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What is the Act of Supremacy?
What did Leonardo da Vinci paint?
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What did Leonardo da Vinci paint?
the dome of St. Peter's Basilica
The Last Supper
Praying Hands
the library of Pope Julius
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What is the Act of Supremacy?
Caused England to go bankrupt
Gave Oliver Cromwell power to rule England
Created the Church of England with the king as the head
Reorganized Parliament & made the king head of Parliament
3
What was the name of French Protestants?
Puritans
Presbyterians
Anabaptists
Huguenots
4
Person Views: Salvation by faith alone, Bible ultimate authority, all human equal before God...
Louis XIV
King Henry VIII
Martin Luther
John Calvin
5
What was the significance of the development of the printing press?
libraries opened to the public
Literacy decreased
Literacy increased
more public schools were created
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During the period of the Renaissance, Europe ........
Saw a rebirth in the arts, but not the sciences
Experienced a rebirth of Western European
Emerged as the most populated continent
Was reborn using the Greco-Roman roots
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Who could achieve salvation according to predestination?
leaders of the Catholic Church
all Christians who believe in God
those who have been chosen by God
people who perform good deeds on Earth
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What was one of the most significant results of the printing press?
Books became more available and cheap
Peasants and serfs learned how to read
New types of literature emerged
Public education began
9
Who was the artist who painted the famous painting called the
Mona Lisa
?
Michelangelo Buanarrotti
Niccolo Machiavelli
Leonardo da Vinci
William Shakespeare
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Which is NOT a characteristic of Renaissance art?
life-like gestures and action
religious and secular themes
human emotions and feelings
flat-looking and unrealistic
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What was the effect of the Adoption of the Edict of Nantes?
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Press
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Petition
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What were the names of early (unsuccessful) dissenters who believe the Pope had too much power?
Wycliffe and Ignatius
Hus and Wycliffe
Wycliffe and Calvin
Wycliffe and Leo X
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Whose views were these.... Predestination/Strong Work Ethic/Living a righteous life
Martin Luther
John Wycliffe
John Calvin
Henry VIII
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What was the purpose of the Inquisition?
To reunite the Protestant and Catholic Churches
To spread Protestant beliefs and gain followers
To stop heresy and reinforce Catholic doctrine
To allow freedom of worship for all Christians
15
The famous Statue of David was created by?
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Donatello
Michelangelo
16
The mission of the Jesuits was all of these
EXCEPT?
Write new laws for the Catholic Church
Convert non-Christians to Catholicism
Start new Catholic based schools
Stop the spread of Protestantism
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What would a humanist most likely tell someone?
To reject Christianity entirely
To support the Inquisition and the Pope
To study poetry, philosophy, and history
To start their own trading business
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Where did the Renaissance begin?
Spain
France
England
Italy
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Who was arguably one of the greatest play writers ever?
Martin Luther
Shakespeare
Sir Thomas Moore
Elizabeth
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The spread of Martin Luther's views led to the establishment of .........
Judaism
Protestantism
Mormonism
Catholicism
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Who criticized the Catholic Church & the wealth of popes in his book, In Praise of Folly?
John Calvin
Miquel de Cervantes
Niccolo Machiavelli
Desiderius Erasmus
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What was the economic foundation for the Renaissance culture?
The profits from the Atlantic Slave trade
The power of the modern nation-state
The patronage of the wealthy merchants
The spoils from military conquest
23
Who established the Catholic Church to try to bring Catholics and Protestants together?
Mary II
Martin Luther
Elizabeth I
Ferdinand II
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The Thirty Years' War was a conflict between.........
Christians and Muslims
England and Russia
France and Italy
Protestants and Catholics
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Who was the author of the 95 Theses?
Martin Luther
Elizabeth
Shakespeare
Sir Thomas Moore
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Cardinal Richelieu changed the focus of the Thirty Years War from a ...................
social conflict to an economic one
economic conflict to a religious one
political conflict to a social one
religious conflict to a political one
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The thinking called formed during Renaissance & emphasized beauty & goodness of people........
Humanism
Rationalism
Idealism
Catholicism
