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Renaissance People & Ideas
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A system of thought that focuses on humans, their values, capacities, & worth is known as:
humanism
capitalism
hedonism
sectionalism
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Term for quality or state of being reasonable, based on facts:
rationing
redundance
rationality
relief
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One of Luther's biggest concerns with the Catholic church had to do with:
the length of the pope's time in office
the scheduling of the Mass
the sale of indulgences
the qualifications of those serving as bishops
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System of thought, focuses away from religious life and toward life on earth:
spiritualism
sanctity
socialism
secularism
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Luther believed that a person received salvation and was forgiven through:
faith
taking communion
baptism
penance
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One of the biggest differences between humanism & secularism is that humanism:
cannot be seen at work in the church
can work hand-in-hand with religion
focuses on what is accomplished in life on earth
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Term for a financial supporter of the arts, literature, & architecture during the Renaissance:
lucre
patron
persuasive
patsy
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Galileo was put under house arrest because:
he believed the universe was heliocentric
he believed the Bible was wrong
he believed the universe was geocentric
he believed the Bible was simple to understand
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The Medici Family impacted the Renaissance period through its influence in:
banking
commissioning architecture
patronage of the arts
the election of a pope
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Term means "rebirth," often referring to a period of European history in the 15th & 16th cent.
reconnossaince
reevaluate
recognizance
renaissance
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Galileo's studies had been inspired by the work previously done by:
Copernicus
Newton
Ptolemy
Kepler
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The term for everyday speech of a particular country or region (usually informal) is:
vernacular
rational speech
vehement
patron