Who were the Puritans?

A group that demanded that the Anglicans give up their Catholic ways

How did Henry VIII reform the Catholic Church?

Henry declared the king, not the pope, as the head of the Church

The Renaissance began in Italy due to

it being the heart of the Roman empire & wealthy city-states

Which is NOT a characteristic of the Italian Renaissance?

Included VIP's such as Henry VIII and Mary I

What was the issue with indulgences?

Peasants felt that this was the only way they could be absolved of sin

What was the importance of the printing press?

Spread of knowledge and new ideas

Which is NOT a characteristic of the Northern Renaissance?

Included VIP's such as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo

Calvinism worked like the following:

That God's will was absolute and everything was planned in advanced

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Who were the Puritans?
A group that demanded that the Anglicans give up their Catholic ways
A group that demanded that the Catholics give up their Anglican ways.
A group that demanded that Muslims give up their Christian ways.
A group that demanded the Calvinists give up their Lutheran ways.
2
These statements were nailed to a German church door in order to dispute the Catholic Church.
90 Theses
95 Theses
85 Theses
100 Theses
3
How did Henry VIII reform the Catholic Church?
The pope declared the king head of the Church
Henry declared the king, not the pope, as the head of the Church
The pope declared the queen head of the Church
Henry declared the queen, not the pope, as the head of the Church
4
The Renaissance began in Italy due to
it being the heart of the Roman empire & wealthy city-states
it being the heart of the Byzantine empire & poor city-states
The Black Plague was less severe here
it's geography & natural resources
5
Which is NOT a characteristic of the Italian Renaissance?
Included VIP's such as Henry VIII and Mary I
Rebirth of Art and Learning started here
Started in the City-State of Florence
Included VIP's such as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo
6
Technique Shakespeare used in which a character speaks his/her inner thoughts/feelings, usually when alone
Lecture
Soliloquy
Speech
Monologue
7
This family gained their wealth through banking and wool. They even founded banks in London.
The Florin's
The Da Vinci's
The Medici's
The Luther's
8
This edict made Catholicism the official religion of France, but gave others the right to worship a religion of choice.
C. The Edict of England
D. The Edict of Nantes
A. The Edict of Belgium
B. The Edict of France
9
"Perspective Art" was done in the style of:
4D Perspective
3D Perspective
2D Perspective
Digital Art
10
Which of the following was NOT a play written by William Shakespeare?
Hamlet
A Midsummer's Night Dream
Romeo and Juliet
Les Miserables
11
Which institution had the most far-reaching power during the Middle Ages?
Catholic Church
Anglican Church
Protestant Church
Lutheran Church
12
The Era between 1350-1550 is known as:
The Renaissance
The Middle Ages
The Reckoning
The Retaliation
13
What was the issue with indulgences?
The rich felt as though they did not raise enough money
Peasants felt that this was the only way they could be absolved of sin
It was a ship that in the Sea of England fighting the Spanish Armada
They were easily disproved by the Catholic clergy and were no problem
14
What was the importance of the printing press?
Spread of the plague
Spread of wealth and banking
Spread of the new world
Spread of knowledge and new ideas
15
Which is NOT a characteristic of the Northern Renaissance?
Started in countries such as Germany, England, and Belgium
Included VIP's such as William Shakespeare and Johann Gutenberg
Included VIP's such as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo
Spread of knowledge through the use of moveable type
16
Calvinism worked like the following:
That God's will was not absolute and fate was determined by sins
That God's will was not absolute and fate was determined by sins
That there was no predestination and everything was based on values
That God's will was absolute and everything was planned in advanced
17
Aristotle's view that the earth was the center of the universe and all heavenly bodies revolved around it is defined as
Equilibrium
Geocentric
Planetary Theory
Heliocentric
18
The study of Greek & Roman Values, plus the practice of individualism
Secularism
Protestantism
Calvinism
Humanism
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Where was the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance?
Milan
Rome
Florence
Venice
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This is the study of religion and God.
Autocracy
Astronomy
Oligarchy
Theology

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