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He is credited with giving us the heliocentric view of the universe.
Galileo
Newton
Kepler
Copernicus
2
The greatest of the Dutch masters, he is considered to be one of the greatest painters of all times.
Rembrandt
Galileo
Beethoven
Haydn
3
A heliocentric view of the universe means that ...
the sun is the center of the universe.
the planets revolve around the Earth.
the Earth is center of the universe.
the Earth's moon is the center of the universe.
4
Prior to being called scientists, scholars who studied science were called...
enlightened despots
science scholars
natural philosophers
philosophes
5
Dominican friar whose sale of indulgences put him into conflict with Luther.
Wetzel
Hanz
Tetzel
Simons
6
Which of the following groups was probably most satisfied with the Elizabethan Settlement?
English Catholics
Separatists
Anglicans (Church of England)
Puritans
7
Which of the following wives of Henry VIII produced no heirs to the throne?
Catherine of Aragon
Kathryn Howard
Jane Seymour
Anne Boleyn
8
Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire for much of the 16th century.
James VI
Johann Eck
Charles V
John III
9
These English reformers sought to purify the Church of England from all vestiges of the Catholic Church.
Presbyterians
Wesleyans
Puritans
Separatists
10
Another name for the Netherlands.
New Amsterdam
Czech Republic
Holland
Low Countries
11
What was the colorful nickname given to Mary Tudor?
The Virgin Queen
Bloody Mary
The Sun-Queen
Mary, Queen of Scots
12
This group is considered the largest modern group that was influenced by the Anabaptists.
Amish
Quakers
Baptists
Episcopalians
13
Considered to be the first Bourbon king of France; a Protestant who became Catholic to bring peace to his nation.
John the Righteous
Charles II of England
Henry IV or Henry of Navarre
Henry VII
14
Modern group with ties to the Anabaptists that are known for their lack of modern conveniences.
Waldensians
Quakers
Old Lights
Amish
15
One of Luther's proposed reforms for the home was the advocating for
public education to be funded by taxes.
mandatory religious training conducted by the church.
parents, in particular fathers, to provide religious upbringing to family.
all males to be given priorities in education.
16
Musical center of the world during the Post-Reformation era.
Italy
France
Germany
Spain
17
Italian natural philosopher who created his own telescope to confirm Copernicus' heliocentric view of the universe.
Padua
Galileo
Da Vinci
Descartes
18
Founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
Ignatius Loyola
St. Peter
St. Benedict
Francis of Assissi
19
This treaty ended the 30 Years War as well as the religous wars in Europe.
Edict of Worms
Treaty of Utrecht
Edict of Nantes
Peace of Westphalia
20
This "reformer" took a dim view of the Peasants Revolt having warned both sides of the dangers of violence.
John Knox
Ulrich Zwingli
Martin Luther
John Calvin
21
This virtually destroyed Protestantism in Spain and halted the growth of Protestantism in other nations.
Inquistion
Thirty Years War
Peace of Augsburg
Counter Reformation
22
Sometimes referred to as Queen Bess or the Virgin Queen
Mary Stuart
Elizabeth I
Grace
Mary Tudor
23
Something that stands the scrutiny of time and appeals to people of all times is called ...
Crowning achievement
Magna Opus
Classic
Masterpiece
24
Produced the first English translation of the New Testament from the original Greek.
Cabot
Luther
Tyndale
Henry VIII
25
He perfects the barometer, but is more famous for this philosophic 'Wager' on the existence of God.
Pascal
Descartes
Marx
Emmanuel Kant
26
Which belief below would the Anabaptists OPPOSE strongly?
Adult baptisms
Compete separation of church and state.
Serving in a political office or in the military.
Faithfulness to the New Testament celebration of the Lord's Supper.
27
This proclamation branded Luther as a heretic and an outlaw.
Edict of Nantes
Edict of Worms
Edict of Navarre
Edict of Augsburg
28
Using fast ships, he attacked and plundered Spanish ships earning his reputation as an English 'sea dogge'.
Jack Morgan
Edward Teach
Ferdinand Magellan
Francis Drake
29
This man is responsible for what is viewed as the scientifc method.
