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Unit 6 The Renaissance & Reformation 2018-2019
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2018-2019 Unit 6 Test Review Renaissance & Reformation
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Which situation below caused the other three?
Religious unity declines throughout Europe
Martin Luther posts his Ninety-Five Theses
Catholic Counter-Reformation begins
Power of Catholic Church decreases
2
Italian city-state wealth that developed into the Renaissance arts came from...
Riches of Italian kings & their courts
Gold and silver from Italian explorers
the location of the Vatican in Italy
their in trade between Europe and the East
3
Best describes direct effect of the Renaissance on western Europe...
Humanism philosophy decreased power of Roman Catholic Church
Feudal system provided political stability
Ethnic minority Nationalism declined
Art reflected abstract themes
4
Protestant Reformation in Europe strengthened the...
Power of Monarchies
Power of the Pope
Belief in Polytheism
Unity of Europe
5
A major result of the Reformation...
Religious teachings no longer allowed in universities.
Power of the Pope was strengthened
Crusades became organized
New Christian denominations emerged
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In the book
The Prince
, Machiavelli argues that
A ruler must act virtuously with morals
The end justifies the means
Power is corrupting
People desire to do good
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Major goal of the Counter-Reformation was to...
reduce authority of monarchs
rejoin with Eastern Orthodox Church
encourage new ideas in science and technology
reinstate the power of the Roman Catholic Church
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Protestant Reformation represents a turning point in European history because it...
ended religious unity in western Europe
allowed religious reformers to escape persecution
forced most monarchs to become Protestants
standardized all religious writings
9
Former expression "Renaissance Man or now Person" most accurately describes a individual who...
is a recognized & well-paid artist
does not have ethical or moral standards of behavior
has many talents & skills
prefers personal rather than accomplishment
10
Best describes a characteristic of the Renaissance in Europe...
Humanism decreased in importance
Number of inventions decreased
Creativity in the Arts was encouraged
Rigid social structure
11
This invention made a great impact on the Protestant Reformation.
Printing press
magnetic compass
triangular sails
Mercator map projection
12
Was a direct challenge to political & religious authority of the Catholic Church...
Joan of Arc's death sentence.
King Henry VIII's Act of Supremacy created Church of England
Reconquista of Spain under Ferdinand & Isabella.
Jesuit order established under Ignatius Loyola.
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Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses were calling for...
greater Papal authority (Church)
reforms within the Roman Catholic Church
religious revolt against German princes
crusades to spread Christianity
14
This contributed most to the Protestant Reformation...
attention to realism & detail in art
new Engineering techniques
questioning of traditional authority (The Church)
interest in Ancient Greece & Rome
15
A result of the Protestant Reformation in Europe was...
Power of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe was weakened
Catholics accepted new religions in Italy, France, & Germany
Catholic leaders refused to make changes in church practices
Spain became predominantly Protestant
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Renaissance emphasis of individual uniqueness & worth, focus on the study of human achievement
Salvation
Scientific Revolution
Perspective
Humanism
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Best represents philosophy of the Renaissance...
Religious doctrines are the only valuable subject
Society's class distinctions should be abolished
The Greek & Roman Civilizations are worthy of study.
Human glorification is sinful
18
Factor that contributed to the Italian states beginning the Renaissance.
occupation by foreign powers
surplus porcelain from Japan
interaction with Latin America
access to important trade routes
19
What are the main beliefs of John Calvin & the Calvinists?
An all-powerful God & Predestination
Good works was the way to gain salvation
Sale of relics & indulgences
Women should hold positions of power
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Characteristic found in most European Renaissance Art
abstract design
Gothic architecture
reproduction of ancient buildings
lifelike portrayal of people & environments