What did the Peace of Augsburg accomplish?

it allowed German rulers to choose the religion of their states

What is FALSE about Calvinism?

priest interprets the Bible for people

What was Isaac Newton's most important scientific contribution?

suggesting that gravity kept the moon in its orbit

What was Martin Luther extremely against?

selling of indulgences to forgive sins

when you make fun of a real life problem in society

What is FALSE about the revolution in printing?

By 1500, there were still only less than 100,000 books in Europe

What was the original goal of the Reformation?

to fix the corruption and problems in the Catholic Church

Which is FALSE about Leonard Da Vinci?

painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling

Which is FALSE about Renaissance Art?

based solely on religious themes

a type of government ruled by religious leaders

argued that the sun was center of the universe

What is Humanism based on?

based on the study of classic literature

What is a Renaissance Man?

An individual that is well rounded and excels in many areas.

Who is William Shakespeare is

a playwright that wrote 37 plays

What is the heliocentric theory?

the sun is at the center of the solar system

Which is FALSE about Niccolo Machiavelli?

focused on the economic impact of the declining feudal system

Why did the church begin to censor books?

writers began publishing books critical of the Church

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1
What did the Peace of Augsburg accomplish?
it allowed German rulers to choose the religion of their states
it granted the Netherlands independence from Spain
Ended the 30 Years' War
it set up the Spanish Inquisition to root out heresy
2
The first step in the scientific method is...
form a hypothesis
communicate and share data
identify a problem
experiment
3
What is FALSE about Calvinism?
accepts some sacraments but rejects others
head of the church are the Council of elders
priest interprets the Bible for people
the belief in predestination
4
How did the Medici family get rich?
Banking
Mercantile
Textile Industry
Agricultural Inventions
5
French Protestant are also called
Medicis
Missionaries
Huguenots
Revolutionists
6
What was Isaac Newton's most important scientific contribution?
Inventing the Telescope
suggesting that gravity kept the moon in its orbit
creating the scientific method
discovering the laws of planetary motion
7
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Southern France
Northern Italy
Spain
Western Germany
8
The paintings on the Sistine Chapel are based around
famous kings from the Middle Ages
biblical stories
enlightened leaders from Renaissance
famous Roman wars
9
Which country was NOT predominantly Catholic during 1600?
Spain
Italy
Norway
France
10
What was Martin Luther extremely against?
the idea that the earth is the center of the universe
the use of vernacular languages
selling of indulgences to forgive sins
the banking system and the church of interest
11
What is satire?
when you make fun of a real life problem in society
a art form that focuses on geometrical shapes
a type of government established during Renaissance
style of sculpting figures
12
What are examples of religious anxiety?
Both answers are true
the fear and mistreatment of "witches"
Neither are true
the establishment of ghettos for Jews in Italy
13
Where were inquisitions held?
Italy
Portugal
All the above
Spain
14
What is FALSE about the revolution in printing?
By 1500, there were still only less than 100,000 books in Europe
before the printing press there were only 30,000 books in all of Europe
before printing press it took months to produce a single book
before the printing press, books were written on expensive parchment
15
What was the original goal of the Reformation?
to defend and spread Church teachings throughout the world
to create a theocracy based on Christian teachings
to found new Protestant churches
to fix the corruption and problems in the Catholic Church
16
Which is FALSE about Leonard Da Vinci?
truly a "Renaissance Man"
painted Mona Lisa
drew up plans for flying machines
painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling
17
Which is FALSE about Renaissance Art?
proportional
took inspiration from classical ideas
focused on realism
based solely on religious themes
18
What is theocracy?
a type of government ruled by religious leaders
a type of government ruled by a general
a type of government ruled by bloodline
a type of government where only females rule
19
Galileo
changed the point of view of the church's belief on the solar system
argued that the sun was center of the universe
argued that the the Earth was the center of the universe
was killed after he refuse to recognize the church's belief on solar system
20
What is Humanism based on?
based on the ideas that individuals are more important than the groups
based on the study of religion
based on the idea that religion doesn't need to be the center of one's life
based on the study of classic literature
21
The reformation had tremendous positive impact on women and now they can be priests within the Catholic Church.
True
False
22
What did Martin Luther post on the church doors in Wittenberg?
Concordat of Worms
25 reasons
95 theses
Index of Forbidden Books
23
What is TRUE about Henry VIII?
Supported Protestant Reformation
had two failed marriages
Created the Anglican Church
King of Spain
24
What is a Renaissance Man?
An individual that wrote stories about this era
An individual that is well rounded and excels in many areas.
An individual that specializes in only one profession
An individual that fought in the latter parts of the Crusades
25
Who is William Shakespeare is
a famous painter who used linear perspective
a playwright that wrote 37 plays
a famous ruler
Sculpted the David
26
An "ideal society" is called
Satire
Secularism
Utopia
Patron
27
What is the heliocentric theory?
Earth is too heavy to move
all heavenly objects circle the Earth
the sun is at the center of the solar system
the moon is held in orbit by the force of gravity
28
Society of Jesus was a group, also called
The Apostles
The Jesuits
The translators
The Crusaders
29
Which is FALSE about Niccolo Machiavelli?
wrote "The Prince"
his book was focusing on how leaders gain power, keep power, and lose power
believed that leaders should do what ever it takes to keep power
focused on the economic impact of the declining feudal system
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Why did the church begin to censor books?
printed books had become too expensive
writers began publishing books critical of the Church
the literacy rate in Europe was dropping
the pope disapproved of use of vernacular

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