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What conditions led to the rise of powerful Italian city‐states?
Devotion to spreading Catholicism across Europe and the world.
A strong monarchy that financed exploration.
Banking system that supported trade and strong armies.
A large army and lots of farmland to provide a surplus.
2
What did the ideas promoted by Bacon and Descartes become known as?
Microbiology
Laws of Gravity
Empiricism
Scientific Method
3
Which Italian state is being described in this passage?
Milan
Venice
Naples
Florence
4
What artistic element did Raphael use to create a sense of depth in the School of Athens?
vernacular
satire
linear perspective
movable type
5
This slogan alludes to which of the following?
The baptism of adults by the Anabaptists.
The granting of indulgences for financial contributions to the Church.
The vow of poverty taken by nuns at Teresa of Availa’s Carmelite convent.
Henry VII takin of Church property following creation of Church of England.
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Which of the following best finishes the chart?
The Enlightenment
The Scientific Revolution
The Middle Ages
The Renaissance
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What is the relationship between Luther, Zwingli, and Calvin?
They were reformers who focused on acceptance of the Roman Catholic Church.
They created an alternative non‐Christian religious throughout Europe.
They were all jailed and forced into exile for their non‐Christian beliefs.
They were reformers who broke away from the Roman Catholic Church.
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What were the effects of the Reformation on Europe?
Reforms established multiple sects and cults of Catholic Church in Europe
Reforms led to increased religious breaking in Europe and military conflict
The reforms led to increased tolerance of differing religious views Europe.
Reforms strengthened the control that Catholic Church had in politics.
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How did the Jesuits help spread Catholicism around the world?
Carrying out the rituals and ceremonies laid out by the Council of Trent.
By rooting out people who threatened the religious order.
By opening schools and carrying out missionary work.
By founding convents and other religious communities.
10
What is Isaac Newton best known for?
Inventing the Arithmetic Machine
Studying gravity and developing three laws of motion.
Revolutionizing medicine by dissecting human corpses.
Inventing the printing press.
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What belongs in the middle box of the flow chart?
Byzantine and Islamic scholars
The Papal States
The Low Countries
Northern European artists
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century movement marked by revival of classical influence expressed in a flowering of the arts and literature
Assisstance
Returns
Renaissance
Reimburse
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What did Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael Sanzio, and Michelangelo Buonarroti have in common?
They perfected the use of oil painting techniques.
They tried to create idealized human forms.
They created realism through detail instead of perspective.
They created Greek and Roman inspired statues.
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The language of everyday speech in a region
Vernacular
Perpendicular
Virtical
Viking
15
Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo all worked to disprove which medieval model of the universe?
Jupiter‐centered model of the universe
Moon‐centered model of the universe
Earth‐centered model of the universe
Sun‐centered model of the universe
16
What is significant about the Gutenberg Bible?
It was the first book to sell one million copies.
It was the first book written in German.
It was the first book handwritten by scribes.
It was the first book ever printed on a press.
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A release from all or part of a punishment for sin by the Catholic Church, reducing time in purgatory after death
Inside
Bob
Indoor
Indulgence
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Which is NOT an example of humanism in works of art?
Paintings show depth.
The subject matter combined classical and Christian ideas.
Important leaders were portrayed larger than other figures.
People in paintings appeared to express emotions.