What areas of life were significantly positively affected by humanism?

Science, philosophy and education

Which was NOT a reason for the Protestant reformation?

They believed works were necessary for salvation, not faith

What was the order of ages in Europe?

Renaissance, Baroque, Enlightenment

Why did Henry VIII start the Anglican reformation?

He wanted a divorce from Catherine of Aragon

In humanism, what is the most important?

The subjective experience of the individual

Baroque art was characterized by...

Extreme emotions and dramatic poses

The Treaty of Tordesillas:

Gave Spain control over most of the Western Hemisphere

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1
The two phases of the Renaissance were...
First and Second
14th and 15th centuries
Good art and Bad art
Quattrocento and Cinquecento
2
Which was the Second Estate?
Bourgeoisie
Peasants
Scholars
Clergy
3
What areas of life were significantly positively affected by humanism?
Art, literature and orchestral music
Science, philosophy and education
Literature, science and sculpture
Philosophy, education and morality
4
EXPLORER: Which explorer circumnavigated the world?
Columbus
Magellan
Henry the Navigator
Dias
5
Which invention made both humanism and the Protestant Reformation possible?
Cotton gin
Printing press
Steam engine
Incandescent light
6
When did the Muslims conquer Byzantium?
1617
1453
1756
1320
7
Which was NOT a reason for the Protestant reformation?
They believed works were necessary for salvation, not faith
The pope and priests had girlfriends and were having kids
The church charged money for forgiveness
The pope was selling ecclesiastical posts
8
Which Council responded to the Reformation?
Council of Nicea
Council of Wales
Council of Consuls
Council of Trent
9
What was the order of ages in Europe?
Renaissance, New Classicism, Baroque
Renaissance, Baroque, Enlightenment
Baroque, Renaissance, Absolutism
Renaissance, Gothic, Baroque
10
John Calvin believed in...
Ecumenism
Predestination
Humanism
Fairies
11
EXPLORERS: Which European conquered the Incas?
Pizarro
Magellan
da Gama
Cortez
12
From what source did an absolute monarch claim his power?
Society
Modesto
God
Parents
13
Why did Henry VIII start the Anglican reformation?
He supported Protestantism and wanted to bring it to England
He wanted a divorce from Catherine of Aragon
He didn't approve of the pope's fancy hats
He wanted to marry his girlfriend, known as La Malinche
14
In humanism, what is the most important?
Critical thinking skills and Biblical literacy
The objective scientific findings of scholars
The transcendental achievements of a community
The subjective experience of the individual
15
Baroque art was characterized by...
Extreme fighting and dramatic theater
Extreme sports and dramatic faces
Extreme emotions and dramatic poses
Extreme colors and dramatic perspective
16
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
8
5
4
6
17
EXPLORERS: Which European was seen as Quetzalcoatl, the bird-snake?
Columbus
della Mirandola
Pizarro
Cortez
18
What was the First Estate?
Royalty/artists
Nobility/bourgeoisie
Nobility/clergy
19
The Treaty of Tordesillas:
Limited the governmental powers of explorers
Gave Spain control over most of the Western Hemisphere
Awarded a percentage of colonial income to the church
Explained the Catholic Church's doctrinal positions
20
Martin Luther published how many Theses?
95
99
91
82
21
Which was the Third Estate?
Agriculturists
Peasantry
Journalists
Poverty
22
Which charitable community was created by the Catholics as part of the counter-Reformation?
The Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
The Followers of Joseph Smith (Mormons)
The March of the Righteous (Righters)
The Christian Society for Temperance (Prohibitionists)
23
EXPLORERS: Which European discovered America?
Cortez
Cooper
Calvin
Columbus
24
Where did the Renaissance begin?
England
France
Spain
Italy
25
When did the modern era begin?
18th century
10th century
20th century
15th century
26
Which country was dominant in Europe during the 16th century?
Portugal
France
England
Spain

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