Why were the Medici family so important to start the Renaissance?

They were patrons of the arts and promoted secular ideas, Were "bosses of the shop" and ran the banks, gov, & church

How did Lutheranism reflect Renaissance thinking?

It supported individual thinking and reading the Bible

Why is the School of Athens by Raphael the epitome of the Renaissance?

It shows ancient Greek philosophers

Why were the Medicis bad for the Renaissnace?

They didn't support different views or the freedom of speech

How did reading Greek and Roman texts promote secular thinking?

People were thinking rationally about life & the world

What was a result of the Catholic Reformation?

Indulgences were still valid, just don't oversell them!, The Society of Jesuits trained and converted non-Christians, The Council of Trent reaffirmed Catholic beliefs

Whatis not an accurate comparison of art BEFORE the Renaissance to art DURING the Renaissance?

Colorful vs. more simple colors

What is predestination? Who supported it?

God knows if you will go to heaven, Calvinists

What were indulgences?

A paper that the Pope said would forgive you of your sins

How is Machiavelli a Renaissance political thinker?

He said you can't be moral and be a leader, He wanted people to live for themelves

What did Martin Luther write and what did it start?

The 95 Theses, The Protestant Reformation

What did Copernicus discover that was so controversial?

We live in a heliocentric world

What does being a Christian humanist mean?

Read the Bible and understand it for yourself

What allowed the Renaissance to start in Italy?

The Medici's and the Catholic Church

What does it mean to be Protestant?

To not accept the Pope's authority

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Why were the Medici family so important to start the Renaissance?
They made it legal to dissect a body
They were patrons of the arts and promoted secular ideas
They drew the Vitruvian Man
Were "bosses of the shop" and ran the banks, gov, & church
2
How did Lutheranism reflect Renaissance thinking?
It was based off of The Prince
It supported individual thinking and reading the Bible
It supported predestination
It supported secularism
3
Why is the School of Athens by Raphael the epitome of the Renaissance?
It shows many different people talking and learning
It shows ancient Greek philosophers
It shows the Pope and Leonardo da Vinci working togehter
It shows Greek mythology
4
Why were the Medicis bad for the Renaissnace?
They were patrons of the RCC and supported Martin Luther
They didn't support different views or the freedom of speech
They supported Machiabvelli's new political theory
They were patrons of the arts and promoted secularism
5
What did Machiavelli write?
The Vitruvian Man
The King
The 95 Theses
The Prince
6
How did reading Greek and Roman texts promote secular thinking?
People were reading about mythology
People were using their imagination to understand polytheism
People were thinking rationally about life & the world
People were reading about the origin of Christianity in Rome
7
What was a result of the Catholic Reformation?
Indulgences were still valid, just don't oversell them!
The Society of Jesuits trained and converted non-Christians
Martin Luther was killed.
The Council of Trent reaffirmed Catholic beliefs
8
What does it mean to be a Renaissance man?
You are infinite in faculties
You like many pictures
You are a member of the Church
You have many siblings
9
Who founded the Society of Jesuits?
Pope Paul III & IV
Ignatius of Loyola
Pope Leo X
Martin Lutehr
10
What 17 foot marble sculpture did Michelangelo makefor the Medicis?
Vitruvian Man
The David
Primavera
Birth of Venus
11
Whatis not an accurate comparison of art BEFORE the Renaissance to art DURING the Renaissance?
Religious vs. religions & Secular
flat & stiff vs. realistic, softer, with perspective
Colorful vs. more simple colors
afterlife vs. of this world
12
What does humanism mean?
Having a new perspective on art and seeing a third dimension
The belief in human potential
Thinking about exploring the outside world
Living for yourself
13
What is predestination? Who supported it?
God does not know the future, Purtians
God knows if you will go to heaven, Calvinists
God knows if you will be saved, Protestants
God and the Pope know the future, Catholics
14
What were indulgences?
A paper that the Pope said would forgive you of your sins
A paper that was written by Martin Luther
Icons sold by the cardinals
A paper that was a fast pass to the Enlightenment
15
How is Machiavelli a Renaissance political thinker?
He said you can't be moral and be a leader
He wanted people to live for themelves
He supported Martin Luther
He supported the Pope
16
What does Renaissance mean?
re-learn
re-answer
re-discover
re-birth
17
What did Martin Luther write and what did it start?
The Prince, the Protestant Reformation
The 95 Theses, The Protestant Reformation
The David, The Renaissance
The 95 Theses, The Counter Reformation
18
What city is home to Machiavelli, Michelangelo, the Medici's, and the Renaissance?
Rome
Troy
Florence
Athens
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What did Copernicus discover that was so controversial?
We live in a heliocentric world
He live in a secular world
We live in a geocentric world
We live in a material world
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What does being a Christian humanist mean?
Lie, cheat, sin, that is what real people do
Read the Bible and understand it for yourself
Read Greek and Roman texts to be better
Read the 95 Theses and understand the truth about the RCC
21
What allowed the Renaissance to start in Italy?
The Orthodox Church was there in the capital
The Medici's and the Catholic Church
Constantinople was a large trade port
Muslims in the Middle East had many Greek and Roman texts
22
What does it mean to be Protestant?
To not accept the Pope's authority
To be excommunicated
To acknowledge papal supremacy
To believe in indulgences
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What did King Henry VIII ask Parliament to do that made him leader of the Church of England?
The Act of Supremacy
The 95 Theses
The Council of Trent
The Church of England

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