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1
Compared to Italy, when did kingdoms and states in Northern Europe experience Renaissance?
Never
Before
Same time
After
2
Many of this Protestant group who wanted to purify the Anglican church settled in North America
Pilgrims
Catholics
Lutherans
Puritans
3
This ruler took land from the Catholic Church in England and gave it to their noble bros
Mary I
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Henry IV
4
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
England
France
Spain
5
Martin Luther thought that the Pope was...
Unnecessary
A position he (Luther) should have
The voice of God
The leader of the church
6
Who ruled England during the height of the Renaissance?
James I
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Mary I
7
This ruler wanted to restore the Catholic Church in England, and did so...with much murder.
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Catherine de Medici
Mary I
8
Which Italian diplomat advised rulers that "it is much safer to be feared than loved?"
Emperor Palpatine
Niccolo Machiavelli
Dante Alighieri
Lorenzo de Medici
9
Henry IV of France converted to Catholicism in 1598, and at the same time...
Launched the French Inquisition to punish heretics
Outlawed Protestantism in France
Allowed French Protestants (Huguenots) to worship freely
Executed 2,000 French Protestants by burning at the stake
10
In what century did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
1300s
1400s
1500s
1200s
11
What era of religious division divided European Christians into Catholics and Protestants?
The Renaissance
The Breakup
The Reformation
The Inquisition
12
The Middle Ages and the Renaissance have what in common?
Occurred in the same places
Had the same people driving them/leading them
Nothing...they have nothing in common
Occurred at the same time
13
What is the name of this man, who ruled the city of Florence during the Italian Renaissance?
Niccolo Machiavelli
Lorenzo de Medici
Martin Luther
Leonardo Da Vinci
14
Which form of poetry originated during the Renaissance period?
Sonnet
Elegy
Gangster Rap
Limerick
15
This Christian humanist criticized church corruption and encouraged people to be good every day
John Wycliffe
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Erasmus
16
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain began the Spanish Inquisition, which tried to find
and punish those guilty of "heresy," or non-Catholic beliefs
a sea route to India
Spain's next top model
creative new forms of torture
17
This English King started a new church when the Pope refused to annul his marriage.
Henry VIII
Henry IV
James I
Phillip II
18
This Italian scholar traveled to monasteries studying ancient Greek and Roman manuscripts.
Filippo Brunelleschi
Raphael Sanzio
Francesco Petrarch
Indiana Jones
19
Which English playwright entertained audiences drawn from all social classes in the late 1500s?
Dante Alighieri
William Shakespeare
Stephenie Meyer
Francesco Petrarch
20
This revolutionary dome was designed by which Renaissance architect?
Lorenzo de Medici
Leonardo Da Vinci
Filippo Brunelleschi
Frank Sinatra
21
Why did Phillip II of Spain launch the Spanish Armada?
to punish England for letting pirates to hunt Spanish ships
to invade the HRE which had recently become Protestant
to search for the fabled 'Fountain of Youth'
to punish England for colonizing land that Spain claimed
22
This Protestant taught "predestination." His ideas spread in England, Scotland, the Netherlands
Calvin Klein
Martin Luther
John Wycliffe
John Calvin
23
Who painted this famous ceiling?
Raphael Sanzio
Michelangelo Buonarroti
Leonardo Da Vinci
Master Splinter
24
During (roughly) what time period did the Renaissance occur?
18th century
15th and 16th centuries
17th century
13th and 14th centuries
25
The everyday language spoken by people in a region is called...
Real Talk
English
Vernacular
Italian
26
A full-time soldier who fights for money, but has no specific loyalty to a country is a...
Soldier of Fortune
Jedi Knight
Mercenary
Militiaman
27
The ruler of the Italian city-state of Venice was given which title?
King
Top Dog
Governor
Doge
28
Which of the following statements contradict ideals/beliefs of the Renaissance period?
Mankind can achieve an earthy perfection unlike any before
Life overall is improving rather than getting worse
Man is selfish if he indulges in art
Poetry is a good way to entertain and celebrate others
29
The Thirty Years War began in the Holy Roman Empire, when...
A Protestant preacher threw bottles at the Pope in Frankfurt
15 Catholic nobles were thrown out of a window in Prague
Nine Catholic priests were captured and forced to eat bugs
The Bishop of Mainz' carriage ran over two Protestant kids
30
Who (shown here) famously wrote '95 Theses' arguing against the sale of indulgences?
Martin Luther King
John Calvin
Luke Skywalker
Martin Luther
31
What technology, invented by Johannes Gutenberg in 1450, changed the way that ideas spread?
Telegraph
Illuminated Manuscript
Printing Press
Twitter
32
This painting called "The Anatomy Lesson" shows which aspect of Humanism?
A deep focus on religion
No fear of luxuries
Curiosity and investigation
Inspiration from the Greeks and Romans
33
The word "Renaissance" means...?
Revolution
Rebirth
Relaxation
Artistic
34
This country controlled much of central Europe during the Reformation.
France
Germany
Roman Empire
Holy Roman Empire
35
"A focus on the individual and human capabilities, inspired by Ancient Greek/Roman ideas"
Reformation
Protestantism
Feudalism
Humanism
36
Who is the Italian Renaissance artist responsible for painting this mysterious portrait?
Donatello
Leonardo Da Vinci
Michelangelo Buonarroti
Leonardo Dicaprio
37
This Italian explorer and merchant wrote a book about his adventures in China.
Marco Rubio
Polo by Ralph Lauren
Geoffrey Chaucer
Marco Polo
38
The art of making agreements with other countries is called...
Counseling
Diplomacy
Bartering
Rock-Paper-Scissors
39
This was the name given to any non-Catholic Christian group during the Reformation.
Heretic
Protestant
Calvinist
Lutheran
