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AWH Ch 17: Renaissance & Reformation
AWH Ch 17: Renaissance & Reformation
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1
Machiavelli would most likely support a politician who would
manipulate people and use any means to gain power.
take actions to weaken the government and let the people govern.
take a passive approach when dealing with problems.
govern his actions by moral considerations.
2
Lutheran (orange color) is the dominant faith in Scandinavia.
True
False
3
All are effects of the invention of the printing press EXCEPT
Rise of literature
Decrease in technology
Spread of information
Increase in literacy
4
What geographic pattern can you observe from the way Catholicism and the Protestant faiths were distributed?
Eastern Europe remained Catholic because reformers did not cross the mtns.
The lands closest Rome, center of Catholic Church, remained mostly Catholic
People who lived in harsh northern lands were drawn to strict Calvinism
Lutheranism was more widely distributed than Catholicism
5
The Renaissance was a rebirth of what two famous ancient civilizations?
Byzantine and Ottoman
Etruscan and Macedonian
Greek and Roman
Aztec and Inca
6
Which was a result of the Protestant Reformation in Europe?
Spain became a predominately Protestant nation
Catholic Church accepted the power of Protestant religions
Catholic Church leaders refused to make any changes
the power of the Catholic Church in Europe was weakened
7
One similarity between Luther and Henry VIII was that they
challenged the teaching of the Catholic church
believed that kings and clergy members should not marry
wanted England to rule over Germany
argued against the establishment of a theocratic state
8
What was the version of Calvinism called in Scotland?
Anabaptist
Huguenot
Anglican
Presbyterianism
9
What book was the most printed during the Renaissance?
Torah
Bible
Praise and Folly
Common Sense
10
Which of the following is an example of the Catholic Church's abuses?
The sale of indulgences
The sale offiical church positions
All of the above
Ignoring the spritual needs of faithful Christians
11
During the Peasants' Revolt, Luther supported the peasants.
False
True
12
Elizabeth I re-established the Church of England, or the Anglican Church
True
False
13
Machiavelli was a diplomat and political theorist. What was his advice for all leaders?
Use fear to keep power
Share your power
Try to be a good Christian
Be loved by your people
14
Which of the following was NOT one of Luther’s main beliefs?
Christian teachings should be based on the Bible
All people with faith were equal.
Christians must be baptized as adults.
People win salvation by faith
15
What issues did Luther have with the Catholic Church?
Luther thought the Church was corrupt by taking money and power.
Luther wanted to be the pope and decide what was best for the church.
Luther was mad that he was excommunicated.
Luther was fine with the Catholic Church.
16
Michelangelo is known for painting the ceiling of...
Baptistery of St John
Sistine Chapel
Sixteenth Chapel
St Paul's Cathedral
17
Catholicism (green) is the dominant faith in France.
True
False
18
Leonardo da Vinci represented an ideal Renaissance man because he
specialized in a particular field of study
used perspective in all of his drawings and paintings
excelled in many areas of study
enjoyed worldly pleasures
19
Martin Luther was declared a heretic, and ____________ by the Catholic Church.
Excommunicated
Enumerated
Exorcised
Exiled
20
The School of Athens by Raphael...
demonstrated a mastery of perspective
was the last major work of the Renaissance period.
showed Old Testament themes
showed a mastery of oil painting
21
St. Ignatius of Loyola began this Catholic group that started colleges and spread their beliefs, commonly known as ...
Huguenots
Jesuits
Cardinals
Anglicans
22
This had the greatest influence on the spread of Martin Luther's ideas.
Renaissance Artwork
Printing Press
Carrier Pigeons
Word of Mouth
23
What was one of John Calvin's major teachings?
Predestination
Adult baptism
Indulgences
Humanism
24
A family that was a huge patron of Italian Renaissance artists
Pope
Da Vinci
Medici
Tudor
25
Who created the sculpture of
David
?
Raphael
Leonardo Di Vinci
Galileo
Michelangelo
26
The Reformation was started by Martin Luther in this modern day country.
Italy
France
Germany
Switzerland
27
Martin Luther was primarily dissatisfied with the Roman Catholic Church because he
thought the church lacked structure
disagreed with the sale of indulgences
blamed the church for not curing the plague
believed kings should not have power to appoint clergy
28
Pope Paul III called this meeting of officials within the Catholic Church to make reforms.
Fellowship at Rivendell
Diet of Worms
Council of Catholics
Council of Trent
29
What was the main reason for Henry VIII’s split with the Roman Catholic Church?
His religious beliefs
His desire for a male heir
his unwillingness to pay Church taxes
his treatment of Catherine of Aragon
30
Which is NOT a Renaissance Art Value?
Abstract
Realism
Single-point Perspective
Classical
31
One reason the Renaissance began in Italy was that Italian city-states
were unified as a nation under the Pope
defeated the Spanish Armada
dominated key Mediterranean trade routes
were unaffected by the Commercial Revolution
32
The Renaissance was a rebirth of
Christian devotion
chivalry and tournaments
good health after the Black Death
art and learning
33
Through high volumes of trade coming through the Italian peninsula, this group became wealthy.
Italian Merchants
Italian Papacy
Italian Mafia
Italian Peasants
34
The Marriage of the Virgin
displays what Renaissance art values?
Classical elements
Biblical/Sacred Theme
Perspective
All of the above
35
The Renaissance led to governments being less affiliated with religion, otherwise known as...
erasmatics
humanism
secularism
None of the above
36
Which of the following is NOT a value associated with the Renaissance?
sticking to Christian (sacred) subjects
interest in human achievement and potential
considering the worth of the indiviual
interest in classical cultures
