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Modern World History Patterns of Interaction Chapter 1
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1
The painting School of Athens was painted by
Jan van Eyck
Raphael
Gutenberg
Mona Lisa
2
The Anglican Church is also known as
The Holy Angelic Order
The German Church
The Church of England
The Church of Elizabeth
3
Which of these is NOT a legacy of the Reformation
Catholic Church became more unified
Paved the way for modern nation states
Religion no longer united Europe
The Pope no longer led the Catholic Church
4
What was the Peace of Augsburg?
Princes agreed to create the Anglican Church
German princes agreed that All should be Catholic
Pope regained control of German princes
Princes agreed that each ruler decides his state religion
5
Christine de Pizan wrote about the need to?
Have vegetables every day
Do what the Pope wants all the time
Educate women
Be feared rather than loved
6
Which of the following does NOT describe the Medici family?
Patrons of Italian Renaissance art
Wealthy merchants
Rulers of Florence
Supporters of the Protestant Reformation
7
“The ends justify the means” is a widely known phrase from
The Bible
The Prince
Utopia
The 95 Theses
8
In 1541 John Calvin and his followers created a theocracy in what city?
London, England
Wittenburg, Germany
Geneva, Switzerland
Rome, Italy
9
Which of these people was NOT a figure in the English Reformation?
Niccolo Machiavelli
Edward VI
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
10
Which of these is NOT a Reformation teaching of Martin Luther?
Indulgences are an important path to heaven
Church teachings should only be based on the Bible
People don’t need priests to interpret the Bible
Salvation comes through faith alone
11
Which of these is not a famous Renaissance work of art?
David - Michelangelo
Mona Lisa - Da Vinci
Water Lillies- Monet
The School of Athens - Raphael
12
The first full-sized book printed with moveable type.
The Gutenberg Bible
Decameron
The Prince
Utopia
13
Renaissance art drew on styles of what Ancient civilizations?
Greece and Rome
Egypt and Sumer
England and Scotland
China and Japan
14
Followers of John Knox made which religion Scotland’s official religion in 1560?
Calvinism
Anglican
Humanism
Roman Catholicism
15
Jon Wycliffe and Jan Hus advocated for
Indulgences
Church reform
Better treatment of animals
Renaissance art
16
How did the merchant class of Northern Italy influence the Renaissance?
By becoming patrons of the arts
By wearing fashionable clothes and writing poetry
By taking time to meet with the Pope
By converting to Protestant Christian denominations
17
What was the Renaissance?
Protestant Christian denomination started after Reformation
Religious reform movement in Germany
Term meaning rebirth, referring to revival of art/learning
French revolt that started with the storming of the Bastille
18
Thomas More and Erasmus are examples of what type of writers?
Science Fiction
Italian Renaissance
Christian Humanist
Reformation
19
Who was Niccolo Machiavelli?
Author of The Prince
Reformation leader
Renaissance painter
Famous medieval chef
20
An intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements.
Christianity
Anglicanism
Humanism
Secularism
21
Anabaptists survived persecution and were the forerunners to which groups?
Mennonites and the Amish
Lutherans and Episcopalians
Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodox
Presbyterians and Calvinists
22
Erasmus was a Christian Humanist that believed
It is better to be feared than to be loved
All people should study the Bible
All you need is love
The ends justify the means
23
Which important meeting from 1545 to 1563 was part of Catholic Reform Efforts?
Diet of Worms
The Reformation Parliament
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Council of Trent
24
How did John Calvin’s church differ from the Lutheran Church?
Importance of music
Predestination
Catholicism
The Pope
25
Writing in the vernacular means
Writing to persuade others
Writing in the language of the ordinary population
Writing in Greek
Writing in Latin