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AP EURO FINAL--Chapters 10 & 11
Hernan Cortes conquered modern-day
The Society of Jesus was noted for its
AP EURO FINAL--Chapters 10 & 11
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1
The Society of Jesus was noted for its
violent acts of terrorism against the Church
execution of heretics
use of the vernacular in Church services
military-like obedience to the Church
2
Hernan Cortes conquered modern-day
Mexico
Guatemala
Honduras
Peru
3
The Anglican Church (Church of England) was established by the
Diet of Worms
Act of Supremacy
Council of Trent
Test Act
4
The man who made Florence the leader of Renaissance art, culture, and learning
Lorenzo de Medici
Masaccio
Petrarch
Erasmus
5
What was John Calvin's belief about the relationship between church and state?
the church should be subservient to the state
the church and state are not connected
the state should be subservient to the church
churches should not have to pay taxes to the state
6
In "The Prince," Machiavelli described the perfect ruler as one who was
intelligent.
charismatic and appealing.
well-rounded.
efficient, even if he had to be amoral or ruthless.
7
The BEST definition of "Renaissance"
revival of medieval culture
resurrection of religious piety
reinterpretation of artistic styles
rebirth of Greek and Roman culture
8
Erasmus was the preeminent Christian Humanist whose goal was to
break of from the Catholic Church
improve the Church using faith and reason
introduce Latin into Church services
abolish celibacy in the Church
9
John Calvin was the first to develop what religious doctrine?
theology
celibacy of the priesthood
predestination
purgatory
10
Francisco Pizarro conquered modern-day
Mexico
Honduras
Peru
Guatemala
11
During the Renaissance, educated women were supposed to
die.
be social but remain subservient.
rule.
teach.
12
The Anglican Church (Church of England)
was immediately and widely accepted throughout the country
was sanctioned by the pope
retained much of the Catholic doctrines and practices
was established because of deep-rooted religious beliefs
13
What was Martin Luther's belief about the relationship between church and state?
the church and state are not connected
churches should not have to pay taxes to the state
the church should be subservient to the state
the state should be subservient to the church
14
Johann Gutenberg invented
Gothic architecture
Neoplatonic schools
the printing press
the telescope
15
The goal of the Council of Trent was to
ordain new priests
strengthen Catholic doctrine
execute Martin Luther
create the Inquisition
16
Writings on the Index of Prohibited Books were those that
were Protestant
supported the celibacy of the clergy
were secular in nature
were written in Latin
17
In his Ninety-five Theses, Martin Luther attacked
the efficacy of the Scriptures
Church wealth
the use of common languages in the Church
indulgences
18
"Father of humanism"
Machiavelli
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Petrarch
Erasmus
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He made Portugal the leader of exploration due to his navigation schools & support of voyages
Henry the Navigator
Lorenzo de Medici
Philip II
Francisco Pizarro
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Techniques used by Renaissance artists that set their works apart from the Middle Ages
Chiaroscuro & perspective
Religious themes & symbolism
Realism & Gothic architecture
Inclusion of anti-religious themes
