Why did the Church have a problem with the new scientific theories?

The theories went against church teachings

How does the Scientific Revolution impact science today?

Using tests and logic influences the way we think

What does The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli describe?

How rulers should rule the people

What was Martin Luther famous for?

Nailing a list of 95 complaints to the door of a church

What did Martin Luther believe was very important?

People should read the Bible themselves

How did humanism, realism, an the study of human anatomy help in the Renaissance?

They helped scientists make advances in medicine

What led to the Renaissance?

Trade opened up between Europe and Asia

Why did the Renaissance begin on the Italian peninsula?

Many trade routes went through there

Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo and Newton have what in common?

They developed new theories about the natural world

What led to the Reformation?

Abuses in the Catholic Church and selling indulgences

What was the Scientific Revolution?

Series of events that led to the birth of modern day science

What was the Renaissance?

The time of rebirth and creativity that followed Middle Ages

What was the Protestant Reformation?

A reform movement against the Roman Catholic Church

Which statement below is true about Johann Gutenberg's invention?

it increased literacy and spread ideas quickly

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1
Why did the Church have a problem with the new scientific theories?
The theories relied on religious observations
The theories went against church teachings
The theories were based on ancient Greek ideas
The theories came from outdated sources and teachings
2
What was the name of this famous painting?
Farmer's Daughter
Mona Lisa
Madonna
Banker's Wife
3
What was Johann Gutenberg famous for?
Painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
inventing paper
starting the Protestant Reformation
Inventing the printing press
4
How does the Scientific Revolution impact science today?
Questioning and intuition are part of the scientific method
Guessing is how experiments are done
Observing the world is the only basis for science today
Using tests and logic influences the way we think
5
What does The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli describe?
How rulers should rule the people
How explorers should find new routes to Asia
How kings should have limited power
How reformers should confront the pope
6
What was Martin Luther famous for?
Introducing feudalism throughout Europe
Nailing a list of 95 complaints to the door of a church
Discovering the New World
Giving money to support art and education
7
What did Martin Luther believe was very important?
People should read the Bible themselves
People should study teachings of the Catholic Church
People should get back to the Glory days of Greece and Rome
People should be free to trade anywhere
8
How did humanism, realism, an the study of human anatomy help in the Renaissance?
They helped explorers find a water route to Asia
They helped open up trade between Europe and Asia
They helped architects put domes on cathedrals
They helped scientists make advances in medicine
9
What led to the Renaissance?
Trade opened up between Europe and Asia
Scientists tested their theories with experiments
The Pope sold indulgences to forgive people's sins
King Henry VIII abused his power
10
Why was Leonardo Davinci known as the "Renaissance Man?"
He put a dome on the cathedral in Florence
He translated the Bible into the Italian language
He could do many things well
He started a movement against the Roman Catholic Church
11
Why did the Renaissance begin on the Italian peninsula?
It was located far away from people
The Alps mountains protected them from barbarians
Many trade routes went through there
It was protected by a large desert
12
Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo and Newton have what in common?
They developed new theories about the natural world
They created new techniques used in art
They started new monasteries throughout Italy
They invented machines that are used today
13
What is the term that is used to describe how artists made their artwork seem real?
realism
humanism
authentic
genuine
14
What is the name of this sculpture?
The Shepherd
The King
David
Michelangelo
15
What book was printed more than any other book?
Qur'an
Torah
The Prince
Bible
16
Who created this sculpture?
Donatello
Raphael
Michelangelo
daVinci
17
What city was considered the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Venice
Rome
Jeruselem
Florence
18
Who is the artist of this painting?
Donatello
Michelangelo
daVinci
Raphael
19
What led to the Reformation?
The church not having enough services in Latin
The disagreement between Queen Elizabeth and the Pope
Martin Luther wanting to become Pope instead of a bishop
Abuses in the Catholic Church and selling indulgences
20
What was signed to end the war between Catholics and Protestants?
Peace of Augsburg
95 Theses
Magna Carta
Diet of Worms
21
What was the Scientific Revolution?
Series of events that led to the birth of modern day science
A period of time when scientists compared notes
A group of scientists who gave seminars about their theories
A time when scientists revolted against the government
22
What was the Renaissance?
The time of rebirth and creativity that followed Middle Ages
A long conflict between England and France
A series of events that led to the birth of modern science
A reform movement against the Roman Catholic Church
23
What was the Protestant Reformation?
A time of "rebirth"
A series of events that led to the rebirth of modern Science
A reform movement against the Roman Catholic Church
The conflict between Catholics and Protestants
24
What term is used to stress the importance of human abilities?
Renaissance
Humanism
Realism
Enlightenment
25
Who helped Florence become successful by investing in the arts and education?
Martin Luther
Medicis
Machiavelli
Pope
26
What artistic technique from the Renaissance is seen in this picture?
Realism
Humanism
Chiseling
Symmetry
27
Who played a major role in trade between Europe and Asia?
Christopher Columbus
Marco Polo
Isaac Newton
John Calvin
28
What is this sculpture called?
The Sorrow
The Pieta
The mother
The Savior
29
How did the artists of the Renaissance learn to make their art realistic?
They copied medieval artists
They always painted upside down
They studied the human anatomy
They learned from the Chinese
30
Who were the following people: Michelangelo, DaVinci, Donatello?
reformers
scholars
artists
scientists
31
Which statement below is true about Johann Gutenberg's invention?
It allowed artists to draw more realistically
it increased literacy and spread ideas quickly
It helped people see the potential of humans
It enabled merchants to trade more easily
32
Peace of Augsburg, 95 Theses, and the Thirty Years' War all have what in common?
The Scientific Revolution
The Byzantine Empire
The fall of the feudal system
The Protestant Reformation
33
Who started the Protestant Reformation?
Medici Family
Martin Luther
Marco Polo
Bloody Mary

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