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Renaissance/Reformation 2022 period 9
Renaissance/Reformation 2022 period 9
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1
Why were Italian city-states able to dominate trade?
They were unified by the Hanseatic League
They were situated north of the Alps
They were focused on the restoration of the Silk Road
They were centrally located on the Mediterranean
2
An immediate result of the Protestant Reformation was the:
Restoration of political unity to western Europe
Breaking of religious unity of Europe
Acceptance of Judaism as practiced religion
Strengthening of political power of the Pope
3
Why did the middle class rise at the end of the Middle Ages?
The economy of the Roman Empire
The strength of Christianity in Medieval Europe
Self-sufficiency of the manor system
An increase in trade from the Crusades
4
Vernacular is:
Written in pure classic Latin
Written to promote traditional Catholic values
Written in pure classic Greek
Written in the language of the people
5
Which type of government would Machiavelli most likely support?
Limited monarchy
Democracy
Parliamentary Government
Absolute monarchy
6
Renaissance art depicted:
Realism/life-like representations
Abstraction
Modernism
Surrealism
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Which is true of Italian humanists?
They focused on humankind as center of intellectual endeavors
They emphasized communal aspects of human society
They attacked Christianity as rife with superstition
They carved out new literary styles without reference to classical models
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Why did the German elite support Luther?
Luther supported a more centralized German government under HRE.
German princes could control churches in their territories
Luther proposed moving the papacy from Rome to Germany
Luther proposed indulgences be collected by HRE
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A key feature of European Renaissance culture was
an outlook on classicism, secularism, and individualism
a reliance on the Pope and his knights
a way of thinking stressing humility and Christian faith
a shift in production to the factory system
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Which best describes an example of church corruption in the 1400s?
Preaching life after death
Halting church services
Delivering sermons in Latin
Selling indulgences
11
Which is a change that occurred during the Renaissance?
Technology and science were considered unimportant
The use of reason and logic was discouraged
Feudalism became the dominant political system
A new questioning spirit and attitude emerged
12
Based on
The Book of the Courtier
, a Renaissance man can be described as:
An individual who had enormous physical strength
An individual who excelled in many different areas
An individual who was a brilliant politician
An individual who was gifted in writing poetry
13
Which idea about leadership would Machiavelli most likely support?
Leaders should listen to the desires of the people
A leader should do whatever is necessary to achieve their goals
Leaders should fight agains discrimination and intolerance
Elected leaders should be fair and good
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This form of government, organized under religious beliefs, is generally run by religious leaders
Theology
Autocracy
Theocracy
Democracy
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The Act of Supremacy:
Made final the break of the Church of England with Rome
Made Luther an outlaw and ordered his arrest
Reaffirmed traditional Catholic teachings
Recognized the division of Christianity in Germany
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Which church did Henry VIII establish in England?
Baptist
Calvinist
Anglican
Jesuit
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What was the result of the Counter Reformation?
Persecution of minorities such as Jews and witches
The end of the Inquisition in Spain
The spread of Calvinism
Increased tolerance for all religious minorities
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The Renaissance was influenced and financed by:
The Roman Catholic Church
Medieval Institutions
The Hanseatic League
The urban environment and the commerical economy
19
The religious Reformation that occurred under Henry VIII in his country was mainly for:
Military reasons
Spiritual reasons
Economic Reasons
Political Reasons
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The development of the printing press helped the success of the Protestant Reformation by:
Publishing Protestant Doctrine
Providing translations of the Bible
Making Catholic Priests admit wrongdoing in matters of faith
Making the spread of new ideas possible