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1
What was the Inquisition?
A religious court in which heretics were tortured
When the new Pope was crowned
The Spanish navy
One of Christopher Columbus's ships
2
Why did the Renaissance begin and flourish in Italy?
Farmers produced a surplus of food
Italian city-states grew wealthy from trade
Merchants supported the Green Revolution
European scholars migrated to the area
3
"Renaissance" is a French term for
Remember
Reincarnation
Recycle
Rebirth
4
Which features of Renaissance art can be found in Michelangelo's
David
?
Individualism
None of the Above
Perspective
Humanism
5
How did humanism influence the Protestant Reformation?
Humans no longer relied heavily on the Church
Humans wanted to destroy the Church
Humans thought they were gods
Humans began to question the authority of the Church
6
Which invention by Johan Gutenberg influenced the Protestant Reformation?
Movable Type
Gunpowder
Cotton Gin
Printing Press
7
What was an
indulgence
?
Paying the Church to benefit charity
Paying the Church for your wedding
Paying the Church to forgive your sins
Paying the Church to fund artwork
8
What was a result of Henry VIII's
Act of Supremacy
?
All of the Above
Religious unity in Europe ended
The Anglican Church of England was formed
England broke away from the Catholic Church
9
This work in the Sistine Chapel was completed by
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
Botticelli
10
The Protestant Reformation was a turning point in European history because it
Standardized all religious writings
Allowed religious reformers to escape persecution
Forced Europe's monarchs to become Protestant
Ended religious unity in Western Europe
11
Where in Europe did the Renaissance begin?
Germany
England
Italy
France
12
Which two civilizations influenced the culture that was reborn during the Renaissance?
China and India
Egypt and Mesopotamia
France and Germany
Greece and Rome
13
Henry VIII's
Act of Supremacy
gave him control over England's church. Why did he do this?
Henry wanted to start a new religion
Henry was power-hungry
The Pope would not annul Henry's marriages
Henry thought that he was God.
14
BONUS: What building is this?
CN Tower
Chrysler Building
Kingdom Tower
Empire State Building
15
A major goal of the Counter-Reformation was to
Compromise with European Protestants
Reduce the authority of absolute monarchs
Encourage new ideas in philosophy and science in Europe
Reinstate the power of the Roman Catholic Church
16
Who wrote
The Prince
? (The guide for rulers to gain and keep power)
Niccolo Machiavelli
Dante
John Greene
Pope Leo III
17
The focus in art and society on human experiences, emotions, and accomplishments is known as
Perspective
Nirvana
Humanism
Impressionism
18
Who was the leader of the Protestant Reformation?
Martin Luther
Martin Luther King Jr.
Charlemagne
Henry VIII
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What was the name of John Calvin's idea that God selected who goes to Heaven or Hell at birth?
Karma
Reincarnation
Natural Selection
Predestination
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What was Luther's
95 Theses
?
Complaints against the Church
The hottest album of 2016
Support for the sale of indulgences
Arguments against Judaism
