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SCHS World History Renaissance and Reformation III
SCHS World History Renaissance and Reformation III
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1
To represent three-dimensional objects on flat paper, Renaissance artists studied
the work of Lorenzo de Medici
perspective
astronomy
humanism
2
According to the map, Lutheranism developed in which area?
England
Austria
Switzerland
Holy Roman Empire
3
According to the map, this is the most dominant Christian sect overall in Europe is
Anglicanism
Roman Catholic
Calvinist
Eastern Orthodox
4
Which of the following artists painted the Mona Lisa?
Raphael
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Donatello
5
According to the map, which sect is located in only one country?
Islam
Anabatism
Roman Catholic
Anglican
6
According to the map,Calvinism came from this city, which Calvin called his “city on a hill”.
Wittenberg
Geneva
Worms
London
7
According to this map, the largest Protestant sect is
Lutheran
Anglican
Calvinist
Catholic
8
The author of the quote below was observing what time period?
Italian Unification
Roman Empire
Middle Ages
Renaissance
9
Which is NOT TRUE of how Gutenberg's printing press changed Renaissance Europe?
New ideas spread faster
Books were cheaper and more available
Artists did not benefit at all from the printing press
Education became more important
10
Renaissance buildings had _
stained glass windows
flying buttresses
roofs in the pagoda style
Greek columns and Roman arches
11
The Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation were similar in that both were _
supported by the working class
encouraged by the success of the French Revolution
limited to Italy, France, and Germany
stimulated by a spirit of inquiry
12
The Renaissance began in approximately _____ and ended around _____
1300;1600
1200;1600
1300;1900
1000;1500
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The dashed and solid arrows on the map show
how the Reformation is an example of cultural diffusion
how the Reformation culturally diffused to Spain
how Catholicism died out and moved to Africa
how Calvinism spread to England