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The significance of the printing press was
Eastern religion spread throughout Europe
Rapid spread of Renaissance and Reformation ideas
Medieval ideas and technology were spread rapidly
Europe finally had "freedom of the press"
2
Predestination as the means of salvation is a cornerstone of
Judaism
Lutheranism
Catholicism
Calvinism
3
Durer, Breugel, Erasmus, Van Eycke, and Shakespeare all came from
Italy
Russia
Northern Europe
England
4
Name that European Power/Country! #1
France
HRE
England
Papal States
5
Henry VIII’s fight with the Pope about his divorce led to the creation of which denomination?
Congregationalist Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Lutheran Church
Anglican Church
6
What invention facilitated the spread of Luther's ideas?
lateen sails
rack and pinion
illuminated manuscripts
printing press
7
The Bible as ultimate authority, Predestination and all humans are equal before God comes from
Islam
Eastern Orthodoxy
Protestantism
Catholicism
8
Bible=final authority, Predestination, Huguenots,2 sacraments, Vernacular, Geneva, Puritanical
Catholicism
Humanism
Calvinism
Lutheranism
9
Name that European Power/Country! #7
Ottoman Empire
Holy Roman Empire
Spain
England
10
Popeas final authority, 7 sacraments, Priests, Indulgences, Latin, Elaborateservice,& Celibacy
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Reformed Church
Church of England
11
Intellectualmovement that tried to apply ancient Greek & Roman wisdom to theRenaissance world
Catholicism
Humanism
Protestantism
Stoicism
12
Name that European Power/Country! #2
HRE
England
Spain
Papal States
13
1648-- Treaty that ended the 30 Years War in Central Europe; blamed for Europe's problems after
Peace of Westphalia
Diet of Worms
Edict of Nantes
Council of Trent
14
Michelangelo, Donatello, Dante, Petrarch, Raphael, and Da Vinci all came from:
Italy
Flanders
Spain
France
15
Name that European Power/Country! #4
England
Spain
HRE
Papal States
16
The spiritual reform by/of the Catholic church was called the
Great Schism
The Rapture
Protestant Reformation
Counter (Catholic) Reformation
17
As a result of Luther posting the 95 Theses, Western and Central Europe was:
divided
mesmerized
secularized
unified
18
This created the Church of England with the monarch as the supreme religious leader
Peace of Westphalia
Treaty of Augsburg
Council of Trent
Act of Supremacy
19
Selling indulgences, immoral behavior of clergy, & involvement in politics were reasons for
religious dissent
religious apathy
religious zeal
religious harmony
20
In 1598, Henry IV of France granted Protestants some rights when he issued the
Diet of Worms
Edict of Nantes
Council of Trent
Peace of Westphalia
21
The years AD 1400-1700 generally encompasses what era?
Reqonquista
Reformation
Renaissance
Revitalization
22
The purpose of the Inquisition was to
spread Lutheranism
convert heretics
teach Latin
learn Algebra
23
Merchants, good priests, and kings were considered enemies of the Church in the 16th c because:
They fought the Church's dominance
They were too good at their jobs
They defeated the Moors and needed a new enemy
They refused to use Latin
24
Name that European Power/Country! #5
England
Spain
Papal States
HRE
25
At theCouncil (Diet) of Worms, Luther refused to ________
Retail
Recant
Remit
Recoil
26
Individualism,balance & proportion, perspective, oil paint & vivid colors arechar. of
Neoclassical Art
Postmodern Art
Renaissance Art
Baroque Art
27
Who is the founder of the Catholic order of Jesuits?
St. Jerome
St. Theresa
St. Paul
St. Ignatius Loyola
28
Emphasison living a full life on earth, Interest in the individual, & mental &physical dev't
Reformation
Mercantilism
Counter-Reformation
Renaissance
29
The Church eliminated the sale of indulgences, disciplined priests, & kept all 7 sacraments
Peace of Westphalia
Edict of Nantes
Diet of Worms
Council of Trent
30
Why did the Renaissance start in Northern Italy?
City-states relied on Northern European states to guide them
City-states profited from central location and trade
City-states isolated themselves and developed independently
City-states had always been superior.
31
This group may have said "We must spread the Catholic faith and set up schools."
Huguenots
Jesuits
Pilgrims
Luddites
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Why were
INDULGENCES
important to the Catholic Church before the Council of Trent?
They provided vernacular translations
They raised revenue
They allowed women into the clergy
They increased church attendance
33
Religiousfeelings, people out of proportion, flat, tempera paint & ltd colors are char. of
Baroque Art
Neoclassical Art
Medieval Art
Renaissance Art
34
Bible= final authority, Justification by faith, Priesthood of all believers, 2sacraments
Protestantism
Zionism
Nihilism
Catholicism
35
French Protestants (Calvinists) are often called:
Lutherans
Huguenots
Luddites
Catholics
36
Why did the Northern Renaissance start later than in Italy?
Latin took longer to translate in the North.
The Black Death delayed economic progress.
Northern scholars thought they were superior.
The Pope did not want to share the Italian knowledge.
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What did Luther’s teachings do to the role of the Bible?
Decreased role of Bible
Increased role of Bible
Bible seen as secondary to 95 Theses
Bible seen as not as important as what religious leaders say
38
Name that European Power/Country! #3
Papal States
Spain
HRE
England
39
The belief that at the time of birth, one's path to heaven or hell is already determined is____
Justification by faith
Final Destination
Postdestination
Predestination
40
Two of the greatest Italian Renaissance artists were:
Bach and Mozart
Captain and Tenille
Van Eyck and Breugel
Michelangelo and Donatello
41
Name that European Power/Country! #6
Portugal
Spain
England
HRE
42
This French diplomat supported German Protestants in the 30 Years War (emphasis on politics)
Cardinal Marizan
Cardinal La Compte
Cardinal Richelieu
Cardinal Exupery
