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Review of European Middle Ages and Renaissance #worldhistory
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Paintings done on wet plaster.
paper mache
frescoes
mosaic
sculptures
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the idea that God knows everything that will happen in a person's life
foreknowledge
predestination
secularism
foresight
3
The initial purpose of the Reformation was to
get rid of the Pope
start the Lutheran religion
make Martin Luther pope
improve the Catholic Church
4
Monk who challenged the Catholic Church with his idea that person can be saved thru faith alone
Gutenberg
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Johannes Kepler
5
Approximately how many years did the middle ages last?
2000
100
1000
500
6
the Calvinist belief that God long ago decided who would be saved and who would not.
salvation
foresight
confession
predestination
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Which is
NOT
a characteristic of Renaissance art?
Realism
Influenced by Greece and Rome
Focus on individuals
Hiertic Scale
8
Celebration of the individual and focus on ancient Greece and Rome
secularism
enlightenment
individualism
humanism
9
The
main
purpose of the counter reformation was to
spread the Catholic faith to other lands
translate the bible into vernacular
reform the Catholic church
slaughter all protestants
10
This Russian Czar wanted to make reforms and modernize the country.
Peter the Great
Ivan the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Catherine the Great
11
In the scientific method, a hypothesis is
truth known at the start of inquiry
truth that leads to understanding
possible explanation to be tested
conclusion that should not be questioned
12
Who sculpted
David
and painted the Sistine Chapel?
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michaelangelo
Medici
13
The excommunication of an entire town if they did not obey the desires of the church.
forbidden
secular
interdict
vernacular
14
Slavic alphabet derived from the Greek alphabet
Acrylic
Cyrillic
Roman
Latin
15
This person led the Peasant Crusade (prior to the other crusades)
Peter the Hermit
Pope Urban II
Ms. Shep.
Martin Luther
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Person who is good at many things.
Enlightened Man
Renaissance Man
Pope
Intelligent Man
17
How confident are you about this test?
#gonnaceit
not at all confident
very confident
somewhat confident
18
the Catholic concept of paying for salvation.
indulgences
charity
confirmation
prayer
19
Which style of architecture is noted for it's vaulted ceilings and tall spires?
Art Deco
Romanesque
Victorian
Gothic
20
In the manor/feudal system, peasants were
were merchants who traded goods
bound to the land and lived a hard life
given freedom to do as they please
part of the middle class in society
21
Which is
NOT
a characteristic of Medieval art?
Halo
Perspective
Gold
Religion
22
This Swiss church reform leader who believed in predestination.
Martin Luther
Hugo Calvin
John Knonx
John Calvin
23
Which Russian leader was the first to crown himself Czar and had secret police?
Ivan the Great
Peter the Great
Catherine the Great
Ivan the Terrible
24
Inventor who perfected the microscope and was the first to see cells and microorganisms
Dante Alligeri
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
Martin Luther
Isaac Newton
25
This person invented the printing press.
Nicolo Machiavelli
Leonardo Da Vinci
Johannes Gutenberg
Galileo
26
Wrote "The Prince" outlining how leaders gain and maintain power.
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Raphael
Niccolo Machiavelli
27
Proposed the idea of a heliocentric, or sun centered universe.
Peter the Hermit
Copernicus
Galileo
Isaac Newton
28
The development of Kiev and it's culture was a blend of Vikings and
Franks
Slavs
Turks
Goths
29
Age of great change marked by renewed interest in classical learning and the arts.
Reformation
Middle Ages
Medieval Enlightenment
Renaissance
30
True or false: Mongol rule of Russia caused Russia to miss the high middle ages of Europe.
False
True
31
Feudalism developed as a way for medieval societies to
increase trade
protect themselves
build an empire
give more power to kings
32
What is one effect the Crusades had on the world?
glorified the Jewish religion
people became more religous
trade was expanded b/w Europe and SW Asia
helped relations between Muslims and Christians
33
Man who worked to show gravity kept the planets in orbit.
Ptolomy
Tycho Brahe
Copernicus
Isaac Newton
34
During the first Crusade, Christian knights succeeded in capturing the city of
Jerusalem
Cordoba
Constantinople
Mecca
35
Luther's list of grievances with the Catholic church
98 theses
95 theses
75 theses
25 theses
36
Why did more people die of the Black Death in Europe more than anywhere else?
Overpopulation
taxes
good hygeine
transportation
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School of thought that used logic and reason to support Christian belief
vernacular
science
humanism
scholasticism
38
The everyday language of ordinary people.
scholars
secular
vernacular
slang
39
Having to do with worldly rather than religious matters.
science
vernacular
humanism
secular
40
The Last Supper
and
Mona Lisa
were famous works by which artist?
Piero della Fransesca
Leonardo da Vinci
Michaelangelo
Sandro Boticelli
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Why did Pope Urban II rally Christians at a meeting in 1095?
conquer Constantinople
to drive Muslims from the Holy Land
defend Veneitian Trade route
protect the Byzantine empire
42
Who was the Christian king of the Franks who was crowned Roman Emperor by the pope?
Rurik
Peter the Great
Ivan III
Charlemagne
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700s- which group attacked Western Europe from the sea and broke Charlamagne's empire?
Goths
Vikings
Magyars
Slavs