Galileo
Francis Bacon
Rene Descartes
Robert Boyle
30
Face of the Scottish Reformation
John Calvin
John Knox
William Tyndale
Ulrich Zwingli
31
Most infamous episode of the French religious wars.
The Spanish Inquisition
St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
Henry IV's assassination
Massacre of Paris
32
This scientific community is considered to be the first permanent scientific society.
Philosophical College
The French Academy of Science
Mensa Society
The Royal Society
33
Very few rulers or emperors controlled as much or more of the Earth's surface than this man.
Henry VIII
Philip II
Ferdinand
Cromwell
34
This gathering reaffirmed Roman Catholic doctrines while denying the teachings of the Protestant Reformation.
Treaty of Utrecht
Council of Trent
Diet of Augsburg
Peace of Westphalia
35
Support for public concerts & music publishing allowed him to make a living playing public concerts & selling his music
Luther
Van Gogh
Mozart
Beethoven
36
He is noted for his work with gravity, calculus, laws of motion, etc.
Newton
Leeuwenhoek
Linnaeus
Galileo
37
The revival of learning that spread north from Italy into other parts of Europe was known as
Middle Ages
Medieval Times
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
38
Perhaps the best known choral piece in the world.
Flight of the Valkyries
Canon in D minor
Hallelujah Chorus
The Barber of Seville
39
Which of the groups below DO NOT trace their lineage back to the Anabaptists?
Quakers
Amish
Baptists
Episcopalians
40
The word 'Netherlands' means
low lands or low country
plateau lands
high hills
mountainous lands
41
The movement that attempted to produce certain changes within the Roman Church was called this.
Counter Reformation
Council of Trent
The Inquisition
Protestant Reformation
42
He invented a mercury based thermometer, but is better known for his work with temperature scales.
Rembrandt
Gabriel Fahrenheit
William Harvey
Robert Hooke
43
No matter the outcome of the Diet of Worms, he was determined to confess the truth of God's word.
Wycliffe
Huss
Polycarp
Luther
44
The author of The Faerie Queene.
Bacon
Spencer
Shakespeare
Cervantes
45
An Earth-centered view of the universe.
Lunar-centric
Heliocentric
Terrestialism
Geocentric
46
Certificates from the Pope that excused a person from doing penance and shortened stays in purgatory.
indulgences
Papal Bulls
prayer cloths
Sinner certificates
47
Newton's law of motion that states a body at rest will stay at rest unless acted upon by another force is also called
Law of Force
Law of thermodynamics
Law of inertia
Law of planetary motion
48
Considered to be the most famous figure and important scholar of the Northern Renaissance.
Erasmus
Rembrandt
Da Vinci
Michaelangelo
49
By the time of his death at age 35, this composer had written over 600 works.
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ludwig Beethoven
George Gershwin
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
50
The defeat of their 'Invincible Armada' led to a steep decline in power for this nation.
France
England
Portugal
Spain
51
One notable difference between the Northern Renaissance and the Italian Renaissance was
the importance of art to the average citizen.
the study of classical literature.
the emphasis of the Bible being over every book.
the study of the classical languages.
52
The area of Europe that had the least scientific progress after the Reformation due to proximity to the Roman Church.
Holland
Germany
Italy
Britain
53
This group of reformers advocated a complete separation of church and state and did not believe in infant baptism.
Anabaptists
Swiss Confederation
Calvinists
Lutherans
54
Considered to be the Father of Chemistry, he developed several laws on the properties of gases.
Andreas Vesalius
Galileo
William Harvey
Robert Boyle
55
His desire for a male heir helped spark the English Reformation
Henry of Navarre
Henry VIII
Christian IV
John
56
Philosopher comes from a Greek word that means...
lover of truth.
lover of man.
lover of society.
lover of self-discovery.
57
His work with planetary motion effectively proved Copernicus' heliocentric theory of the universe.
Galileo
Halley
Kepler
Newton
58
The "wife" of Henry VIII that was divorced for not being pretty enough for Henry.
