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1
Who taught the doctrine of predestination?
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Jan Hus
Henry VIII
2
Which of these explains why the Italian city-states played an important role in the Renaissance
located around remains of ancient Roman art and architecture in Italy
All of the above
banking and trade led to exchange of goods and ideas
wealthy middle class to support artists and scholars
3
Martin Luther believed this was the sole source of religious truth.
The Pope
Ancient Roman Texts
The Bible
The Magna Carta
4
Once the Bible was printed in the vernacular people could interpret it for themselves instead of relying on priests.
True
False
5
Henry VIII split England from the Roman Catholic Church because the Pope did not grant his request for a....
loan
forgiveness of sins
adoption
divorce
6
The Catholic Church's attempt to stop the spread of Protestantism and from losing their own members.
Anglican Reformation
Perspective Reformation
Jesuit Reformation
Catholic Reformation
7
What was the main reason for the Feudal System?
To make armor for Knights.
Enrich the nobles.
Turn neighbors into slaves.
Enrich the serfs
8
Events like the Crusades and travels of Marco Polo led many Europeans to want to further explore the world.
False
True
9
The Ottoman Turks conquered which city ending 1000 years of Byzantine rule?
Florence
Paris
Rome
Constantinople
10
The artistic technique of Renaissance painters to add depth to their paintings is called...
linear math
anullment
perspective
sfumato
11
What made Henry VIII head of the Church of England
Act of Supremacy
95 Theses
Doctrine of Discovery
Edict of Nantes
12
The Black Death allowed serfs to look for new employment opportunites and demand more pay.
False
True
13
The Medici family, Filippo Brunelleschi, and Niccolo Machiavelli are all from which Italian city-state?
Rome
Naples
Florence
Milan
14
Raphael, Michaelangelo, da Vinci and Van Eyck were all......
Renaissance sculptors
Renaissance authors
Renaissance painters
Renaissance architects
15
Four classes of the feudal system...
King, Nobles, Scholars, Merchants
Kings, Emperors, Popes, Cardinals
Journeymen, Merchants, Tradesmen, and Businessmen
Kings, Nobles, Knights, Peasants (serfs)
16
Ancient Rome's influence continues into the modern age.
True
False
17
The selling of indulgences led which figure to start the Reformation?
Martin Luther
Pope Leo X
John Calvin
Jan Hus
18
A person of many talents or areas of knowledge.
Indulgence Man
Inquisition Man
Reformation Man
Renaissance Man
19
Which of these was a characteristic of the Renaissance?
Cultures of Greece and Rome were revived and imitated
Catholic Church lost all influence
The Manor became the site of most economic activity
The vernacular was replaced by formal Latin
20
People who financially supported the arts during the Renaissance were known as....
supporters
patrons
buyers
benefactors
21
Which philosophical stance emphasizes the individual and social potential of human beings?
Humanism
Existentialism
Lutheranism
Political Realism
22
The Renaissance is marked as a period of great intellectual and artistic creativity.
False
True
23
Which was a result of the Crusades?
Cortes conquered the Aztecs
Exchange of goods and ideas between Europe and Asia increased
Jewish communities grew in Europe
Mongols gained control of Asian trade routes
24
This term means opposing the teachings of the Catholic Church
heresy
patronize
annul
seminary
25
Ancient writers had no influence on modern science of the Renaissance.
False
True
26
Predestination states that God will decide an individual's salvation at the end of each person's life.
True
False
27
Excommunication from the Catholic Church means that you are...
automatically going to heaven
going to be executed
kicked out and no longer allowed to participate in services
next in line to be Pope
28
If a book is written in the "vernacular" it is written how?
In Arabic
In Latin
In the spoken language of the local people
In Greek
29
This new technology of the age allowed Luther's reformation to succeed.
da Vinci's Mona Lisa
Calvin's predestination
Raphael's The School of Athens
Gutenberg's Printing Press
30
What was a negative impact of increased world trade in the Middle Ages and Renaissance?
Diseases like bubonic plague devastated populations and culture groups.
New products were introduced in Europe
Cheaper goods from overseas put local workers out of the workforce.
Prisons became overcrowded sources of slave labor.
31
King Henry VIII's daughter earned this nickname after killing prominent Protestants in England once she became queen.
Bloody Mary
Evil Elizabeth
Angry Anne
Cold Blooded Catherine
