In the post-Roman age, who maintained order and became, in effect, the new rulers.

The armed and housed European nobility

Why did the Renaissance start in Italy?

Wealth entering the region as a result of trade

How did the French wars of religion start?

Fight for the crown between the Bourbons and the Guise

Celebrating the human achievement

What is one effect of the Hundred Years' War?

English get chased outta France

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French protestant who taught the doctrine of predestination.
Desiderius Erasmus
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Ulrich Zwingli
2
In the post-Roman age, who maintained order and became, in effect, the new rulers.
The armed and housed European nobility
Individual city states
The Holy Roman Emporer
The pope
3
Ad fontes?
Heaven
Celebrating human achievement
Return to the sources
Belief in one's ability
4
Didn't believe in infant baptism.
Anabaptists
Sir Thomas More
King Henry VIII
John Wycliffe
5
Verdure
Lush green vegetation
Unclear, hazy
Violent seizure of property
Great power, influence
6
Married his dead brother's wife.
Anabaptists
John Wycliffe
King Henry VIII
Sir Thomas More
7
Puissance
Great power, influence
Violent seizure of property
Lush green vegetation
Unclear, hazy
8
Which city was known for trading via the Mediterranean Sea?
Venice
Rome
Florence
9
Nebulous
Violent seizure of property
Great power, influence
Lush green vegetation
Unclear, hazy
10
Known for his break with the Catholic Church in order to obtain a divorce from his wife.
King Henry VIII
John Wycliffe
Anabaptists
Sir Thomas More
11
Monk at the University of Wittenburg who believed people should be saved based on faith.
Desiderius Erasmus
Ulrich Zwingli
Martin Luther
John Calvin
12
Vernacular
Everyday language
Inexpressible
Greedy
Deserving or causing hate
13
What did the Medici family do?
Landed aristocracy
Nobility
Banking innovations
Trade merchants
14
Rapacious
Inexpressible
Deserving or causing hate
Greedy
Everyday language
15
Why did the Renaissance start in Italy?
Wealth entering the region as a result of trade
The pope started it
Italians appreciated art
16
Indolence
Generous
Laziness
Cheap
Everyday language
17
Predecessors of the Amish and Mennonites.
Anabaptists
Sir Thomas More
John Wycliffe
King Henry VIII
18
Meanness
Laziness
Cheap
Generous
Everyday language
19
Liberality
Laziness
Cheap
Generous
Everyday language
20
This gave the French protestants limited toleration in France.
Peace of Augsberg
Edict of Worms
Edict of Nantes
Peace of Westphalia
21
athwart
Mixed
Around, side to side
Deserving or causing hate
Sorrowful
22
Beheaded for opposing Henry VIII's divorce.
King Henry VIII
John Wycliffe
Anabaptists
Sir Thomas More
23
How did the Medici family get their wealth?
Supported a future pope
Trade
Sheep guild members
Discovered Portugal
24
Ineffable
Deserving or causing hate
Greedy
Everyday language
Inexpressible
25
Which city was known for trading via the Mediterranean Sea?
Venice
Rome
Florence
26
Antiquity
Everyday language
Pride in one's achievements
Deserving or causing hate
Former ages, pre-Middle Ages
27
Bohemian protestants throw Austrian Catholics out the window.
Edict of Nantes
Defenstration of Prague
Calvinism
French Wars of Religion
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How did the French wars of religion start?
Protestants were destroying images in Catholic churches
Because of the Thirty Years' War
Catholics were intolerant of protestants
Fight for the crown between the Bourbons and the Guise
29
Humanism?
Return to the sources
Celebrating the human achievement
Heaven
Belief in one's ability
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Dolorous
Mixed
Sorrowful
Deserving or causing hate
Around, side to side
31
Comingled
Deserving or causing hate
Around, side to side
Mixed
Sorrowful
32
What was the purpose of war in the Hundred Years' War?
Freedom of religion
Freedom of oppression
Crown disputes
Trade disputes
33
Which city was known for trading via the Mediterranean Sea?
Florence
Rome
Venice
34
Which city was known for trading via the Mediterranean Sea?
Venice
Rome
Florence
35
Rapine
Unclear, hazy
Violent seizure of property
Lush green vegetation
Great power, influence
36
Caitiff
Contemptible
Sorrowful
Mixed
Around, side to side
37
Who converted to Catholicism to ascend the French throne?
Edward III
Henry of Navarre
Henry VIII
Richard II
38
Why did art flourish in Italy during the Renaissance?
Patronus
Patronage
More talent
Italians appreciated art
39
Which city was known for trading via the Mediterranean Sea?
Venice
Rome
Florence
40
Odious
Inexpressible
Everyday language
Greedy
Deserving or causing hate
41
Who fought in the Hundred Years War?
English and Venetians
English and French
French and Spanish
Spanish and Americans
42
Which city was known for its fine wool?
Florence
Pisa
Rome
Venice
43
What is one effect of the Hundred Years' War?
French get chased outta England
Property rights for the French
Religious toleration througout Europe
English get chased outta France
44
Who rediscovered perspective?
Ghiberti
Michelangelo
Donatello
Brunelleschi
45
Church's response to the reformation.
Thirty Years' War
Defenstration of Prague
Counter Reformation
French Wars of Religion
46
His body was exhumed and burned 44 years after his death for his heretical teachings.
Anabaptists
John Wycliffe
Sir Thomas More
King Henry VIII
47
Which city was known for trading via the Mediterranean Sea?
Rome
Florence
Venice
48
Monk who was kidnapped by Frederick of Saxony after the Edict of Worms made him an outlaw.
Desiderius Erasmus
Martin Luther
Ulrich Zwingli
John Calvin

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