Anne of Cleves
Katherine Howard
Jane Seymour
Anne Boleyn
59
French Protestant who moved to Geneva to practice his faith. He also wrote
The Institutes of the Christian Religion.
Lafayette
Tyndale
Calvin
Champlain
60
The author of
The Hallelujah Chorus
Handel
Haydn
Bach
Mozart
61
Another name for the Society of Jesus
Jesuits
Augustinians
Franciscans
Dominicans
62
Swiss priest that attacked the sale of indulgences in Switzerland.
Zwingli
Ceasaro
Calvin
Luther
63
Frenchman considered to be the Father of Modern Philosophy; "I think, therefore I am".
Pascal
Kant
Descartes
Freud
64
His predicting of a comet's return and appearance earned him the distinction of having the comet named after him.
Shoemaker
Halley
Wolf-Biederman
Hale Bop
65
Which European nation is said to have had the LEAST religious Reformation?
Sweden
England
Spain
Switzerland
66
The German prince responsible for "kidnapping Luther" in order to preserve Luther's life.
Ivan the Terrible
Charles the Bald
Fredrick the Wise
Albert of Brandenburg
67
Classical music composer was born into a family of musicians & is considered as one of history's greatest composers.
Fahrenheit
Johann Sebastien Bach
Schutz
Rembrandt
68
This document was supposedly nailed to the Church doors at Wittenburg.
A Treatise on Indulgences
95 Theses
The Babylonian Captivity
Institute of Christian Religion
69
This is considered to be the greatest classic of all?
Bible
The Hallelujah Chorus
Beethoven's 5th Symphony
Mona Lisa
70
Ironically, one of the biggest contributers to the scientific breakthroughs of the Post Reformation era was a return to
the ancient books of philosophy espoused by the Church.
the classics of ancient Greece.
the Bible.
the Middle Ages educational system.
71
This English physician is credited with discovering how blood circulates in the human body.
William M. Mayo
John Hopkins
William Harvey
George F. Handel
72
He is considered by some to be the greatest writer of all-time.
Nathaniel Hawthorne
William Shakespeare
Stephen King
Ernest Hemingway
73
Executed in England for opposing Henry VIII's actions against the Church
Hus
More
Tyndale
Wycliffe
74
French Protestants were known by this name.
Lutherans
Anabaptists
Calvinists
Huguenots
75
Flemish scholar who is known as the Father of Anatomy; published the first complete description of the human body.
Copernicus
Vesalius
Da Vinci
Harvey
76
This peace treaty left the issue of religion up to the ruling powers of each Germanic state or province.
Westphalia
Augsburg
Tordesillas
Worms
77
The pope who came into conflict with Luther and had Luther excommunicated from the Catholic Church.
Clement
Leo X
John Paul II
Pius IX
78
Which wife of Henry VIII produced his only legitimate male heir?
Catherine of Aragon
Anne of Boleyn
Jane Seymour
Katherine Howard
79
While hiding at Wartburg, Luther completed this.
Put the 95 Theses into book form.
German translation of the New Testament.
Onward, Christian Soldier
Wrote an apology to the Pope.
80
This edict granted limited tolerance to the Huguenots in France.
Edict of Versailles
Edict of Augsburg
Edict of Nantes
Edict of Worms
81
"Father of the English Hymn"; author of
Joy to the World
Handel
Fleming
Watt
Schubert
82
The first PERMANENT scientific society was headquarted here.
London
Munich
New York City
Paris
83
Cervantes' work about an aging knight.
Don Quixote
Robin Hood
Macbeth
Braveheart
84
This book was/is considered the most influential book of the Protestant Reformation apart from the Bible.
95 Theses
Pilgrim's Progress
The Institutes of the Christian Religion
Paradise Lost
85
Long awaited male heir of Henry VIII.
John
Edward VI
Christian IV
William of Orange
86
The followers of Luther were/are called...
Calvinists
Protestants
Baptists
Lutherans
87
Which of the following ancient languages WAS NOT studied to gain a better understanding of the Holy Scriptures?
Hebrew
Greek
Latin
Akkadian / Sumerian