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Unit 16 New Ways of Thinking
Unit 16 New Ways of Thinking
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One result of the Glorious Revolution was that William and Mary accepted the English Bill or Rights.
False
True
2
The invention of the printing press was the main factor that helped spread learning & knowledge (1400-1800).
False
True
3
One way Renaissance painters made their paintings more realistic was by using perspective.
True
False
4
What Catholic ideas were not rejected by Protestantism?
The clergy are the source of truth about God
All people are equal in God's eyes.
The way to eternal life is through living a good life & doing good deeds.
Only the clergy makes up the church.
5
What Catholic ideas were not rejected by Protestantism?
The Bible is the source of truth about God
All people are equal in God's eyes.
Only the clergy makes up the church.
The way to eternal life is through living a good life & doing good deeds.
6
Italy's city-states were independent because of their great wealth.
False
True
7
Separation of powers influenced the development of democracies.
True
False
8
Kepler agreed with Copernicus that the Sun was at the center of the universe.
False
True
9
Humanism is an emphasis on worldly concerns, belief in the worth of the individual & that reason is a path to knowledge.
True
False
10
What two groups fought each other in the Thirty Years' War?
democrats and republicans
Prussians and Austrians humanists and rationalists
Catholics and Protestants
Prussians & Russians
11
How were Shakespeare's plays examples of humanist texts?
Shakespeare's plays were written in the vernacular.
Shakespeare's plays were written in Latin.
Shakespeare's plays celebrated England's history and its great rulers.
Shakespeare's plays explored human emotions and characteristics.
12
Montesquieu thought England had the best government because it had separation of powers (different government branches).
True
False
13
Federalism influenced the development of democracies.
False
True
14
Copernicus agreed with Ptolemy that the Earth was at the center of the universe.
False
True
15
St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre was due to a conflict between Protestants and Catholics in Europe.
False
True
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The Council of Trent was a conflict between Protestants and Catholics in Europe.
False
True
17
The Thirty Years' War was a series of conflicts between Protestants and Catholics in Europe.
False
True
18
Humanism is a religious belief that humans can find truth through faith and prayer.
True
False
19
The Catholic Church grew wealthy & some leaders acted like kings which helped lead to the Reformation & Protestantism.
False
True
20
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
Italian city-states were very poor.
During the Middle Ages, most of Italy consisted of independent city-states.
Large rural populations meant more customers could buy art in rural areas.
Most people in Italy lived in rural areas.
21
Muslim scholars helped start the Renaissance by traveling through Europe and preaching tolerance.
False
True
22
Muslim scholars helped start the Renaissance by sharing ancient Greek and Roman writings with the Europeans.
True
False
23
Muslim scholars helped start the Renaissance by making many advances in science and mathematics.
True
False
24
Montesquieu thought England had the best government because it had a constitution.
False
True
25
The Council of Trent was a conflict between Protestants and Catholics in Europe.
True
False
26
One result of the Glorious Revolution was that England destroyed all Protestant writings.
False
True
27
The beginning of the university system was the main factor that helped spread learning & knowledge (1400-1800).
True
False
28
One result of the Glorious Revolution was that England became a democracy.
False
True
29
One reason Italian city-states became successful in trade was because
Venice accumulated great wealth from the woolen-cloth trade.
the Crusades brought Italian merchants in contact with Arab merchants.
Florence had many canals and Marco Polo was from Florence.
Italy was a peninsula in the Atlantic Ocean.
30
The belief that common people had individual rights influenced the development of democracies.
True
False
31
Muslim scholars helped start the Renaissance by sending missionaries to Europe to spread religion and culture.
False
True
32
Humanism is a style of art that emphasized realistic humans in portraits (like the Mona Lisa).
False
True
33
A result of the Glorious Revolution was the people of England were given fewer rights but government was given more.
True
False
34
Leading Renaissance city-states included
London, Venice, Genoa, and Wittenburg.
Genoa, Venice, London, and Florence.
Florence, Dublin, London, and Venice.
Venice, Genoa, Milan, and Florence.
35
The Glorious Revolution was a conflict between Protestants and Catholics in Europe.
False
True
36
Montesquieu thought England had the best government because it had the English Bill of Rights.
True
False
37
Humanism is a philosphy in which humans are considered the center of the universe.
False
True
38
Absolutism influenced the development of democracies.
True
False
39
One way Renaissance painters made their paintings more realistic was by painting on wet plaster.
True
False
40
Kepler agreed with Copernicus that the Earth was at the center of the universe.
True
False
41
Bishops often fought against each other & challenged the pope which helped lead to the Reformation and Protestantism.
False
True
42
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
Large rural populations meant more customers could buy art in rural areas.
Most people in Italy lived in rural areas.
Italian city-states were very poor.
Italy was at the heart of the old Roman Empire.
43
Which of the following was not discovered during the Scientific Revolution?
living things are made up of cells
matter is made of elements
humans have different types of blood.
the Earth revolves around the Sun
44
Copernicus disagreed with Ptolemy that the Earth was at the center of the universe.
False
True
45
What two groups fought each other in the Thirty Years' War?
Prussians and Austrians
Catholics and Protestansts
democrats and republicans
humanists and rationalists
46
One way Renaissance painters made their paintings more realistic was by using oil paints.
False
True