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1
Martin Luther's complaints against the Church spread quickly due to ____.
The Printing Press
John Knox
The Pope
2
This was Martin Luthers punishment for not recanting his beliefs
Arrested
Excommunication
Protection
3
People call ________________________ one of the greatest writers in the English language.
William Shakespeare
Michelangelo
Savonarola
Lorenzo de Medici
4
Luther believed that you could be saved by _____ alone.
Faith
Promise
Arguing
5
Italy is divided into
Sonnets
Republics
Counties
City-states
6
Someone who tries to change the way something works is called a
Reformer
Authority
Rebellion
7
When Luther was a teacher, he struggled with _______.
Salvation
Arguing
Influence
8
The belief that people's actions and ideas were important is called ________________.
philosophy
architect
sculptor
humanism
9
Who is the artist responsible for this?
Donatello
Raphael
Michaelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
10
The Renaissance started in which country?
England
Germany
<p>Italy</p>
<p>France</p>
11
Vernacular means:
Everyday language
To fight back
To become wealthy
To not be able to read and write
12
What is a
patron
?
Someone who supports religious change and makes it public
Someone who supports the church by donating
Someone who supports artists by paying them for their work
Someone who supports the government by paying them
13
Who is the artist responsible for this?
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
14
Leonardo da Vinci is known for _____________.
The Sistine Chapel
The David
<p>Brunelleschi's Dome</p>
The Mona Lisa
15
Martin Luther is known for beginning the period of time known as the ______.
Reformation
Renaissance
Indulgences
16
True or False: The Catholic Church gained followers due to the Reformation.
True
False
17
This is the term for the people whom Calvinists believed that God had chosen to save.
Elect
Calvinist
Geneva
18
Which term means "rebirth"?
Renaissance
Vernacular
Worldly
Sonnet
19
Which of the following is NOT something John Calvin enforced in Geneva?
Cannot wear brightly colored clothing
Cannot play card games or gamble
Cannot go to religious classes
20
This man improved the printing press and made it easier to print and copy text.
Johannes Gutenberg
Savonarola
Lorenzo de Medici
William Shakespeare
21
A struggle for change is called a ____________________.
Renaissance
humanism
fresco
rebellion
22
Who is the artist responsible for this?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
Leonardo da Vinci
23
One of Leonardo da Vinci's sponsors was __________________________.
Shakespeare
Michelangelo
Lorenzo de Medici
Johannes Gutenburg
24
A ______________ is art painted on a plaster wall or ceiling.
Sonnet
Canvas
Portrait
Fresco
25
This person painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Shakespeare
Lorenzo de Medici
26
It is the job of ______________ to design buildings and other structures.
frescoes
philosophers
architects
humanists
27
This was something that people could buy to ensure their soul entered heaven.
Indulgence
Reformation
Gift
28
Which King of England executed some of his wives when they would not give him a male child?
King James
King Henry
King Charles
29
The survivors of the Black Death turned to ___________ for inspiration.
<p>Ancient Rome</p>
England
<p>Egyptians</p>
Paris
30
Which of the following is true about Italian City-states?
Wanted to attack Greece
Ruled by the Medici Family
Very poor
<p>Each city-state had a different ruler</p>
31
One way art changed during the Renaissance is that it became more
Realistic
Colorful
Expensive
Depressing
32
The church established by Martin Luther is called the ______ Church.
Lutheran
Anglican
Calvin
33
John Knox started this religion in Scotland.
Calvinism
Church of England
Presbyterianism
34
This man was an artist, scientist, engineer, and inventor.
Lorenzo de Medici
Leonardo da Vinci
Shakespeare
Michelangelo
35
He established a strict theocracy in Geneva, Switzerland.
John Knox
Martin Luther
John Calvin