no impact on people's values and lives.
78
The black plague or bubonic plague started in:
1204-1223
1442-1466
1346-1353
1346-1380
79
How did the Black Death affect medieval/feudal society?
Caused massive population decline and social change
Improved agricultural practices significantly.
Led to rapid economic growth and prosperity.
Increased overall life expectancy and health.
80
Encomienda system
Trade routes connecting the continents of Europe, Africa, and America.
Missionary efforts focused on converting indigenous peoples to Christianity
Alliances formed between Spanish settlers and local indigenous tribes.
System where Spanish settlers were granted control over indigenous labor
81
11 Worldview influences include age, religion, history, politics, ideology, race, social class, gender, language and...
laws of nature, biological processes, social class
spirituality, random geographical events, peer influence
economic status, social class, ethnicity
genetics, language, and physical reflexes
82
How did humanism influence and change education in the Renaissance?
By emphasizing scientific education, ignoring arts.
By emphasizing classical texts and well-rounded education.
By discouraging study of ancient texts and focusing on religion.
By maintaining traditional medieval curriculum without change.
83
What was the Silk Road?
Trade routes connecting East and West for commerce
A type of medieval weapon used in wars.
An ancient building and architectural wonder.
A medieval kingdom in Europe and Asia
84
How did the worldview change during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance?
Focused on the church and religion.
Moving away from classical learning and ancient texts.
Emphasized superstition and mystical beliefs
Shifted to humanism and scientific inquiry
85
Spanish conquistadors view of Indigenous groups & formula for conquering
Ignored them; focused on European conflicts instead.
Feared their power; isolated from all indigenous groups.
Respected as equals; avoided conflict and sought peace.
Saw as inferior; used superior weapons, alliances, disease
86
What does urban mean?
Related to agricultural practices and rural farming methods
Pertaining to large cities and towns with dense populations.
Associated with medieval castles and fortresses in history
Concerning small rural communities and villages in the countryside
87
What is national identity during the Renaissance?
Focused on regional isolation and differences
Lack of common culture and shared values.
Emphasis on feudal loyalty and hierarchy.
Shared culture, language, and history among people
88
Spain’s education, social hierarchy, roles of men & women, worldview
No education; no social hierarchy; women in power.
Universal education; equal society; progressive gender roles.
Focused on military; no social structure; gender equality.
Education for elite; hierarchical society; traditional gender roles
89
Massacre of Aztec dancers
Aztec warriors launched a surprise attack on Spanish camps.
Cortes' forces slaughtered unarmed Aztecs during a religious ceremony.
Peaceful celebrations were held with no incidents of violence.
Aztec leaders ambushed Spanish troops during peace talks.
90
Mexico’s geography & how the Aztecs adapted to it
Relied solely on nomadic hunting and gathering
Built floating gardens, adapted to mountainous terrain
Avoided farming due to harsh desert climate.
Established cities only in coastal lowlands for trade
91
Who was Nicholas Copernicus?
A medieval knight who fought in the Crusades.
A famous painter known for religious works.
A feudal lord with vast land holdings.
A Renaissance astronomer who proposed heliocentric theory
92
What was healthcare like in the Middle Ages? Which of the below answers is incorrect?
Rural people understood medicine, provided medical services for the laity
Few knew medicine. The church was the only place to get medical books.
The Black Plague caused questioning the church and its answers to sickness
The Church usually had all the answers to sicknesses
93
What is Heliocentric theory related to?
Geocentric earth theory
Sun is the center of the universe
Atomic matter theory
Copernicus theory
94
Importance of mountains for Aztecs
Led to the decline of the Aztec civilization due to isolation
Prevented the development of agriculture and cities.
Provided defense and resources, shaped cultural beliefs
Inhibited all forms of communication and travel
95
What changes occurred to technology during the Renaissance?
Invention such as cannons and gunpowder
Inventions such as cannons, telescopes, and gunpowder
Inventions such as gunpowder and gyroscopes
Inventions such as gunpowder and mechanical clocks
96
Impact of smallpox
Strengthened indigenous immunity through widespread exposure.
Rapid spread decimated indigenous people, facilitating Spanish conquest.
Encouraged unified resistance movements against Spanish invaders.
No significant effects on the health of indigenous populations.
97
What is anatomy?
The scientific study of the structure of organisms and their parts
The exploration and discovery of new planets and space objects.
The study of ancient artifacts and historical relics from the past.
The examination and analysis of environmental ecosystems.
98
How did the increase in trade affect the spread of the ideas of the Renaissance?
By facilitating exchange of goods and ideas between regions
By focusing solely on economic aspects, ignoring culture.
By limiting travel and communication between regions.
By creating conflicts that hindered exchange of ideas.
99
Inquisition
Institution to enforce Catholic orthodoxy, often through persecution
Policy to encourage religious tolerance and diversity.
Organization to spread Protestant Reformation in Spain.
Initiative to promote scientific inquiry and debate
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How did art change in the Renaissance?
Used only abstract and modern styles exclusively.
Focused on humanism, realism, and classical themes.
Ignored classical influences and techniques.
Emphasized only religious themes and subjects.

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