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Unit 6: Changing Ideas
Unit 6: Changing Ideas
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People wanted to learn more about the universe thanks to what invention?
Astrolabe
Hubble Telescope
Printing Press
Boats
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What is the main focus on the topic of humanism?
King Henry and his six wives
God, It shows how human God really was
The church images within the art
Humans and the progress of individuals in their lives
3
Why was Luther angry with the Catholic Church?
The Priests talked too long
Indulgences
Too many Sacraments
The Pope yelled at him
4
What are the 95 Theses?
The Pope's plan to change the world
Objections against Martin Luther
95 Reasons why religion has no true meaning
Objections against the Catholic Church
5
Calvinists believe that..
King Henry shouldn't have married 6 times.
The king determines man's fate
God has the ultimate authority
The Renaissance is a waste of time.
6
The Social Contract focuses on...
Art
The people and government
Literature
Science
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According to humanist beliefs and the Renaissance ***
God is the most important thing in the universe
People should study the world and not just Godly affairs
Donating money to new painters is frowned upon
Learning new ideas gets you thrown in prison
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Humanists strive to
praise God and never question the Church
never be happy and are negative people in society
draw religious pictures
seek truth and experience new things
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Which example supports secular thought? ***
God is Almighty
God gives human's rights that must be protected
God must be prayed to every night
The Pope interprets scripture.
10
The high renaissance is associated with who?
Pope Leo and King Henry
Leonardo and Michaelangelo
Maraschino and Grenadine
Van Eyck and El Greco
11
Why is Da Vinci a "Renaissance" man?
He hated the Middle Ages and liked the renaissance.
He was an artist
He was the King of England
He was an inventor
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The 95 Theses and other popular writings spread thanks to what invention?
Laser jet printers
Typewriter
The pencil
Printing Press
13
An indulgence was... ***
An extra job the Priests did on the weekend
A corrupt business
A way to repent for sins
A way to enjoy the things you love most... like ice cream
14
What is Issac Newton known for?
Astronomy
Gas
Philosophy
Gravity
15
One reason for the start of the Renaissance was that...
The Ninja turtles made the Mona Lisa
Merchants bought bibles from the church
Italian city-states traded with foreigners
Kings wanted to learn how to support the Church
16
The Printings Press helped ***
the manufacture of guns
The Pope spread the truth about Christianinty
peasants overthrow kings
spread new cultural ideas
17
William Shakespeare wrote plays based on what?
The Holy Sacraments
Non-religious themes
The Catholic Church
Secular topics
18
John Locke believed in what?
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
The island had special powers
The power of the monarch was absolute
All men should bow down to their governments
19
Martin Luther really hated what Church practice?
The collection plate
Selling of indulgences
Bible studies
Pope speaches
20
How are the Enlightenment and the Scientific Revolution similar? ***
They both focus on the Church
They both occur during the 1200's
They both search for Natural laws
They both helped shape the Protestant Reformation
21
What are the main points of Jean Jacques Rousseau and John Locke? ***
Men are inherently evil
Separation of Powers
The Government should protect it's citizens
All Men are Equal
22
Galileo used a telescope to observe the stars and planets. He used ________ to learn.
observations and reason
glue and paper
gold and salt
myths and stories
23
Johannes Gutenberg...
Founded the Lutheran Church
Wanted to take over the Catholic Church
Was a mad scientist
Invented the printing press
24
Increased reading, a common language, and personal understanding of scripture are effects from?
Renaissance
Enlightenment
Reformation
Scientific Revolution
25
The Enlightenment and the Scientific Revolution are both...
Time periods when the Greeks and Romans lived
known for discovering the printing press
Based on chemicals and The government
Based on Questions and Experiments
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What is the Enlightenment about?
The Byzantine Empire's rebirth
The Government has a job to protect the people.
Citizens have rights!
How to build strong Kingdoms
27
Renaissance architecture is inspired by...
China
Sparta
Rome
The Ottomans
28
What started the Scientific Revolution?
The study of Plato and Aristotle
The invention the astrolabe
Geocentric VS Heliocentric theories
Michelangelo's painting of the Last Supper
29
Marie Curie's discovery of radium and use in therapy is one of the many new inventions of...
The Renaissance
The Enlightenment
The Reformation
The Scientific Revolution
30
Predetermined Salvation was the main focus for what new religion?
Calvinism
Presbyterian
Anglicanism
Methodist
31
Montesquieu said what about governments? ***
People are evil and need a king to suppress them
The power should be divided
Kings are necessary to preserve countries
The government should protect the rights of man
32
Christian's ideas of the ideal moral citizen was replaced by what?
Reincarnation
Islam
Buddhism
Secular ideas
33
1440 was the year what happened?
Printing Press Created
Pope Leo X murdered
Pope Leo X was elected
Renaissance began
34
Architecture
, Art, and Literature all expanded and flourished during what time period. ***
Enlightment
Renaissance
American Revolution
Protestant Reformation
35
Why did Galileo's ideas anger the Church? ***
His ideas made fun of the Pope
They contradicted the Bible and the Church
He didn't credit the Church with his discoveries
The Pope didn't like Galileo because he was an orphan
36
Chaucer, Machiavelli, and Eramus were...
Presidents
Writers
Scientists
Artists
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What caused the Protestant Reformation?
Corruption of the Lottery
Corruption of the Church
Corruption of the Government
Corruption of the People
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Politically, what did the Reformation do?
The Church is united
The power of kings gets stronger
The Church receives more money than ever
The Church killed Martin Luther
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The Enlightenment focuses on...
Science
Reason
The Pope
Martin Luther
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The Renaissance is ...
Rebirth of Beyonce
Rebirth of Old Philosophers
the rebirth of Classical Greek and Roman cultures
Rebirth of Jesus Christ
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"The Prince", helped rulers...
follow the church to become a good ruler
become great scholars
kill other kings for more power
do what is necessary to stay in power
