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Renaissance/Reformation Review
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1
Martin Luther thought these practices of the Catholic Church should be Reformed:
All of the above
The wealthy could pay indulgences ($) to be free of sin
Services were in Latin so no one could understand them
The popes did not follow their own rules
2
What factors contributed to starting the Renaissance?
Nationalism and increased taxes
The Catholic and Anglican Church required education
Humanism, Increased Trade and influence of Greek and Roman Civilizations
All of the above
3
Which of the following is
not
an effect of the Reformation of Europe?
increased trade
Persecution of followers of new religions
The idea that people should worship freely
Increased Nationalism
4
What family had great wealth and influence that helped to make Florence a cradle of culture during the Renaissance?
Luthers
Tudors
Medici
Borgias
5
This most strict of new Christian churches did not even allow DANCING!
Methodist
Calvinist
Lutheran
Anglican
6
The Christian denomination was started by a priest who protested the Catholic church's corruption was. . .
Lutheran
Anglican
Calvinist
Presbyterian
7
The focus during the Middle Ages was on the afterlife. The focus during the Renaissance was on
the Underworld
Religion
Math and Science
Humanism and the world
8
Why did Henry the VIII start the Anglican Church?
He didn't want to charge his people taxes to pay the Pope tithings
He wanted to divorce his first wife to produce a male heir
He was upset that the Catholic Church was corrupt
an angel told him to start a new and better place to worship God
9
What industry allowed cities like Florence to become wealthy and flourish.
factories
government
farming
Textiles and banking
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What is NOT a Renaissance Achievement?
Realistic artwork
Writing about Romantic Love
Perspective in architecture
Columns and arches