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Unit 4 World History review
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A real "Renaissance Man"
Leonardo Da Vinci
Petrarch
Dante
Michelangelo
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Which of the following was a threat the church made to individuals who spoke out against the church?
sacraments
dethroning
excommunication
interdict
3
Which Frankish leader started the practice of Christian rulers in the Frankish Empire
Clovis
Charlemagne
Charles Martel
Henry I
4
Why did Henry VIII start his own church; Anglican?
He wanted to develop his own faith
He wanted a divorce
Henry sought salvation through Lutheranism
Henry disagreed with the nobility in his country
5
What is the manor system?
an economic system for taxation
a system for the clergy to control the lords
a political system for feudal knights
a political system for feudal lords
6
How did Johannes Gutenberg assist the Renaissance?
The Printing press
The German bible
Spreading the work of Shakespeare
Creating Newspapers
7
The idea of Justification on Faith alone comes from this protestant monk
Martin Luther
Thomas More
Henry VIII
Pope Leo X
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After the fall of Rome, what happened to its largest cities?
The cities shrank
They grew larger
Roman towns were governed by local bishops who ruled as kings
The cities became centers for literature
9
Which best describe predestination?
God chooses who will go to heaven based on giving to the church
God has chosen those who will go to heaven before birth
God measures a persons worthiness through tasks or trials
God does not choose who will go to heaven until after death
10
Humanism can be described by all of the following except
The study of Greek and Roman culture
Humans can expect salvation only in the afterlife
Every individual has value
People should try to practice more than one skill
11
Which of the following explains the relationship between a Lord and a Vassal?
Benefited only the lord
Land was given in exchange for service
Peasants were not allowed to leave their land
Giant kingdoms developed in what we now call France
12
All of the following were contributions of monasteries EXCEPT
The operation of schools
Copying ancient books
Providing financial security
They lived a life for God
13
Which term best describe the Renaissance?
Rebirth of the Roman Republic
Rebirth of scientific study
Rebirth of the Catholic church
Rebirth of classic arts
14
What Germanic tribe built a large empire after the fall of Rome?
Dutch
Germans
Franks
French
15
What determined political power in Feudal Europe?
Land
Money
Knights
The Church
16
What was the root cause of Feudalism?
The establishment of the Holy Roman Empire
The development of new agricultural techniques
Lack of a central government
The role of the Catholic Church
17
He created the scientific method for testable research
Nicolas Copernicus
Leonardo Da Vinci
Francis Bacon
Isaac Newton
18
What was the goal of the Crusades?
Establish a new Christian Empire
Take back Jerusalem
Take back Constantinople
Destroying the Persian empire
19
What role did the Inquisition serve?
A court established to seek out Catholics
a system established by Martin Luther to find Heretics
A system established by the Pope to find Heretics
A system established by the Pope to find good Catholics
20
Which of the following explains the struggle between Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Henry IV?
Power of Pope selection
Establishing new kingdoms
Power of lay investiture
Succession of the monarchy
21
Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Leonardo Da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
Dante
22
Why did the Renaissance start in Italy?
Greek city-states saw a resurgence during the Byzantine Empire
The Germans started printing books to spread knowledge
Italian city-states grew wealthy from the crusades
The Pope instructed Catholics to read books and study art
23
Machiavellian can be described as which of the following?
Government needs to be helpful to the citizens
The results justify the action
Peasants should participate in politics
Monarchs should be honest
24
What is an indulgence?
An agreement to remove heresy from the church
A way to cancel a person's sin
The suspension of sacrements
A punishment for not following church canon
25
What are sacraments?
Special clothing for services
Burials for those ascending to heaven
Rituals important for salvation
Wednesday and Sunday services
26
This man pioneered the Heliocentric system
Francis Bacon
Nicolas Copernicus
Martin Luther
Johann Kepler
27
What was the most consistent institution during the Medieval period?
The Moors of Spain
Catholic Church
Holy Roman Empire
Frankish Empire
28
What style of architecture became famous during the Medieval period?
Roman
Greek
Baroque
Gothic
29
Which of the following NOT is cause-effect of the crusades
The Church got stronger
Agricultural practices improved
Kings gained political power
Italian merchants got rich
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Which treaty broke up Charlemagne's empire?
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Treaty of Verdun
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
