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1.6 Developments in Europe from c. 1200 to c. 1450- Gabrielle Ellison
1.6 Developments in Europe from c. 1200 to c. 1450- Gabrielle Ellison
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1.6 Developments in Europe from c. 1200 to c. 1450 AP World History Odd 1st Block
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What contributed to the corruption of the church in the 13th and 14th century?
Envasions
Wealth and political power
Urbanization
Social hierarchy
2
How would you persuade someone that the Renaissance still has an impact in todays world?
By telling them that the Renaissance period has an affect on plays today.
By telling them that the Renaissance period has an affect on art today.
By telling them that the Renaissance period has an affect on literature.
All of the above!
3
Why did urbanization contribute to the rights of women being taken away?
Due to the growing wave of patriarchal thinking and writing.
Due to the types of jobs that were available.
4
True or False: Since the entire system was agriculture-based, wealth was measured in land rather than in cash.
True
False
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What would have happened if the middle class did not grow during this time?
There would not be as many crafts people to build things.
There would not be as many shopkeepers to maintain the shops.
All of the above!
There would not be as many merchants around.
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What was the main focus during the Renaissance period?
Humanism and different individuals.
Different religions and god.
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How did monarchies grow more powerful at the expense of feudal lords?
By laying low and staying out of trouble.
By relying on ther surrounding territories.
By employing their own bureaucracy and military.
By teaming up with other monarchies.
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Was the first modern atlas publised during the Renaissance period?
False
True
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What was the short term affect of the widespread anti-semitism that spread among the Christian community?
All jews were forced to switch to Christianity.
Jews were seen as outsiders and they were expelled from differnt countries.
Jews were seen as outsiders but they were not expelled from countries.