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Renaissance & Reformation
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Scholar who argued in favor of a heliocentric solar system.
Newton
Boyle
Brahe
Copernicus
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Author of "The Prince" a look at politics and government
Tetzal
Cervantes
Machiavelli
Shakespeare
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Passed by Henry VIII to separate England and Rome
the Protestant Reformation
Act of Supremacy
Magna Carta
the sale of indulgences
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What led to increased literacy across Europe?
spread of Calvinism
Trade with China
the printing press
witch hunts
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Renaissance art developed new painting techniques such as
shadowing
use of perspective
geometrical balance
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Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo
Leonardo
Raphael
Donatello
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The Catholic Church's response to the reformation was...
to kill everyone
start new churches
the counter-reformation
Kill all the reformers
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Used torture, execution, and secret testimony to root out heresy.
Inquisition
Columbus
Dias
Galileo
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European expanison and exploration of the "New World" led to
the spread of disease
The Triangle Trade Network
the Columbian Exchange
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What was the biggest criticism Luther had against the Catholic Church?
preaching forgiveness
simony
sale of indulgences
bible translation
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What contributed to the birth of the Renaissance in Italy?
translations of the Bible
development of oil painting
growth of trade and urban development
rise of Protestantism
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Who were the powerful banking family from Florence that were patrons of the arts
Medicis
Tudors
Lutherans
Machiavellis
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causes of the Renaissance include all of the following EXCEPT
African slave trade
the Crusades
The Great Schism
the Black Death
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Protestant religious reformer who believed in
predestination
Machiavelli
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
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Scientist who developed the law of gravity.
Boyle
Newton
Copernicus
Kepler