When did Elizabeth become Queen of England?

when her half-sister, Mary Tudor, died

Henry VIII wanted his marriage to Catherine of Aragon annulled, after 18 years because:

She did not give birth to a male child.

Why was Albrecht Dürer sometimes called the "German Leonardo"?

He spread the Italian Renaissance to his homeland.

How did the Medici family help the Renaissance to flower?

They were generous patrons of the arts.

Why did Martin Luther write 95 Theses?

He was denouncing the sale of indulgences.

How did the attitudes of Renaissance thinkers differ from those of medieval scholars?

Human experience in the present was explored.

In Utopia, Thomas More describes:

an ideal society in which men and women live in harmony.

What issues led people to move towards the Protestant Reformation?

Popes led lives of luxury and abused their power

How did the Medici family come to control Florence?

They were a wealthy, powerful merchant family in Europe.

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1
What did Lutherans believe about salvation?
It is achieved through faith.
The purchase of indulgences helps achieve salvation.
God alone predetermines who will be saved.
It is achieved through works.
2
A Florentine landmark shows how architecture blended beauty and utility during the Renaissance:
Michelangelo's sculptures
da Vinci's The Last Supper
the Gothic arches to the city
the cathedral dome
3
When did Elizabeth become Queen of England?
when her father, Henry VIII, died
when her half-sister, Mary Tudor, died
when her half-brother, Edward VI, died
when her mother, Anne Boleyn, died
4
Henry VIII wanted his marriage to Catherine of Aragon annulled, after 18 years because:
She was to be canonized.
She was unfaithful.
She did not give birth to a male child.
She was a Lutheran.
5
Which Italian Renaissance writer stressed that the end justifies the means in his writings?
Lorenzo de' Medici
Francesco Petrarch
Baldassare Castiglione
Niccolò Machiavelli
6
Why was Albrecht Dürer sometimes called the "German Leonardo"?
He became a master at etching.
He had a remarkable resemblance to Leonardo da Vinci.
He spread the Italian Renaissance to his homeland.
He painted a replica of the Mona Lisa.
7
The followers of John Calvin:
believed that people were born without sin.
lived in Asia Minor and Russia.
believed in predestination.
lived free, unrestricted lives.
8
The growing middle class began to demand written material in what language?
Italian, with illustrations
Latin
Greek
the vernacular
9
How did the Medici family help the Renaissance to flower?
They established many city holidays.
The Medici children were all artists.
They were devout Catholics.
They were generous patrons of the arts.
10
Why did Martin Luther write 95 Theses?
He was translating the Bible in the vernacular.
He was denouncing the sale of indulgences.
He wanted to write about the 95 most influential citizens.
He was raising funds for the Cathedral of St. Peter.
11
How did the attitudes of Renaissance thinkers differ from those of medieval scholars?
Focus was placed on life after death.
An emphasis was placed on group achievement.
Human experience in the present was explored.
Study was based on religious issues.
12
In Utopia, Thomas More describes:
the adventures of two gentle giants.
the ignorant and immoral behavior of people.
an ideal society in which men and women live in harmony.
the follies of young couples in love.
13
When Newton saw an apple fall from the tree, he began to consider what idea?
alchemy
chemistry
calculus
gravity
14
What issues led people to move towards the Protestant Reformation?
Popes led lives of luxury and abused their power
Judaism began to spread in Europe
People were dissatisfied with the monastic life
People wanted to believe they could do whatever they wanted
15
How did the Medici family come to control Florence?
They were a wealthy, powerful merchant family in Europe.
They dueled with every noble family and won.
The Medicis were granted divine rule by the Pope.
They came from a long line of rulers in Northern Italy

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