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1
Which individual supported the theory that the earth revolves around the sun?
Socrates
Galileo
Dante
Ptolemy
2
Masaccio’s “Trinity” show’s the first use of linear...?
Vitrification
Deformation
Definition
Perspective
3
An organization of priests founded by Ignatius Loyola: educators, missionaries against Protestantism is the...
Ursulines
Benedictines
Capuchins
Jesuits
4
Pope Paul III convened the council of Trent for what?
N/A
N/A
To find ways to counter the reformation
To have a good old chat with the cardinals
5
One result of Protestant reformation was....
I he disbanding of Jesuit order
Fewer challenges to church authority
A weakening of the inquisition
A decline in. Religious unity in Western Europe
6
During the renaissance, humanist philosophers emphasized the importance of...
Absolutism
Individualism
Technological advancements
Religious salvation
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Possibly the most famous painting ever, by Leonardo Da Vinci called, what?
La Gironde/The Well-Rounded One
La Giaconda/ The Mona Lisa
La Girafe/The Giraffe
La contessa/ The Countess
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Which was a major result of the reformation?
Religious teachings were no longer allowed in the universities
New Christian denominations emerged
The crusades were organized.
The power of the pope was strengthened
9
Vitruvian man is a famous work by...
Donatello
Raphael
Leonardo
Michelangelo
10
The 30 year conflict in Northern Ireland between loyalists and republicans can be argued to be a result of reformation
True
False
False
True
11
When Martin Luther wrote the 95 thesis his main intent was to...
Create a new and separate from of Christianity
Reform corrupt practices of the clergy
Enhance his position in the church
End the power of the church in Europe
12
The impact of the printing press, astrolabe and caravel on 16th century Europe demonstrates the ability of technology to
Redefine human understanding of the world
Exploit new sources of energy
Reinforce established traditional beliefs
Limit which ideas can be transmitted
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Ideas and beliefs were spread quickly, because of what invention?
The guillotine
The wine press
The printing press
The adjustable mattress
14
Which innovation had the greatest impact on the Protestant reformation?
Mercator map projection
Triangular sail
Magnetic compass
Movable-type printing press
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What was the name of this place where the church can be found where Martin Luther nailed his 95 thesis to the front door
Wurstenburg
VisenBurg
Heisenberg
Wittenberg
16
Which factor helped most to bring about the Protestant reformation?
Kings and the princes in Northern Europe resented power of Catholic Church
Islam was attracting many converts in Western Europe
The Catholic clergy had lost faith in their religion
The exploration of the americas led to introduction of new religious ideas
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Pope Leo X, broke the bank of the Catholic Church in a year with expenses, the church started to sell what?
Saint-hoods
Indulgences
Artworks
Vatican Brand Clothes
18
The congressional for the doctrine of the faith, is the modern name for which holy office that converted heretics
The holy moly
The Spanish Inquisition
The inquisition
Wholly Moses
19
Which ancient civilization was credited with block printing an earlier form of printing?
Greece
Egypt
India
China
20
Which action led most directly to divisions in Christianity in Western Europe?
Martin Luther posting 95 thesis
King John signing the manga carta
German cities establishing the hanseatic league
Pope urban II calling for the crusades
21
This is King Henry VIII...How many wives did he have?
7
6
5
1
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The most significant way in which the renaissance influenced the reformation was in the renaissance emphasis on...
Stressing the importance of life after death
Encouraging a questioning attitude
Supporting democratic forms of government
Questioning the existence of god
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What was the first full sized book to be printed on a printing press in Europe?
The Divine Comedy
The Bible
The Prince
Utopia
24
Self portrait of THE renaissance man...
Donatello
Raphael
Leonardo
Michelangelo
25
Which phrase characterized the development of the renaissance in Europe?
The announcement of corruption in the medieval church
The desire to modernize the styles of paintings and sculptures
The rebirth of interest in classical art, architecture and literature
The exchange of important agricultural techniques
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The world view shifted to secular.Roman ideas were revived.improvements on printing press.which was associated to these
Emperor used 12 tables to bring back Pax Romana
Galileo galilei published information about a heliocentric universe
Charlemagne was crowned holy Roman emperor by pope
Gothic cathedrals became the focal point of town activities
27
Botticelli’s painting is known as “the birth of...”
Venus
Halen of Troy
Aphrodite
Hera
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The end of the 15th and 16th century saw an expansion in what which made missionary work more viable to the Jesuits?
Trade
Exploration
The Silk Road
Export
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How did new ideas and scientific advances of the renaissance challenge the Catholic Church
Gave most citizens educational opportunities
Merchants preferred scientific advances over religious institutions
Challenged citizens to seek answers for themselves over religion
Landowners accepted scientific advances that were supported by the church
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Martin Luther’s 95 theses were a call for...
Reforms within the Roman Catholic Church
Crusades to spread Christianity
Greater papal authority
Religious revolt against German princes
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Which statement best characterizes the renaissance?
The Catholic Church banned painting and sculpture because they were worldly
The rigid social class system established medieval times was strengthened
The authority of the Catholic Church was expanded
Greater emphasis was placed on the development of human potential
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A major characteristic of European art during the renaissance was the...
Use of abstract designs
Reproduction of prehistoric buildings
Lifelike portrayal of people and their environment
Introduction of gothic architecture
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The lasting legacy of the Protestant reformation can be described as....
Small groups broke off, but failed to survive
The Protestant experiment failed, and everyone returned to Catholicism
A diverse selection of Protestant denominations
A confusing array of disorganized groups
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One result of the Protestant reformation was...
A decline in religious unity in Western Europe
The disbanding of Jesuit order
A weakening of the inquisition
Fewer challenges to church authority
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Which change to Christian church practice was suggested by Martin Luther?
Increasing the sale of indulgences
Installing statues of saints in churches
Printing the Bible in the vernacular so all could read it
Saying the mass in latin so the faithful would learn it
