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The Renaissance moved toward
The Reformation began with
Renaissance Reformation
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The Reformation began with
The posting of the 95 Theses
Luther German Bible translation
The arrest of Martin Luther
The advent of the Printing Press
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The Renaissance moved toward
The strengthening of the Church
Humanism
The increased power of the Pope
A breakdown of morality
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The problem with indulgences
not biblical and corrupt
biblically justified and corrupt
corrupt and harmless
restored faith in the church
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Which was not a rally cry of the Reformation
Sola extensia
Sola gratia
Sola scriptura
Sola fidei
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The sale of indulgences was his idea
Tetzel
Pope Gregory
Henry the VIII
St. Thomas Aquinas
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The Bible does not teach
That people shouldn't murder
That Mary never died
salvation by grace
The baptism of converts
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Indulgences involved
The convergence of dialectic ideas
A return to righteousness
The selling of forgiveness
A complete lack of discipline
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This painter pioneered shading
DaVinci
Martin Luther
Vasco de Gamo
Albrecht
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John Calvin taught
The extended use of trade routes
Predestination and foreknowledge
That there is always a gimmick
Human free will
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Renaissance art tended toward
Idealized images
Distortion of reality
Realism
The glory of God
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Vernacular means
translations and interpretations
slang used to confuse outsiders
a powerful argument
the spoken language of a people
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The opposite of Predestination is
Freedom of the will
Deep agnosticism
Competition and dialectic
Getting lost
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Renaissance artists tended to
stress the brevity of life
find eternal solutions
focus on human living
give form to exotic deities
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The Printing Press does not
Assure everyone gets a balanced perspective
Help spread religious ideas
decrease price of manuscripts
Increase number of manuscripts
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Made the king accountable to the law
The 100 years war
The Bubonic Plague
The Crusades
The Magna Carta
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Reading texts produces
multiple interpretations
headaches
nothing but contradiction
misunderstanding
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In the Renaissance Kings took governing power back from
Elected leaders
Islamic tyrants
Popes
Parliaments
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Whose idea was the selling of indulgences?
Cro-magnon
King Henry the 8th
Tetzel
Pope Gregory the 2nd
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Governments in the Renaissance saw themselves
in firm control of the economics
as accountable to the people
outnumbered by marauders
As instruments of god's justice
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Who was not part of the Reformation?
Zwingly
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Boo Radley
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The Bible does not
Teach free will
Teach predestination
Teach salvation by grace
Teach that Mary never sinned
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Related to predestination
Freedom of the will
Determinism; cause and effect
The idea of purgatory
All Abrahamic faiths
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Vanishing point involved
When a work of art is stolen or lost
a technique to create depth
Degrees of shading in every work
The relation between music and art
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An effect of secular thought
dismisses all faith and religion
Discourages sinfulness
Ends all theocratic government
Reduces the Pope's influence
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Renaissance means
rejection of all principles
Rebirth
solipsistic world views
anarchy and equity
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The Printing Press allows
More teamwork and collaboration in the work place
People to take more frequent lunch breaks
A sense of joy and fulfillment
More people to read scripture in the vernacular
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Raphael's painting "Men of Athens" celebrates
The music of the gifted Egyptians
The distortion of Picasso
The potential for human learning
The relationship between Athens and Sparta
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Guttenburg invented
The whirling durbish
The money stamp
moveable print press
The guillotine
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Not a benefit of the Printing Press
Widespread agreement on key issues
increasing the availability of literature
increasing literacy rates
Sharing of scientific ideas
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The Printing Press
ended the making of handmade goods
expanded trade routes
helped spread religious ideas
made Guttenberg filthy rich
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Taught that good works were necessary for salvation
Montaigne
Luther
Calvin
Roman Catholicism
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Who was called the "Renaissance Man?"
Leo Tolstoy
Theodore Roosevelt
Ezra Pound
DaVinci
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Luther taught man was a horse being ridden by Jesus or Satan
he expressed a unitarian universalism
He believed in predestination
He believed in a fair chance
He believed in free will
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Secular means
Inherent selfishness
non-religious
The value of righteousness
The dignity of human potential
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Vanishing point
added the third dimension
used in Star Wars 1 and 3
become necessary in the sale of art
obscured the image
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Lutheranism
A combination of Catholic priests and pederasts
dominated France and Italy
An army who fought Catholics for years
A denomination formed after Reformation
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Renaissance thinkers and artists referred to
A future with no pain
Passion for Christ and his church
The constant threat of warfare
The classic Greeks/Romans
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Martin Luther taught salvation
by the avoidance of sin
by living the best possible life
by works with the assistance of the spirit
by grace through faith
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Two readers getting different meanings
The work of Satan
happens when you read documents
An example of poor communication
is absolutely essential for world peace
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Humanism believes
in the goodness and potential of human beings
That all religions lead to God
That love is the answer
That god knows all
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King Henry the VIII wanted to divorce his wife, so he
left the Catholic church
merged with the people of Uganda
resigned his throne
started a war
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Not an example of cultural diffusion
Eating tacos in Spring, TX
Catholicism in Houston
McDonalds in Wisconsin
Zydeco music
