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Church History Ch 5 Test Review Game
Church History Ch 5 Test Review Game
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1
While secular people/groups were patrons of the arts during the Renaissance, the Church was largely uninterested in
humanism
science
faith
participating in the revival of arts and education
2
The so-called New Laws prohibited "encomiendas" in the Spanish colonies
false he sellt
true
3
Much of the early missionary success on the continent of Africa was later undermined by:
the inability to communicate with the various tribal coalitions
the Muslim conquest of northern Africa
the inability of the African nations to coexist in peace
widespread African beliefs in animism
4
Christianity arrived in _____ very early, perhaps as early as the first and second centuries.
Africa
China
Japan
the "New World"
5
Sometimes the missionaries:
used the Gospel for political purposes
refused to ordain native men as priests
All of these
initiated forced conversions
6
The selling of indulgences was an abuse by certain churchmen, not an action of the Church herself.
False
True
7
The colonizers, including some of the missionaries, often thought of the native populations as
greedy
inferior
hapless
naïve
8
Much of the early missionary success on the continent of Africa was later undermined by:
the inability to communicate with the various tribal coalitions
widespread African beliefs in animism
the Muslim conquest of northern Africa
the inability of the African nations to coexist in peace
9
Christianity arrived in _____ very early, perhaps as early as the first and second centuries.
the "New World"
China
Africa
Japan
10
Historians commonly recognize that the Renaissance was a gradual shift within European society + had no beginning or end
false
True
11
It's inaccurate to say that the Renaissance stressed the human more than the divine
False
True
12
The success of evangelization in the Age of Exploration varied depending on
the moods of the colonizers
none of these
the monies provided by the European monarchs
the region of the world and the style used by the missionaries
13
The cathedrals of the Renaissance served as:
all of these
opportunities emphasize the styles of ancient Greek and Roman architecture
opportunities to pray and share more about the faith
a reflection of the glory of the Church and the Kingdom of God
14
Anthropocentrism is a worldview that places nature at the center of the universe
False
True
15
The ____ missionaries were the first to arrive in what would become the US (now California, Southwest, Southeast)
French
spanish
Italian
Portuguese
16
A cultural and intellectual movement in the Renaissance that emphasized the rediscovery of ancient Greece and Rome life
Colonization
Renaissance
Humanism
Modernism
17
During the Renaissance the Church cautioned against:
confusing worldly beauty with the unfathomable beauty of God’s glory
spreading the Gospel to non-European areas of the world
all of these
spending too much money on art and not the Church’s charities
18
The European based culture framed upon the principles of Ancient Greek and Roman society, history, philosophy, etc
Western Civilization
None of these
Eurasia
Americanization
19
Indulgence is a partial or total wiping away of punishment due for sins that have been forgiven
False
True
20
"Spanish for “conquerors”; those explor-ers who left Spain to conquer new faraway territories
conquistabors
concistadors
conqustadors
conquistadors
21
The method by which religious missionaries adjust their evangelization methods to match the cultural elements of a group
annihilation
assimilation
none of these
accommodation
22
The first missionary activity began in the age of exploration.
False
True
23
The Bible was widely distributed during the last half of the fifteenth century due to
a mandate by the pope to put the Gospels into the hands of all Christian
the publication of St. Jerome’s Latin Vulgate
a heightened interest studying the Bible in languages of Hebrew and Greek
Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press
24
The process by which a nation establishes a prominent presence by exerting an element of power in areas beyond borders
St. Vincent de Paul
Renaissance
John Calvin
Colonization
25
Sometimes the missionaries:
refused to ordain native men as priests
initiated forced conversions
used the Gospel for political purposes
All of these
26
Perhaps the most prominent of all the works of the Renaissance was
the design and construction of St. Peter’s Basilica
the design and construction of St. John Lateran Church
Giotto’s 28 frescoes of the life of St. Francis in the Basilica in Assisi
Raphael’s School of Athens, depicts a conversation with Plato and Aristotle
27
There are dark periods in the Church's history when God's grace fails to transform people.
False
True
28
A cultural rebirth begun in the late Middle Ages that rediscovered the ancient civilizations of Rome, Greece, and Egypt
Humanism
Christian Humanism
Scripture
Renaissance
29
Partly due to the plague, the Renaissance was characterized by a strong preoccupation with spiritual concerns like death
False
True
30
Western Church is known as the Roman Catholic Church.
True
False
31
New World was a term applied to the Americas, as compared to the “Old World” of Europe
True
False
32
The leaders of seafaring nations in Europe primarily viewed colonization as:
a means of ridding their nations of the interference of the Church
an opportunity to Christianize and convert the native populations
a chance to fulfill the human desire for adventure
a source of financial benefit
33
During the Renaissance the Bible was more widely distributed
False
True