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Unit 1: Renaissance and Reformation
Unit 1: Renaissance and Reformation
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Unit 1 review for a test on the Renaissance and Reformation (10th grade)
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1
The Council of Trent declared the Bible could be interpreted by...
John Calvin
Martin Luther
The Church alone
anyone
2
Predestination was one of the main doctrines of...
Calvinism
Anabaptists
Lutheranism
The Reformation
3
Missionary work, stopping the spread of Protestantism, and education were the goals of...
Huguenots
Hapsburgs
Calvinists
Jesuits
4
What group of people focused on human potential and achievements?
classicalists
Catholics
humanists
evangelicals
5
Which official measure made the king, instead of the pope, the head of the English Church?
None of the above
Act of Supremacy
Peace of Augsburg
Protestant Reformation
6
What did Henry VIII need, causing him to split from the Catholic Church?
power
money
a son
land
7
Which of the following was NOT one of Luther's teachings?
All people with faith are equal
The sale of indulgences is right
Church should be Bible-based, not tradition based
Salvation through faith alone.
8
After the Edict of Worms, Martin Luther...
was allowed back into the Catholic Churc
moved to Rome
wrote the 95 Theses
translated the Bible to German
9
Who "sparked" the Protestant Reformation?
John Calvin
Charles V
Martin Luther
John Knox
10
What was the type of Calvinism practiced in Scotland?
Reform
Presbyterian
Anabaptist
Lutheran
11
The Renaissance was a rebirth of...
good health
Medieval times
art and learning
Christianity
12
Who protested the selling of indulgences?
Martin Luther
Johann Tetzl
Pope Leo X
Charles V
13
Which of the following was NOT an effect of the printing press?
Hundreds of copies of a book could be made.
Books became cheap enough to buy.
The spread of religion became more difficult
Literacy rates increased.
14
Which family were known as rulers and supporters of the arts in Italy?
The Aragon Family
The Medici Family
The Da Vinci Family
The Adams Family
15
How did Italy's location help it become the birthplace of the Renaissance?
It was the center of the Lutheran Church
It was protected from Europe by the Alps
It had ruins and access to manuscripts from Constantinople
It wasn't affected by the plague
16
Who was the first of Henry VIII's children to rule England (at the age of nine)?
Elizabeth I
Catherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Edward VI
17
What has "Utopia" - a book by Thomas More - come to mean?
an ideal place
an ugly place
a simple place
a confusing place
18
What is a pardon that releases a sinner from a penalty for committing a sin?
vernacular
recant
protestant
indulgence
19
Which term originally referred to a German prince who was not loyal to the pope?
Protestant
Vernacular
Anabaptist
Catholic
20
Who was the ruler of England when the Act of Supremacy was passed?
William I
Elizabeth I
Charles V
Henry VIII
21
Which term means"to take back a statement"?
indulgence
annul
vernacular
recant
22
What was the first full size book printed by Gutenberg?
Utopia
Romeo and Juliet
The Bible
Hamlet
23
Which term means"to set aside"?
recant
indulgence
annul
protestant
24
Elizabeth I created the Church of England, also known as the ______ church.
Lutheran
Anglican
Calvinist
Presbyterian
25
Who was a "Renaissance Man"?
Michelangelo
Charles V
Pope Leo X
Henry VIII
26
Who ruled England beginning in 1558 and set up the Anglican Church (Church of England)?
Elizabeth I
Edward VI
Henry VIII
Charles V
27
What means to write in a “native language”?
vernacular
annul
protest
recant
28
Which of the following phrases does NOT belong with Martin Luther
95 Theses
Renaissance
Reformation
Revolutionary
29
Who were two examples of "Christian Humanists?"
Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn
Van Eyk and Bruegel
Erasmus and More
Pope Leo X and Pope Paul III
30
Ignatius of Loyola was the founder of...
the Jesuits
the Reformation
Presbyterianism
Calvinism
