What event, early in Martin Luther's life, convinced him to become a Monk?

He survived a powerful storm and made a promise to God

How did the Protestant interpretation of the Bible differ with that of the Catholic Church?

Protestants- individual interpretation; Catholic- Pope is the word of God

How were indulgences an economic benefit to the church?

They were able to raise money from people who believed they sinned

How were native populations impacted by European Explorers?

They suffered wars, illnesses and loss of land

What was Martin Luther's motivation in writing the 95 Theses?

He thought that the church and the Pope were corrupt

How did the caravel change the way people explored?

It was a small ship that made voyages faster and cheaper

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1
What event, early in Martin Luther's life, convinced him to become a Monk?
He made a promise to his Mother on her deathbed
He survived a powerful storm and made a promise to God
His father was Pope and educated Luther in the ways of the church
He survived and earthquake and made a promise to God
2
What happened when Martin Luther refused to recant 41 of his 95 Theses?
He was made Pope
He was excommunicated
He was tarred and feathered
He was executed
3
What were the major motivations behind European exploration of distant lands?
to offer economic assistance to native people
spices and land
to escape the Black Death
to spread islam
4
How did the Protestant interpretation of the Bible differ with that of the Catholic Church?
Protestants- individual interpretation; Catholic- Pope is the word of God
No correct answers
The Catholics only believed in the Old Testament, Protestants did not
Catholic- individual interpretation; Protestants- Pope is the word of God
5
How were indulgences an economic benefit to the church?
The Pope donated all of his lands to the church
People donated their farmland to the church and the church sold it off
The rich were required to pay a higher tax rate to the church
They were able to raise money from people who believed they sinned
6
What resources were taken out of Africa by Europeans?
Cattle
Maple Trees
flowers
people (slaves)
7
What island chain was the primary source of spices in the 1400's?
Moluccas
Hawaii
Bahamas
Florida Keys
8
How were native populations impacted by European Explorers?
They were given lots of gold in exchange for their knowledge of the land
They suffered wars, illnesses and loss of land
No correct answers
They set up alliances with the Europeans and shared in the wealth
9
What was Martin Luther's motivation in writing the 95 Theses?
He was writing his support for the church and its practices
He was writing to inform the Pope he was converting to Buddhism
No correct answers
He thought that the church and the Pope were corrupt
10
In what ways does the painting "Mona Lisa" represent Renaissance art techniques?
Balance/ Proportion
Perspective
Realism
All answers are correct
11
How did the caravel change the way people explored?
It was a new navigational device that was more accurate than the astrolabe
It was a large ship that could transport twice as much cargo back to Europe
People were able to fly in caravel
It was a small ship that made voyages faster and cheaper
12
Africans willingly converted to Christianity when Europeans introduced it to the continent.
True
False
13
The Reformation spread to other countries.
False
True
14
What does the French word Renaissance mean?
Art
Religion
Rebirth
Death
15
What were the causes of the Renaissance?
All answers are correct
Rise in universities
Lessening of feudalism
Printing Press

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