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Duplicate of World History 6: Chapter 19 (The Renaissance and Reformation)
Duplicate of World History 6: Chapter 19 (The Renaissance and Reformation)
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2012 Holt McDougal "World History" 6: Chapter 19 (The Renaissance and Reformation)
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Wrote more than 30 plays, including
Romeo and Juliet
Dante Aligheiri
Desiderius Erasmus
William Tyndale
William Shakespeare
2
The complaints that Martin Luther nailed to the door of a church are called the __________.
Lord's Prayer
Edict of Nantes
Ninety-Five Theses
10 Commandments
3
Executed for translating the Bible into English
Niccolo Machiavelli
William Tyndale
Dante Alighieri
John Calvin
4
Machiavelli’s
The Prince
reflected the tradition of idealism & celebration of human decency.
FALSE
TRUE
5
Referring to ancient Greek and Roman cultures
traditional
classical
Huguenots
Lutherans
6
Wrote
The Prince
& gave leaders advice on how they should rule
William Tyndale
Dante Alighieri
Niccolo Machiavelli
John Calvin
7
What did Dante and Desiderius Erasmus have in common?
Both were members of the clergy
Both wrote about problems they observed in society
Both had studied ancient classical writings
Both lived in Northern Europe
8
Machiavelli wanted to have an effect on __________.
politics
religion
art
literature
9
Founded the Jesuit order
William Tyndale
Saint Ignatius of Loyola
Saint Francis Xavier
Desiderius Erasmus
10
The Catholic king of France supported the Protestants in the Thirty Years’ War.
FALSE
TRUE
11
Which of the following describes on effect of Marco Polo’s journey to China?
Polo was made a government official in China
Polo became the emperor of Japan
Polo helped travelers & traders on the way to China
Polo became an important banker
12
Which of the following ideas was
NOT
part of humanism?
Talented writers and artists were honored
Poetry, history & public speaking were important
Ancient Greek & Roman writings were inspirational
The only purpose of art is to glorify God
13
Before the Reformation, most ordinary Christians never read the Bible.
FALSE
TRUE
14
The Mongols helped increase trade between Europe and Asia by __________.
increasing the prices of goods
staying isolated from people from other countries
building ports and harbors
making the Silk Road safe to travel again
15
How do prices affect trade?
When prices are high, trade does not change
When prices are high, trade increases
When prices are low, trade increases
When prices are low, trade decreases
16
Influential reformer who taught the idea of predestination
Dante Alighieri
John Calvin
William Tyndale
Niccolo Machiavelli
17
What effect did the merchant families have on the Renaissance in Italian cities?
Families supported the arts and learning
Families wanted to see what their money could buy
Families supported work of scientists & mathematicians
Families used their wealth to keep trade routes safe
18
Dutch priest who emphasized devotion instead of ritual
William Tyndale
Dante Alighieri
Niccolo Machiavelli
Desiderius Erasmus
19
Venice was famous for __________.
manufacturing weapons
manufacturing woolencloth
producing glass
producing silk cloth
20
Martin Luther believed that anyone could have a direct relationship with God.
TRUE
FALSE
21
One of the effects of the Protestant Reformation was the growth of __________.
federalism
economic activity
bureacracy
trading
22
Medici made __________ the center of Italian art, literature & culture during the Renaissance
Venice
Florence
Milan
Rome
23
Developed a printing press
John Calvin
Dante Alighieri
William Tyndale
Johann Gutenberg
24
In
Romeo and Juliet
, Romeo says, “Juliet is the sun.” This represents __________
a return to the style of language in the Latin Bible
a scientific idea b/c a person is compared to astronomy
a classical idea b/c the sun is important in literature
a humanist idea b/c people can be as important as the sun
25
Original; the way things were before reform
Huguenots
traditional
Lutherans
classical
26
French Protestants
William Shakespeare
Lutherans
Huguenots
Dante Aligheiri
27
_____ was a true Renaissance person; he was a painter, inventor, sculptor, engineer & architect
Michaelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Martin Luther
Machiavelli
28
Which of the following
best
describes Cosimo de’ Medici?
scientist who helped build the foundation of astronomy
a wealthy merchant who supported the arts
a powerful ruler of Florence who valued education & culture
a ruler of the papal states
29
Which event occurred
first
?
Marco Polo visits India and Southeast Asia
The Mongol dynasty takes over China and makes roads safer
Marco Polo and his family travel from Venice to China
Kublai Khan appoints Polo to be a gov't official
30
First major Italian poet to write in Italian
Desiderius Erasmus
William Tyndale
Niccolo Machiavelli
Dante Alighieri
31
Albrecht Dürer & Leonardo da Vinci studied human anatomy to make their work more realistic.
FALSE
TRUE
32
Which three words
best
describe what took place at the Council of Trent?
discussion, debate, reform
service, discipline, education
predestination, self-government, federalism
investigation, response, excommunication
33
The __________ was a law that granted religious freedom throughout most of France.
priesthood of all believers
10 Commandments
Lord's Prayer
Edict of Nantes
34
Protestants who followed Martin Luther's teachings
Lutherans
Huguenots
Dante Aligheiri
William Shakespeare
35
Brought Catholicism to parts of India and Japan
Saint Francis Xavier
Saint Ignatius of Loyola
Desiderius Erasmus
William Tyndale
