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1
Using perspective in a painting allows an artist to create
the illusion of depth.
realistic facial expressions.
paintings that draw upon Greco-Roman art.
religious paintings that teach lessons to illiterate.
2
Which event came first?
Fall of Rome
Crusades
Renaissance
Golden Age of Greece
3
John Calvin's belief that God determined who was going to heaven is known as
Justification by Faith.
Presbyters.
Predestination.
Calvinism.
4
Martin Luther was primarily dissatisfied with the Roman Catholic Church because he
blamed the church for not curing people who had the plague
through the church lacked structure.
disagreed with the sale of indulgences
believed that kings should have more power to appoint clergy
5
Renaissance or Medieval?
Medieval
Renaissance
6
What role did the Renaissance play in the development of the Protestant Reformation?
did not play a role at all
encouraged people in the Church to be more spiritual
new ideas in art, lit & science led to questioning life
a new and more powerful Catholic Church
7
Which event came last?
Fall of Rome
Renaissance
Crusades
Golden Age of Greece
8
Why did Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church?
He wanted to continue selling indulgences.
The pope excommunicated him.
He believed in predestination.
The pope refused to give him a divorce.
9
The Renaissance began in Italy because...
Italian city-states had grown wealthy from trade.
Italian kings were giving more power to peasants.
Italy had more natural resources & technology.
many Europeans scholars had migrated to this area.
10
Dante's
The Divine Comedy
is an important piece of humanist literature because it
outlines the importance of humanity's time & accomplishments
calls for reforming the corrupt Protestant Church.
is written in the vernacular & is about real people.
comments on his personal struggles as a Christian.
11
Renaissance or Medieval?
Medieval
Renaissance
12
This sculpture shown was the 1st to be viewed from all sides during the Renaissance. Artist???
Lorenzo Medici
Michelangelo
Donatello
Leonardo da Vinci
13
Leonardo da Vinci is considered the best example of a "Renaissance Man" because...
He was a painter, sculptor, architect, scientist & inventor.
He was very vocal criticizing the Church.
He supported women's rights.
His search for knowledge caused him to invent.
14
The Renaissance made writing about secular topics more common. Secular means...
the topic is religious.
the subject is about art.
the writer is a poet.
the topic is not religious.
15
Martin Luther wrote this document; it outlines problem w/ the Church, specifically indulgences.
Ninety Five Theses
Romeo and Juliet
The Divine Comedy
The Prince
16
What artist is responsible for this?
Dontello
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphel
17
What was a major characteristic of the Renaissance in Europe?
The importance of educating women to become leaders.
The new power of the Catholic Church who supported the Ren.
Emphasizing the importance of human potential & achievement.
The study of classical lit from Asia.
18
This image represents which time period?
Early Middle Ages
Protest Reformation
Industrial Revolution
Renaissance
19
These images show the contributions of ???
Machiavelli
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Medici
20
Which factor best describes the art of both Ancient Greece and Renaissance?
influence of the West African tradition.
Emphasis on realism & the human form.
Focus on Biblical themes.
Showing landscape of natural paintings.
21
As a result of Henry VIII's break from the Catholic Church, he formed a faith called?
Presbyterianism
Anglicanism
Lutheranism
Calvinism
22
One way in which Classical China, Gupta India & Italian Renaissance are similar is that all
had an increase in religious unity.
had numerous cultural achievements.
had governments led by democracies.
had a decline in trade.
23
The Crusades led to an increase in trade because Europeans were...
needed to raise taxes from trade.
interested in luxury goods from Asia.
trying to get better weapons.
trading more European products to pay off debt.
24
Humanists focused on "classicism" so they studied...
ways to increase trade with Asia.
the achievements of Greece & Rome.
the role of the growing middle class.
the Bible & messages from the Church.
25
Which advancement in technology revolutionized the way ideas were spread in 15th c.?
creation of telescope
development of astrolabe
intro to telegraph
improvements to printing press
26
Which of the following could be considered an effect of the Protestant Reformation?
the end of religious wars
decline in the power of Roman Catholic Church
decreased power of the European Kings
the beginning of religious unity in Europe
27
The Medici Family gained their power through their...
successful marriages to nobility.
wealth and banking industry.
birthright.
revolution.
28
Trade from 1290-1500 CE led to...
feudal lords being more powerful.
the decline of cultural diffusion.
the growth of democratic governments.
the growth of towns and cities.
29
This Florence cathedral was inspired by...
gothic-styles from Medieval Europe
Classical architecture of Rome
advanced mosques of Islamic Empire
Chinese styles diffused from Silk Road
30
Catholic, Eastern Orthodox & Protestant churches are all based on
ideas of Christianity
teachings of Muhammad
concept of reincarnation
leadership of the Pope
31
Martin Luther, John Calvin & Henry VIII are similar in that they all were
Reformation leaders.
Latin American revolutionary leaders.
divine right monarchs.
Impressionist painters.
32
Martin Luther's belief that salvation could only be achieved through faith in God was called?
Protestantism
Justification by faith
Salvation by good works
Predestination
33
One similarity between Martin Luther & Henry VIII is that they
were writers who used vernacular to express humanism.
protested against the ideas of Enlightenment.
challenged the teachings of the Catholic Church.
were important Renaissance artists.
34
What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?
To make reforms & emphasize core Catholic beliefs
Form the Holy Roman Empire
Convict Martin Luther of heresy beliefs
Excommunicate John Calvin for challenging the Pope
35
In his book,
The Prince
, Machiavelli advises that a wise ruler is one who
keeps taxes & food prices low.
allows advisers to speak their minds
encourages education and the arts.
does what is necessary to stay in power.
36
Which of the following was NOT a result of the Counter Reformation?
Priests no longer sold indulgences.
Services used vernacular & were no longer spoken in Latin
Catholic Church sent Jesuit missionaries throughout world.
New schools were created to educate priests.
37
Renaissance or Medieval?
Medieval
Renaissance
38
What was one cause of the Protestant Reformation?
revolt by the Moors in Spain
passage of the Art of Supremacy in England
corruption among officials of the Catholic Church
call for the Council of Trent by Pope Urban III
39
The Black Death spread to Europe as a result of contact with...
traders from Asia
explorers returning from Americas
merchants from western Africa
barbarians from Scandinavia
40
Black Death, Intro of Longbow & Cannon and Debt from Crusades led to the decline of...
Protest Reformation
Fedualism
Renaissance
Roman Empire
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In Praise of Folly
was an example of humanism & was also important during the Reformation b/c..
enouraged readers to find new trade routes to Asia.
it described stories of love & human emotion.
was an attempt to convert people to Roman Catholicism.
it called for reforms in the Catholic Church.