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Religion Chapter 11, The Church in Crisis and Change

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Religion Chapter 11 Quiz St. Luke's School

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1
The ____ of the Renaissance emphasized that everyone is made in God's image and likeness
Christian humanists
antipopes
civil leaders
civil governments
2
Which French word means "rebirth"?
plague
renaissance
humanism
feudalism
3
About how long would it take to restore the world's population to what it was before the plague
About 800 years
About 1000 years
About 400 years
About 200 years
4
What is the meaning of an antipope?
Someone who is not of religious beliefs
Not the true people
A person that is against the idea of popes ruling the church
A retired pope
5
What was the Great Schism of the West?
When groups of cardinals claimed to have the real pope
When the church was separated in east and western Rome
6
Where did Pope Clement V live from 1305 to 1377?
Florence
Avignon
Pisa
Constantinople
7
What city did the Muslim Turks take over in 1453?
Florence
Constantinople
Avignon
Pisa
8
When was the Renaissance period?
End of the Middle Ages and beginning of the Modern Ages
End of the Iron Ages and beginning of the Modern Ages
End of the Modern Ages and beginning of the Middle Ages
End of the Mesolithic Period and beginning of the Golden Age
9
What did the Muslim armies conquer in 1529?
Southeastern Europe
Western Europe
Northwestern Europe
All of Europe
10
What does the word humanism mean?
a philosophy that emphasized the importance of the person
Not the true people
of or relating to the Church
a life dedicated to prayer, work, and study
11
In the late Middle Ages it became common practice to receive Holy Communion____
daily
weekly
a few times a year
monthly
12
When was the Black Plague?
1600 - 1700 A.D
1300- 1400 A.D
1300 - 1500 A.D
1250 - 1400 A.D