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Renaissance and Reformation Review
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Who was the first head of the Church of England?
the Pope
Bloody Mary
King Henry VIII
Catherine of Aragon
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The "Father of the Italian Humanism", he was very smart and curious
Shakespeare
Erasmus
Da Vinci
Petrarch
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Remind me...what does "vernacular" mean?
the Bible could only be in Latin
a text written by da Vinci
an ancient vehicle
language spoken by local, ordinary people
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What was the Renaissance idea of "humanism?"
a political system that puts humans first
an outlook focusing on human rather than divine (religious)
there should be no belief in god
humans are divine creatures
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Why did Renaissance leaders want to build beautiful cities?
they believed people are affected by surroundings
they wanted to be famous
they believed people are disgusting
they were all architects
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A Renaissance Man is
Was rich
specializing in 1 talent
was a political leader
talented across all subjects and interests
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Asserted that it is better to be feared than loved
John Calvin
Baldassare Castiglione
Niccolo Machiavelli
Martin Luther
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Creator of the printing press, helped spread ideas around Europe.
Gutenberg
Da Vinci
Steve Jobs
Bill Gates
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What was Henry VIII's problem with the CC?
the Pope said "no" to his divorce
he wanted a son
get got married six times
he was large and in charge
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A system of thought that focuses on humans rather than divine matters.
Reformation
Humanism
Secularism
Renaissance
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German monk who desired to change the Catholic Church. Nailed his ideas to the church door.
Martin Luther King
Thomas More
Martin Luther
John Calvin
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Martin Luther created his 95 Theses as a direct challenge to:
The King for stating his supreme authority
Tetzel for selling indulgences
The Pope for stating his status as God on Earth
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What was the Reformation?
a Beyoncé song
Catholic Church was split between Catholics and Protestants
a rebirth of ancient Greek and Roman ideas
Roman Republic
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An effort to stop the spread of protestantism and to reform the Catholic Church from within...
Protestant Reformation
Renaissance
Catholic Reformation
Catholic Restoration
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English ruler who divorced/remarried 6 times and broke away from the Catholic Church.
Elizabeth I
Bloody Mary
Henry VIII
Edward I
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A religious order created to serve the pope and the help reform the Catholic Church
Calvinist
Protestants
Jesuits
Hugenots
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Who was Martin Luther?
German monk who rebelled against the Catholic Church
the first king of Germany
the leader of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower
leader of the French Huguenots
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What does "vernacular" mean?
food of the gods
navigating by the stars
rich families in France
language spoken by ordinary people
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Why are there so many famous artists from the Renaissance?
there were a lot of art schools
they were more talented
because they were supported
only people then liked art
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What was the Renaissance?
a fair held each year in Kansas City
a time when the Catholic church split in two
a religious revolution
a rebirth of ancient Greek and Roman ideas
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What was one problem Martin Luther had with the CC?
people paid priests to forgive sins (indulgences)
was "predetermined" if people would get into Heaven or not
the Bible was only written in Latin
priests were above the law
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French protestants who agree with Luther and believed in predestination were known as.
Jesuits
Hugenots
Calvinists
Lutherans
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Calvinist idea that God has predetermined your fate before birth.
predestination
elect
select
reprobate
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Who were the "Huguenots?"
Portuguese explorers
Native American fighters
French emperors
French Protestants
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The Renaissance began in
Russia
Italy
France
Germany
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A movement against the Roman Catholic Church is known as the...
Calvinism
Counter Reformation
Reprobate
Protestant Reformation