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HHS World History CP CA 1 Study Guide
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Study Guide for the HHS World History CP CA 1.
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What did Christian humanism focus on?
The separation of church and state
The belief of predestination
Combining learning & skepticism with the christian faith
Rejecting religious teaching in favor of science
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Who was Martin Luther?
An American reverend & civil rights leader
An explorer who connected the old world to the new world
A German theologian who initiated the Protestant Reformation
A king who started the Church of England
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What was one major consequence of the Reformation?
The unification of the Christian church
The rise of the Byzantine Empire
The religious division of Europe
The spread of feudalism
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What was the Protestant Reformation?
The spread of Judaism in Europe
A medieval scientific movement
The unification of the Christian Church
A movement to reform the Catholic Church
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What does secularism emphasize?
The superiority of theocracy
The harmony between different sects of Islam
The separation of religion from public life
The importance of religion within government
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What is predestination?
The belief that the outcome of one’s soul is decided by God
The practice of paying for indulgences
The requirement to go on pilgrimage
The belief that salvation is achieved through good works
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What is "Justification by Faith?"
The belief that indulgences are necessary for salvation (to go to heaven)
The belief in purgatory
The practice of giving money to the lesson fortunate
The belief that faith alone is enough for salvation (to go to heaven)
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What is Calvinism?
The official religion of Calvin and Hobbes
A branch of Catholicism
A branch of Protestantism based on the teachings of John Calvin
The primary belief of people from California
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What is linear perspective in art?
The blending of colors to show movement
The use of symbolic imagery
The depiction of three-dimensional space on a flat surface
The focus on cubism
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What was the Counter Reformation?
The Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation
The Protestant effort to spread new ideas
The violent response against democracy
Karl Marx's response to Capitalism
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What is the vernacular?
The local language spoken by ordinary people
The universal language of Europe
A sacred language
A rebirth of the Latin language across Europe
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What was the Roman Inquisition?
An effort to print more Protestant bibles
A military strategy by the Ottoman Empire
A Calvinist military alliance
A Catholic effort to root out heresy
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Who was John Calvin?
The Pope at the Diet of Worms
A priest in the Catholic Church
A Renaissance artist
A reformer who believed in presdestination
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What was the Index of Forbidden Books?
An index of medieval manuscripts
A collection of scientific books
A list of Protestant texts recommended for study
A list of books banned by the Catholic Church
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What were indulgences?
Taxes imposed by Martin Luther
Permission for priests to marry
The sale of forgiveness for sins
The right to petition the Pope
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What was the Peasants' War?
A battle between England and France
A rebellion of German peasants inspired by Reformation ideas
A series of disputes over church property
A conflict between peasants and the monarchy in Italy
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What was the Renaissance?
A period of cultural rebirth in Europe
An Islamic revival movement
The invention of democracy
A political movement
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Why is King Henry VIII significant in religious history?
He founded Calvinism
He was a leading figure in the Protestant Reformation
He broke away from the Catholic Church and created the Church of England
He supported the Pope's reforms
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What were the 95 Theses?
A declaration of war against the Holy Roman Empire
A text criticizing the practices of the Catholic Church
An official arrest degree issued for Martin Luther by Pope Paul III
A set of scientific discoveries
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What was the Diet of Worms?
A meeting where Martin Luther was asked to recant his writings
A worm inspired feast held by the nobility of the Holy Roman Empire
A peasant uprising
A religious council that supported Martin Luther
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Who was Teresa of Avila?
A medieval queen
A protestant leader
A Renaissance artist
A Catholic nun who reformed the Carmelite order
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Who were the Jesuits?
A group of medieval monks
An Islamic military order
A Protestant sect
A Catholic religious order founded to support the Counter Reformation
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Why was the printing press important during the Renaissance?
It enabled the mass production of books
It led to the end of feudalism
It allowed for faster public transportation
It helped spread the Black Death
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What was the Council of Trent?
A gathering of Calvinist reformers
A military alliance
A meeting that sought to establish new Protestant doctrines
A response by the Catholic Church to reaffirm its doctrines
