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The image below would be LEAST appreciated by
Members of the Council of Trent
John Calvin
A Baroque art fan
A proponent of the Counter Reformation
2
Henry VIII enriched his government and created a modern bureacracy through
the Act of Uniformity
the Pilgrimage of Grace
the Dissolution of the Monasteries
the Act of Supremacy
3
To go against conscience is neither right nor safe.I cannot and will not recant.May God help me
Spiritual Exercises
Address to Christian German Nobility
95 Theses
Diet of Worms
4
All of the following can be associated with manorialism except
Open Field System
local and self sufficient
mercantilism
symbiotic relationship with Guilds
5
The factors that led to the Protestant Reformation include all of the following,
except
The sale of indulgences
Church abuses of power such as simony and nepotism
the decentralization and division of Germany
fiery criticism of Church abuses by Johann Tetzel
6
The Italian Renaissance is characterized by all of the following except
Individualism
Virtu
Anti-religious
Secularism
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Caravaggio's was able to "awe" people back to the church by
Idealizing the human form
painting contemporay figures in Biblical scenes
Painting pleasant and peaceful landscapes that calmed religious discord
Sculpting colossal figures which glorified humanism
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New monarchies of the Renaissance did all the following except
promoted strong central feudal government
Curbed power of the Church and nobility
Created bureaucracies
gained support of middle class
9
Queen Mary Tudor’s policy toward the Reformation can be best described as:
a reactionary movement to restore Catholicism in England
a revolutionary movement to purify the Anglican church
a continuation of her brother's policies
a continuation of her father's policies
10
Wrote first secular and objective view of statecraft based on Greco-Roman and contemporary examples
Pope Leo X
Michel Caravaggio
Nicolo Machiavelli
Filipo Brunelleschi
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All of the following are true of the Northern Renaissance except
It emphasized the individual over societal reforms
Led by Christian Humanist like Erasmus
Its art emphasized the classical ideal less than Italian
It sought to fuse Christianity with classical culture
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Wrote the manifesto of the Italian Renaissance and viewed man as "miraculous"
Piccolo Mirandola
Cosimo d'Medici
Savonarola
Leonardo da Vinci
13
The painting can be associated with (2 answers)
Christian Humanism
Antisemitism
Flagellants
Savonarola
14
The writings of Calvin, Luther and Hus would likely be
Be placed on the Index
Be widely read in Ireland
Be adopted by the Council of Trent
Be appreciated by the Jesuits
15
This painting is best attributed to
Raphael
Botticelli
Michelangelo
Leonardo
16
Wrote secular instruction manual how to behave in courts of Italian city-states
Sandro Botticelli
Picolo Mirandola
Baldassir Castiglione
Francisco Petrarch
17
Based on the adjacent map, the plague had the least affect on (30 seconds)
Poland
Italy
Corsica
Ireland
18
The activities shown in the painting below would be most appreciated by:
Members of the Council of Trent
Iconoclasts
Henry VIII
Caravaggio
19
The Pilgrimage of Grace was an (a)
journey through LMHS hallway to AP Europe
Anglican uprising against Henry VIII’s Protestantism
A term Luther used for his journey from Wittenberg to Rome
Calvinistic procession to Geneva among the predestined
20
The image below shows the actual current brain activity of:
Owen Clark
Emily Millinger
Andrew Wu
Angela Ferko
21
Anti-humanist who saw humanism as too secular, hedonistic, pagan, and corrupting
Machiavelli
Luther
Pope Paul III
Savonarola
22
Italian city-states were ruled by Signori who used ______________ to control the common people.
Condottieri
Chiascuro
Popolo Grasso
Virtu
23
The Italian Renaissance had as one of its central components
A rejection of Scriptural authority
A glorification of individual genius and belief in human potential
Christian piety
belief that science & math studies will end superstition
24
The ideal women of the Italian Renaissance according to the "Debate" is best illustrated by
Gentilleschi's Judith Slaying Holofernes
Christine de Pisan
Hans Baldung Grien's Phyllis riding Aristotle
Leonardo's The Virgin and Child with St. Anne
25
Pope Martin did all of the following except
Dismiss the Council of Constance
Reject the Conciliar Movement
Support the reforms of Jan Hus
Restore Absolutism to the Roman Pontifix
26
According to Luther, the authority to interpret & preach true Christian belief was located
exclusively with the pope
in the Priesthood of all believers
In the laws of secular leaders
In the Lutheran Church
27
All of the following represent the change of the Italian Renaissance except
Vitu
humanism
estates system
secularism
28
The Black Death first broke out in Europe in
1347
1309
1439
1453
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The corrupt practice of selling ecclesiastic office to the highest bidder was known as
Simony
Bribery
Tithe
Pluralism
30
The function of NATO and the UN can be associated with
the emerging military alliance of the Northern German nobles
The centralizing policies of the Renaissance monarchs
the political structure of German states of the HRE
the balance of power and ambassadorship of the Italian-citie
31
The Medieval paradigm is characterized by all of the following except
localized and self-sufficient economy
Estates system of feudal hierarchy
Absolute monarchical Catholic paradigm
its concern with the here and now on Earth
32
Thomas More's Utopia is greatly influenced by
Luther's ideology of the priesthood of all believers
Machiavelli's emphasis on secularism
Henry VIII's Defense of the Seven Sacraments
Plato's theory of "Forms"
33
This portrait is best associated with
Tom Morris' profile page on Facebook
self conscience individualism of Virtu
innate and natural depravity of humanity
Religious reform of the Northern Renaissance
34
Humanism can be best described as a
scientific movement which rejected ancient authority
An anticlerical movement which attempted to reform Church
artistic movement based on Greco-Roman gods & goddesses
secular educational program which embraced GrecoRoman cultur
35
The medieval paradigm was largely shattered by all of the following except
The Black Death
The Hundred Years' War
The Avignon Papacy
The Conciliarist Movement
36
. . . Man was formed of dust, slime, & ashes; what is even more vile, of the filthiest seed. ..is best assciated with
Erasmus' view of mankind
Castiglion'e view of mankind
Mirandola's view of mankind
A Medieval view of mankind
37
Durer's Adam and Eve was among the most viewed art piece in the 1500s due to
the opening of the Durer museum to the public of Bavaria
the rapid speed at which Durer was able to paint
the widespread dissemination of the printing press
the early hippie movement 1500 version of Woodstock
