Unit 6 Test Review 7th

Two of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works were Mona Lisa and...

Thomas Aquinas’ most famous work was "Summa Theologica".

Who proved the heliocentric theory?

Which were important participants and events in the Catholic Counter Reformation?

How did the location of the Italian Peninsula impact the rise of the Trade Cities?

Galileo sought evidence that he would use...

Why did people split from the Catholic Church and form Protestant churches?

Who developed the heliocentric theory?

Leonardo da Vinci was a painter, inventor , and scientist.

Why would Thomas Aquinas and a humanist during the Renaissance have disagreed with one another about knowledge?

Martin Luther created a Protestant Reformation movement in Germany

Who was a sculptor, painter, poet, and architect?

Describe Florence, Italy.

What was the main result of the Scientific Revolution that occurred in Early Modern Europe?

Planets revolving around the sun describes the...

Why would the High Renaissance artists to paint realistic subjects/backgrounds?

Martin Luther was a _____ before he was excommunicated by the Catholic Church.

Addressing financial abuses in the Catholic Church was undertaken by the....

What do these historical figures have in common: Tomas Aquinas,Lonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, William Shakespeare

The reformers rejected the Roman Catholic Church’s indulgences and _____.

Galileo’s experiment paved the way for the...

Which were important participants and events in the Protestant Reformation?

Lorenzo de Medici was known for...

From ancient Greece until the Renaissance, what did most people believe about Earth’s place in the universe?

Martin Luther...

Martin Luther & John Calvin were religious leaders during the Protestant Reformation who did not agree with indulgences.

John Calvin created a protestant Reformation movement in Switzerland

Elizabeth I was a ___ who ushered in the Tudor Golden Age in England.

Giovanni di Bicci de Medici was known for...

Geocentric theory and the heliocentric theory state that the planets rotate in a circle.

Why did the invention of the printing press and the growth in the number of Bibles increase literacy?

John Calvin believed in predestination.

Who developed the elliptical orbits theory?

William Shakespeare was a great play and poem writer. He wrote "Romeo and Juliet".

Florence, Italy was the birthplace of the Renaissance and developed a banking system.

What was the chapel’s name that Michelangelo famously painted several scenes from the Bible on?

The emphasis on serving the poor and oppressed originated with the...

Cosimo de Medici was known for...

Describe the elliptical orbits theory:

Which centuries witnessed a scientific revolution in Europe?

Elizabeth I is famous for leading England to a victory over ___ Spanish Armada in 1588.

St. Ignatius did what?

Thomas Aquinas’ teachings and writings helped bridge the divide between humanism and...

Who developed the three laws of motion?