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Basic review of the Italian Renaissance
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Which quote best summarizes Machiavelli's political advice?
Turnabout is fairplay
The end justifies the means
When in Rome.....
What goes around comes around
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This Renaissance value champions "education for education's sake"
Individualism
Humanism
Skepticism
Secularism
3
Henry VIII sought a divorce from Catherine of Aragon for which reason?
He wanted a male heir
He was no longer in love
Catherine had been unfaithful
He wanted to start his own church
4
This is the oldest of the five major religions
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
5
This was the largest impact the Crusades had in starting the Renaissance
Unifying Europe in a single cause
Reopening trade routes
Reigniting religious zeal
Greek scholars fleeing Jerusalem
6
What culture is being "rebirthed" during the Renaissance?
Judaism
Assyrian
Greco-Roman
Persian
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Luther taught that this was the source of ultimate truth in Christianity
The Council of Elders
The Bible
The authority of the Pope
The belief of the People
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Which artist painted the School of Athens?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Leonardo
Donatello
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This "value" of the Renaissance focuses on studying people in their true form.
Seularism
Skepticism
Humanism
Individualism
10
This is the practice of selling forgiveness by the Catholic church and was criticized by Luther
Serfdom
Feudalism
Indulgences
Papal Authority
11
Which of the following religions does NOT claim Jerusalem as a holy city?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
12
What does the term Renaissance mean?
Reinvigorate
Reclaim
Reconnaissance
Rebirth
13
This was the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire during the Reformation
Phillip II
Julius Caesar
Ferdinand
Charles V
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He became the leader of the Reformation in Switzerland after the death of Huldrych Zwingli
John Calvin
Luther
Vasco Da Gama
Henry VIII
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All three of Henry's children were Monarch of England, however this one reigned the longest
Henry
Elizabeth
Edward
Mary
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The Northern Renaissance differed from the Italian in that it focused on this principle
Humanism
Social Reforms
Enjoying Life
Individualism
17
This was the ruling family of Florence and the primary patrons of many Renaissance Artists
Romanov
Brunelleschi
Hapsburg
The Medici
18
This was a meeting of Catholic authorities in which they reaffirmed the teachings of the Church
Council of Nicea
Geneva Convention
Council of Vienna
Council of Trent
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Calvin believed this to be the best form of government
Oligarchy
Democracy
Aristocracy
Theocracy
20
The English Parliament passes this law making Henry the head of the Church of England
The Act of Supremacy
The Act of Nobility
The Act of Papal Authority
The Act of Anglicanism
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This "Renaissance Man" was left handed and wrote his journals backwards
Davinci
Donatello
Raphael
Michelangelo
22
This Renaissance value was the driving force behind the Reformation
Humanism
Secularism
Individualism
Skepticism
23
This work by Erasmus is viewed as the inspiration for the Protestant Reformation
Utopia
The Praise of Folly
The Prince
When Things Fall Apart
24
This was the document that Luther nailed to the door of the church criticizing the Cath Church
95 Theses
Letter to Posterity
Declaration of Church Authority
Declaration of Rights of Man
25
This Italian city state was the capitol of the Roman Catholic Church
Florence
Naples
Rome
Venice
26
Machiavelli said that a leader needed to be both a lion (for intimidation) and this animal
Fox
Rhinoceros
Bear
Wolf
27
This invention is ranked among the highest of human civilization because it spread literacy
The Printing Press
The Wheel
Papyrus
The Alphabet
28
The Fall of Constantinople in 1453 lead to which of the following?
The beginning of the Crusades
The Black Death
The Acceptance of Islam by the Catholic Church
Greek scholars fleeing and settling in Italy
29
Both John Wycliffe and Jan Huss' calls for reform resulted in.....
Being burned at the stake
The two men were excommunicated
The Catholic Church accepting change
The two men were pronounced saints
30
This trade route is responsible for bringing The Plague to Europe
The Yellow Brick Road
The Road to Damascus
The Columbian Exchange
The Silk Road
31
This was considered the first book on political science
The Prince
95 Theses
The Agony and the Ecstasy
Dante's Inferno
32
Luther believed this about getting into heaven
People must earn their way there
That God only chooses a select few
That all humans go to heaven
That through faith, man would find salvation
33
When the Pope heard of Luther's teachings he threatened this if Luther did not recant
Being reassigned to Rome
Excommunication from the Church
Sainthood
Burning at the stake
34
The people of this city asked John Calvin to rule them and was viewed as a morally just city
London, England
Wittenburg, Germany
Paris, France
Geneva, Switzerland
35
Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Renaissance
The Fall of Constantinople
The Reformation
The Crusades
The Bubonic Plague
36
Calvin taught this concept stating that God had already selected an "elect" to go to Heaven
Reconfiguration
Transubstantiation
Predestination
Predefinition
37
This was the Italian City State that is most well known for the art of the Renaissance
Venice
Florence
Rome
Napels
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This painting technique was developed during the Renaissance and gave the appearance of depth
Perspective
Linear equality
Geometry
Symmetry
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This man is known as the "Father of Humanism"
Davinci
Machiavelli
Petrarch
Botticelli
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Why did the Pope refuse to "annul" Henry's marriage?
Catherine was the Aunt of the Holy Roman Emperor
Catherine was related to the Pope
Catherine had pleaded to stay married
Catherine had promised the Pope to keep England Catholic
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This was the most famous architect of the Renaissance
Brunelleschi
Da Vinci
Medici
Emerson
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This Renaissance value was displayed by artists beginning to sign their names to their works
Skepticism
Secularism
Humanism
Individualism