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World History: Unit 6 Review
World History: Unit 6 Review
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Review of the Renaissance, Reformation, and the Scientific Revolution
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True or false: The Scientific Revolution could have happened without the printing press.
True
False
2
True or false: The city-states of Italy became wealthy due to trade from the East.
True
False
3
Luther's posting of the 95 Theses to the Wittenberg Church door started the...
The Scientific Revolution
The Reformation
The end of religion in Europe
The Renaissance
4
What according to Luther is the only way to achieve heaven for sinners?
By prayer
By indulgences
By martyrdom
By faith alone
5
T/F: Political wars between Catholic and Protestant nobles were fought during the Reformation.
False
True
6
What inventions of the Renaissance are in this image?
Fashion never before seen
Globes and navigational instruments
A woven fabric of a new design
New musical instruments for more beautiful harmonies
7
True or false: Religion often gives people in power an excuse to fight political wars.
False
True
8
Which field of science and its publications started the Scientific Revolution?
Medicine
Astronomy
Chemistry
Physics
9
What did Galileo base his findings upon in his book
Starry Messenger
?
Direct observation
The previous beliefs of the Church
The previous beliefs of ancient astronomers
All of these answers
10
Who was the first European astronomer of the Modern Age to develop the heliocentric model?
Nicolaus Copernicus
Tycho Brahe
Galileo Galilei
Johannes Kepler
11
Why is Machiavelli's
The Prince
still studied to this day?
Its insights into political power
Its history of the monarchy in European
Its tale about a boy prince who would be king
Its optimistic view of human nature
12
What were European nation-states able to do after the Renaissance?
Empower the Catholic Church
Find a cure for nearly all diseases
Take control of all of Asia
Establish colonial powers during exploration
13
Newton was famous for developing...
The laws of motion
The heliocentric model
The theory of relativity
The laws of thermodynamics
14
What doctrine of Luther was key to the Protestant Reformation?
God requires ritual and confession
Salvation can be earned
Salvation by grace alone
Good works will get you to heaven
15
T/F: The wealth of the city-states in Italy had nothing to do with leading the Renaissance.
True
False
16
If
The
Book of the Courtier
is about being a Renaissance Man, it is a work of...
Individualism
Protestantism
Satire
Secularism
17
What countries had nobles fighting political wars after aligning either Catholic or Protestant?
England
Germany
All of these answers
Switzerland
18
During the Reformation, monarchies were overthrown in place of Protestant theocracies.
False
True
19
What facilitated trade with the East prior to the European Renaissance?
The Hundred Years' War
The Reformation
The Black Plague
The Crusades
20
True or false:
The Book of the Courtier
is about what it means to be a Renaissance Man.
False
True
21
True or False: The Reformation could have happened without the printing press.
True
False
22
What growing class in Italy were usually patrons of the arts?
Merchants
Farmers
Skilled workers
Monks
23
Gutenberg's printing press lead to the Bible printed in the vernacular, which lead to what?
Less people reading the Bible
People criticizing the Church more
More people becoming Catholic
All of these answers
24
What is a vernacular language?
Latin in Mass
Common, everyday language
A language that cannot be translated
Ancient Greek during the Renaissance
25
What was the name of the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation?
The Response to Indulgences
The End of the Latin Mass
The Jesuit Reformation
The Counter-Reformation
26
What law of Parliament made the monarch of England the head of the Church of England?
The Henry VIII Law of 1534
The Prostestant Act of 1534
The Act of Supremacy of 1534
The Divorce Law of 1534
27
The relationship between politics and religion became strained during the Renaissance because..
People believed in themselves more
The individual was becoming more and more important
All of these answers
Secularism made people more focused on the world
28
After the Renaissance, the power of the Catholic Church was eliminated.
True
False
29
Which Greek philosopher did Thomas Aquinas combine with the Christian faith?
Epicurus
Aristotle
Plato
Parminides
30
True or false: The secularism of the Renaissance served to weaken the Church.
False
True
31
Which of the following countries was not unified under a monarch?
England
France
Spain
Italy
32
True or False: Thomas Aquinas combined Greek philosophy with Church teachings.
True
False
33
Who is someone that pays for art to be made?
Buyer
Patron
Impresario
Client
34
Which Renaissance art technique is being portrayed in this image?
Shadowing
Anthropomorphism
Linear perspective
Background matting
35
What allowed for art to flourish more during the Renaissance?
Peace in Europe without war
The complete end of the Catholic church
The introduction of paper currency
More money from trade
36
The combination of individualism and secularism leads to what?
Rationalism
Empiricism
Humanism
Heliocentrism
