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A review For Boswell High School
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1
The religious reformer who “laid the egg that Luther hatched” was
Philip II
Calvin
Erasmus
John Paul Ringo
2
Who painted the Last supper?
April O'Neil
Casey Jones
Leonardo
Splinter
3
The Renaissance was largely influenced and financed by
German Princes
The Church
Patrons (wealthy merchants)
Walt Disney
4
A major part of the Spanish inquisition was
Torture
Praying
All of the above
Interrogation
5
Who painted the Sistine chapel?
Michelangelo
Leonardo
Donatello
Casey Jones
6
During the witchcraft persecutions of the sixteenth century those most often tried as witches..
Women
Boys
Girls
Black Cats
7
The Renaissance in Western Europe
Started with the first Muslim settlements in Spain
Helped people recover from the Black Death
Began in England and Finland
Challenged medieval values and religious norms
8
Renaissance artists would have reflected values and ideas of which world belief system
Judaism
Christianity
All of the above
Islam
9
As a result of the Peace of Augsburg, the people of Germany
Were forced into an unfair trade deal with Mexico
All the above
became either Lutheran or Catholic depending on their prince
Led to a lasting peace in Europe till this day
10
Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo
Raphael
Splinter
Michelangelo
11
The capital of the Inca empire was
Tula
Cuzco
Kronk
Yzma
12
What was the counter reformation?
A war between the Germans and the Swiss
The attempt of the catholic church to stop protestants
all of the above
The Catholic response to the reformation
13
Luther’s ideas about Roman exploitation of Germany
appealed to the political aspirations of German princes
was the basis of Lutheranism
Led to his death at the hands of German Princes
Is the reason the Pope was against him
14
According to Calvin, the elect were
All of the above
The Nobility
those individuals chosen for salvation
The Pope and Cardinals
15
Economically, the great plague and the crises of the 14
th
century?
brought an economic boom to landlords
Brought workers from the city to the country
Led to a famine due to farmer deaths
raised wages because of scarcity of labor
16
Most Aztec human sacrifices were in honor of
Jesus
Quetzalcóatl
Muhammad
Huitzilopochtli
17
The intellectual developments of the ________________ were improved upon by the Mayans.
Persains
Aztecs
Toltecs
Olmecs
18
The main food of Mesoamerica was
Maize
Wheat
Fish
Beans
19
Luther’s initial stimulus for formulating the Ninety-Five Theses was
The development of the printing press
The breakup of one direction
indulgences
The divorce of Henry VIII
20
How did Italian society differed from the rest of Europe during the Renaissance
Number of major commercial centers
Pasta, Lots of Pasta
They spoke Italian
The Number of Artists
21
The primary role of women in Mexica society
they were the religious leaders
was to have children
Was to cook and clean
They were the warriors
22
Where did the Black Death come from?
North America
Norway
Italy
Asia
23
A central feature of the Catholic Reformation was the
Dogs are better than cats
You should torture people if you want them to be catholic
Cats are better than Dogs
establishment of new religious orders, such as the Jesuits
24
The Aztecs viewed human sacrifice as a(n)
A necessary evil
All of the above
Family event
Essential ritual to ensure the world's survival
25
The "chinampa system" refers to the
Aztecs obtaining fertile soil from the lake's bottom
The System of Farming root vegetables on a lake
The slavery system of the Spanish in the Americas
The system where the Aztecs chose a human sacrifice
26
What was the book
The Prince
written by Machiavelli about?
How to get and keep absolute power as a ruler
A prince in Greece
A young prince who becomes friends with a frog
The end of the world according to the Aztec Calendar
27
This image shows a tradition of what Mesoamerican group
The Seminole
Th Olmec
The Aztec
The Mayans
28
The major transformation of Western European society began with
The Printing press
The Renaissance
The first photograph
The Development of electricity
29
Who was the author of the Ninety-Five Theses?
Voltaire
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Martin Luther King
30
The event that inspired Henry VIII to confront the pope was
He was wanting more power over his people
All of the above
He wanted a divorce
He wanted his own religion
31
Teotihuacan was
A city in Spain where the explorers left from
the largest early Mesoamerican city
the Sun God for the Mayans
The first ever human sacrifice
32
Loyola was the founder of
The Freemasons
the Society of Jesus
The Hell's Angels
The Illuminati
33
Why did the Catholic Church push the sale of indulgences?
Pope John Paul needed money for his divorvce
threat posed by Islam
Henry VIII needed money
Greed of the Catholic Church
34
The capital of the Aztec empire was
Chuzlan
Tulan
Tenochtitlan
Cuzco
35
The Inca quipu was
the Inca calendar
The story of beginning of the Inca people
an accounting aid consisting of small cords with knots
An interconnecting road system
36
Most Mayan city-kingdoms had large pyramids which served as
Sports arenas
Buildings for the government
Temples to worship the emperor
Religious temples for ritual bloodletting ceremonies
37
Why did rich individuals sponsor artists and works of art
For glorification of God
They knew they would be worth millions some day
All of the above
to glorify themselves and their families
38
Which of the following are among the chief characteristics of John Calvin’s reform movement?
The Power of the Pope and the Catholic Church
Predestination and the absolute sovereignty of God
The power of Henry VIII over the church and the pope
Dancing is a sign of evil and the devil
39
The subject matter of Renaissance art included:
Historical battles
Anti-French themes
Religious themes
religious themes and humanist themes
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Henry VIII’s reformation in England
Gave the Pope power in England
Made the whole of Italy Anglican
Made the Church of England the official religion of France
Gave the King had more power than the Pope