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Abeka History of the World Chapter 13 Review
Abeka History of the World Chapter 13 Review
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The word Renaissance means...
reform
humanism
art
rebirth
2
What was the Catholic church selling?
Horses
Food
Indulgences
Paper
3
History can be divided into ancient history, the middle ages, and _______________.
The model age
the mother age
the moltarian age
the modern age
4
Who invented the moveable type ?
William Shakespeare
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johann Gutenberg
Thomas Edison
5
How was John Huss killed?
He was burned at the stake
He was stoned
He was beheaded
He was crucified
6
Where did Martin Luther nail his Theses?
A wall in a tavern
A church door
To a tree
Tattooed on his back
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What does
Protestant
mean
To protest the Catholic Church
To support the Catholic church
To worship Islam
To make the church better
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A heretic is
someone who studies hard to earn good grades
someone who speaks against the bible's explicit teachings
someone who studies to be a priest.
someone who likes to socialize.
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Who wrote the 95 Theses?
Jan Hus
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Thomas Cromwell
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(Check all that apply) What things did Martin Luther discover through studying the bible?
Justification by deeds
The right of each christian to read the bible for himself.
Justification by faith
The priesthood of all believers
The authority of the bible as God's word.
The authority of the church as God's word.
11
The first book printed on the moveable type printing press was:
The Canterbury Tales
The Bible
The Divine Peril
The Prince
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What year was the moveable printing press invented?
1439
1517
1440
1507
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Who was the Pope during the Reformation?
Pope Urban II
Pope Francis
Pope Leo X
Pope Leo XX
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John Huss was
Influenced by Wycliffe's views
Opposing John Wycliffe's views
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What year were the 95 Theses published?
1517
1594
1514
1543
