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A #social #blindquiz to review the content of #Renaissance to #grade 8
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a terrible cost of imperialism
assimilation of Indigenous peoples
enslavement and death of natives
spread of European diseases
All of the above
2
What event caused the destruction of the feudal system and the end of the Middle Ages?
Age of Exploration
Protestant Reformation
Black Death
Hundred Years War
3
series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims
Hundred Years War
Crusades
Silk Wars
Peasant's Revolts
4
Which of the following is NOT one of the key humanistic beliefs?
the Church always knows what is right and wrong
you can achieve great things through learning
it's important to have an open, curious, questioning mind
people can think for themselves
5
The painting below is from the __________ because it uses __________.
Middle Ages/ proportion and religious theme
Renaissance/unrealistic, 2D elements
Middle Ages/texture and pattern, perspective
Renaissance/light and shadow, 3D elements
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Humanism came from the __________.
Both A and B
Ancient Romans
Ancient Egyptians
Ancient Greeks
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Luther believed in all of the following, EXCEPT
the Bible should be a true Christian's spiritual guide
the four key humanist beliefs
people had to go to Church and pay tithes
indulgences were not necessary
8
All of the following helped start the 'Age of Exploration', EXCEPT
motivation to find new sea route to the East
desire to trade within Europe
humanistic beliefs
technological advances in navigation
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Who was at the top in medieval society?
king
nobles
peasants (serfs, freemen)
knights
10
Extension of power over a territory, its land, resources and people
feudalism
imperialism
humanism
expansionism
11
Science began to flourish especially due to this technique of being curious and questioning.
scientific method
scientific questioning
scientific metamorphosis
scientific extravaganza
12
Which of the following is NOT true about the medieval feudal hierarchy?
arrow of duty went down
there was a lot of social mobility
people were born into their class (hereditary)
arrow of loyalty went up
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a very strict system into which society in medieval Europe was organized
humanism
guilds
feudalism
imperialism
14
Besides high amounts of tithes, what else did the Church charge for people to get to heaven?
restitution
florins
indulgences
usury
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cooperative organization in charge of the production of goods and trade in towns
guild
board of directors
tithe
committee
16
a main motivation for explorers
find new sources of wealth
find women and slaves
find new forms of navigational equipment
spread Christianity
17
This technology changed the world as it was able to spread knowledge and increased literacy.
dissections
astrolabe
telescope
printing press
18
Which Italian city was the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Venice
Florence
Rome
Genoa
19
All of the following are true about the Silk Road, EXCEPT
it did not lead to intercultural contact
goods and ideas were traded along the route
there were many sea and overland trade routes
many people became merchants and bankers as trade increased
20
All of the following were levels in the medieval feudal hierarchy, EXCEPT
guilds
nobles
monarchy
knights
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series of interconnected trade routes connecting Europe to the East
Silk Road
Treaty of Tordesillas
'Stairway to Heaven'
Crusades
22
Which of the following is FALSE when it comes to society after the Black Death?
people could choose what work they did
there was lots of social mobility
there was an upper, middle and lower class only
everyone was equal
23
When Silk Road trade routes became dangerous and expensive, Europeans __________.
stopped trading with the East
looked for a new sea route to the East
shut down their borders
paid more indulgences
24
During what event did the lower classes feel they were being mistreated and began to rebel?
Hundred Years War
Protestant Reformation
Age of Exploration
Black Death
25
These laws were put in place to try and stop the lower classes from advancing, but they did not work.
Humanistic Laws
95 Theses
Reformation Laws
Sumptuary Laws
26
Which key humanistic belief was missing from the previous question?
you should always listen to those above you in the hierarchy
the King is always right
social mobility is impossible
people should be skilled in many different areas
27
The Black Death caused beliefs to change as __________.
the practice of indulgences was introduced
people thought they should pay more tithes to the church
people thought God had abandoned them
Catholicism disappeared altogether
28
This German monk started Protestantism because he thought the Catholic Church was corrupt.
Martin Luther
Martin Luther King
Galileo Galilei
Johannes Guttenberg
29
What did peasants start when they realized they could join forces to overthrow their lords?
Age of Exploration
Hundred Years War
Peasant's Revolts
Black Death
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extremely wealthy landowners who controlled those below them in the hierarchy
Lords
Vassels
Barons
All of the above
31
Around what did belief(s) in medieval Europe centre?
astronomy
all of the above
science
religion
32
In the Middle Ages, what people were necessary because they protected their lord's land?
kings
knights
nobles
peasants
33
Renaissance art used all of the following techniques, EXCEPT
natural world
perspective and proportion
focus on the human body
two dimensional details
34
Why did Venice, Florence and Genoa become wealthy centres of trade during this time?
location on important bodies of water
location inland
location in the East
size of the city-state
35
The idea that public service is the duty of everyone is called __________ humanism.
societal
civic
educational
religious
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the practice of loaning out money and charging interest
imperialism
indulgences
usury
illiterate
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someone who supports the arts and pays artists to produce works
philosopher
scholar
humanist
patron
