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World History Final Part 2
World History Final Part 2
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Powerful daimyo who brutally took control of Japan and maintained a “Rule the Empire By Force” policy
Bartolomeu Dias
Kangxi
Prince Henry
Oda Nobunaga
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Germany was a great choice for the begin of the Renaissance: thriving cities, wealthy merchant class&classical heritage
True
False
3
Renaissance artists most known for the
Mona Lisa
and realism in painting
Leonardo Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
William Shakespeare
4
There were 3 main reasons for European exploration, Spread Christianity, Gain Fame & Gold
True
False
5
Renaissance intellectual movement which thinkers studied classical texts & focused on human potential and achievements
Perspective
Humanism
Annul
Patron
6
Pope Paul IV would create an Index of Forbidden Books, including Guttenberg's printed bibles, to be gathered & burned
True
False
7
Martin Luther’s protest eventually led to peasants demanding an end to serfdom and an unsuccessful revolt
False
True
8
Christian missionaries were at first welcomed then forbidden in Japan due to a fear of European influence
False
True
9
The subject of many Pieter Bruegel paintings was peasant life giving much detail on how these people lived
False
True
10
Manchu emperor sought to calm the population, restore land after conquest, & welcomed Jesuit missionaries into China
Prince Henry
Hongwu
Kangxi
Vasco Gama
11
The Prince
, by Niccolo Machiavelli told a tale about how a ruler should abandon morality for what's politically effectiv
True
False
12
16th century movement for religious reform leading to founding of Christian churches that rejected the Pope’s authority
Protest
Reformation
Renaissance
Council of Trent
13
Many women would play a pivotal and significant role in the Protestant Reformation
True
False
14
The Renaissance encouraged a spirit of adventure and curiosity to explore the world
False
True
15
Early Portuguese explorer & nobleman, 1st European to travel around tip of Africa, returned due to adverse conditions
Bartolomeu Dias
Ponce De Leon
Oda Nobunaga
Prince Henry
16
A 1555 agreement declaring that the religion of each German state would be decided by its ruler
Reformation
Renaissance
Peace of Augsburg
Council of Trent
17
The Protestant Reformation in many ways led to the religious and cultural disunity of Christians in Europe
False
True
18
3 reasons for the fall of Ming Dynasty: Ineffective Rulers, Corrupt Officials, Money Problems, High Taxes & Bad Harvest
True
False
19
Members of the Society Jesus, a Roman Catholic religious order founded by Ignatius of Loyola
Reformation
Jesuits
Catholic Reformation
AI
20
The Treaty of Tordesillas favored Portugal much more than Spain.
False
True
21
Jesuits are responsible for creation of 45 highschools, 28 colleges & universities worldwide, through missionary efforts
False
True
22
It's estimated that the bubonic plague killed up to 60% of city populations
False
True
23
The development of the movable printing press books became more expensive, slowing down acquisition of the printed word
True
False
24
Henry VIII would break his nation’s binds to the Roman Catholic Church, but for personal/ political reasons
True
False
25
Technology played a small role in European exploration of the “New World”
True
False
26
William Shakespeare, a master of the English language sought to reveal the souls of humans through dramatic conflict
True
False
27
Abuses of certain church officials but maintained that worshippers needed both faith & good works to achieve salvation
True
False
28
The book,
The Courtier
instructed men on how to become a "Renaissance man"
True
False
29
Portuguese explorer 1st to sail around tip of Africa to India, gave Portugal direct sea route to India & trade with Asia
Oda Nobunaga
Bartolomeu Dias
Kangxi
Vasco Gama
30
Martin Luther sought to reveal troubling practices of the church by posting 95 theses on the Wittenberg Cathedral door
False
True
31
16th century movement which the Roman Catholic Church sought to make changes in response to the Protestant Reformation
Reformation
Indulgences
Renaissance
Catholic Reformation
32
AKA the “Navigator” he founded a school of navigation inviting the best minds for shipping to teach techniques & tools
Prince Henry
Vasco Gama
Hongwu
Oda Nobunaga
33
The everyday language of people in a region or country
Renaissance
Annul
Patron
Vernacular
34
To cancel or set aside
Secular
Patron
Perspective
Annul
35
Renaissance artist pricipally known for their painting of the
School of Athens
Raphael
Rapunzel
Luther
Michelangelo
36
An imaginary land described by Thomas Moore in his book hence an ideal place
Vernacular
Patron
Renaissance
Utopia
37
Famous Elizabethan Era writer regarded as the finest playwright of all time, born in England & known for plays in London
Luther Shakespeare
William Da Vinci
Johann Gutenberg
William Shakespeare
38
It was illegal for beggars to be able bodied people, they needed to be sick or disabled
True
False
39
Craftsman from Mainz, Germany in about 1440 developed an efficient movable printing press & his printing of the bible
Raphael
Johann Gutenberg
Leonardo Da Vinci
William Shakespeare
40
Francesco Petrarch was known as the "Father of Humanism"
False
True
41
Concerned with worldly instead of spiritual matter
Perspective
Vernacular
Humanism
Secular
42
Peasant son who commanded a rebel army that drove the Mongols out of China in 1368 thus beginning the Ming Dynasty
Prince Henry
Bartolomeu Dias
Kangxi
Hongwu
43
A person who supports artists, especially financially
Renaissance
Patron
Utopia
Secular
44
Art, learning, and views of the world
Renaissance
Patron
Annul
Perspective
45
A meeting of Roman Catholic leaders, called by Pope Paul III to rule on doctrines criticized by the Protestant reformers
Council of Trent
Catholic Reformation
Reformation
Council of the Church
46
An artistic technique that creates the appearance of three dimensions on a flat surface
Secular
Perspective
Vernacular
Patron
47
Christine de Pizan was one of the first to question the different treatment of boys and girls, especially in education
True
False
48
The Emperor during the Shogunate period had supreme power and commanded Samurai armies to keep power
True
False
49
Purchased from church official releasing someone from punishments due to sin, purchased for those who have recently died
Reformation
Indulgences
Annul
Bribe
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Leonardo Da Vinci drew plans for what appears to be a helicopter & designed many military weapons
True
False
51
Renaissance art rarely portrayed religious topics, instead they concentrated on Humanism
False
True
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Renaissance artist known for their sculpture,
David
and their painting of the Sistine Chapel
Leonardo
William Shakespeare
Michelangelo
Raphael
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Roman Catholic Preist who determined faith alone was key to eternal salvation, not indulgences or the Sacraments
William Shakespeare
Johann Gutenburg
Raphael
Luther