What are two of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works?

The Mona Lisa and The Last Supper

What are the two things Albrecht Dürer is most known for?

Helped the spread of the Ren. by studyin Italian masters&his art engravings

What is the main purpose of the "The Prince" written by Niccolo Machiavelli?

To give advice and help guide rulers on how to gain power and keep power.

What effect did Erasmus have on the world?

He was able to translate the Bible into vernacular language.

A poet&playwright born in England. He wrote 37 plays between 1590&1613.

How did the printing press change the world?

The printing press gave people access to more books and information.

Who was the role of the Medici family in the Italian Renaissance?

They helped fund the Renaissance and helped make Florence the center of it

What impact did Shakespeare have on the world?

Shakespeare works are performed&he invented words& phrases still used today

What was the Act of Supremacy passed in 1534?

It made Henry the only supreme head on Earth of the Church of England

A government run by religious officials

What was the Scientific Revolution?

A series of events that led to the birth of modern science

How did Charles V give up his throne in the Holy Roman Empire?

He gave up his throne voluntarily

Name three of Shakespeare’s famous works.

A Midsummer’s Night, Romeo and Juliet, and Macbeth

An instrument that measures air pressure.

What type of persecution did Jews go through from Martin Luther?

Many Jews were confined into ghettos&removed from certain sections of citys

What is Francesco Petrarch most known for?

He preserved many of the Greek/Roman manuscripts for future generations

What caused tension with King Henry VIII and the Catholic Church?

King Henry VIII wanted an annulment & the pope refused his request

What was the importance of the Flanders region in northern Europe?

It was an important industrial and financial center during the Renaissance

How did the location of Italy have an impact on the beginning of the Renaissance?

It was located in Mediterranean Sea which allowed for a lot of trade

What did heliocentric mean?

A sun-centered model of the universe

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1
What are two of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works?
The Last Supper and St. Peter's Cathedral
The Statue of David and St. Peter's Cathedral
The Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
The Mona Lisa and The Statue of David
2
After Martin Luther's book challenged the Catholic Church, he was ______________ from the church.
Excommunicated
Communicated
Welcomed
Accepted
3
What are the two things Albrecht Dürer is most known for?
Helped with the creation of the Gutenberg Bible&his artistics engravings.
Helped the spread of the Ren. by writing new books and his sculptures.
Helped the Sistine Chapel&the spread the Ren. by studying Italian masters
Helped the spread of the Ren. by studyin Italian masters&his art engravings
4
What city did the Italian Renaissance start in?
London
Rome
Florence
Normandy
5
What were some of the specific results of the Catholic Reformation?
All of the Above
Division would fuel issues that lasted for centuries.
Europe still remained divided into a Catholic south and a Protestant north.
The Catholic Reformation stopped the protestant reformation.
6
What is the main purpose of the "The Prince" written by Niccolo Machiavelli?
To preserve many of the Greek & Roman manuscripts for future generations.
To give advice and help guide rulers on how to gain power and keep power.
To help with the invention of the Airplane and Submarine.
To spread of the Ren. by studying Italian masters & his artistic engravings
7
What effect did Erasmus have on the world?
None of the above
He helped many of the homeless people in need during that time period.
He was able to change the way people ruled throughout the time period.
He was able to translate the Bible into vernacular language.
8
Who was Shakespeare?
A German monk&theologian who was the catalyst of the Protestant Reformation
Italian painter&sculptor known for his engineering, architecture&poems.
TheHoly Roman Emperor during the time of Martin Luthers Reformation Efforts
A poet&playwright born in England. He wrote 37 plays between 1590&1613.
9
What book did Baldassare Castiglione write?
The Book of the Courtier
Institutes of the Christian Religion
95 Theses
The Prince
10
How did the printing press change the world?
The printing press gave people less time cause they all wanted to just read
The printing press gave people more free time which led to a rise in crime
The printing press gave people access to more books and information.
The printing press allowed people to become lazy and only want to read.
11
Circle nominations of churches that can trace their religious backgrounds to the Anabapists.
Baptists
Mennonites
None of the above
Amish
12
What was the first book created by using the printing press by Johann Gutenburg?
One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish
Romeo and Juliet
The Quran
The Gutenburg Bible
13
Who was the role of the Medici family in the Italian Renaissance?
They were famous inventors that started the Renaissance
None of the above
They helped fund the Renaissance and helped make Florence the center of it
They helped with the end of the Italian Renaissance
14
Who created the Heliocentric Theory?
Rene Descartes
Isaac Newton
Nicolaus Copernicus
Galileo
15
What is one of the main differences between Calvinism and Catholicism/Lutheranism?
The belief in multiple Gods
The belief in one God
The belief in human sacrifice
The belief in predestination
16
What book did Martin Luther publish that challenged the Catholic Church?
Macbeth
The Gutenburg Bible
95 Theses
The Prince
17
Who was the Danish astronomer who made detailed charts of the stars' movements?
Tycho Brahe
Isaac Newton
Rene Descartes
Galileo
18
What impact did Shakespeare have on the world?
All of the above
Shakespeare works are performed&he invented words& phrases still used today
Shakespeare discussed topics that are still relevant today.
Shakespeare wrote a book that helped with Catholic Reformation.
19
What is vernacular?
Everyday language
Extremely formal language
Confusing, hard to understand writing style
Vulgar language
20
Who created the Laws of Motion and Gravity?
Rene Descartes
Nicolaus Copernicus
Galileo
Isaac Newton
21
Where did Martin Luther write his book?
Paris, France
Geneva, Switzerland
Wittenburg, Germany
Normandy, Germany
22
What was the Act of Supremacy passed in 1534?
It made Henry the only supreme head on Earth of the Church of England
It made the Pope, the only supreme head on Earth of the Church of England
It made Shakespear, the only supreme head on Earth of the Church of England
It made Martin Lut. the only supreme head on Earth of the Church of England
23
What is Michelangelo most known for?
The Mona Lisa
The Statue of Liberty
The Statue of David
The Last Supper
24
What is a theocracy?
A government run by religious officials
A government run by elected officials
A government run by a King
A government run by organized groups
25
What was the Scientific Revolution?
A series of events that allowed for less thinking in the field of science
All of the above
A series of events that led to the end of modern science
A series of events that led to the birth of modern science
26
Who pioneered the invention of the printing press with moveable type?
Johann Gutenburg
William Shakespeare
Sir Thomas More
Martin Luther
27
What was the French philosopher who argued who clear thinking and reason to establish proof?
Isaac Newton
Rene Descartes
Galileo
Tycho Brahe
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How did Charles V give up his throne in the Holy Roman Empire?
He was defeated in an election for the throne.
He gave up his throne voluntarily
He was excommunicated from the Holy Roman Empire
He was beheaded for his progress ruling in the Holy Roman Empire
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Name three of Shakespeare’s famous works.
Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth and The Prince
A Midsummer’s Night, Romeo and Juliet, and Macbeth
Macbeth, A Midsummer’s Night and The Last Supper
The Book of Courtier, The Prince and A Midsummer’s Night
30
What is a barometer?
An instrument that allows people to travel through space.
An instrument that measures the amount of force
An instrument that measures air pressure.
An instrument that measures the acceleration of an object.
31
What type of persecution did Jews go through from Martin Luther?
Jews were celebrated for their uniqueness&confined to castles
Jews were confined into ghettos&given food for all of the hardship
Martin Luther started the beginning of the Holocaut
Many Jews were confined into ghettos&removed from certain sections of citys
32
What is Francesco Petrarch most known for?
He helped with the invention of the Airplane and Submarine.
He gave advice and helped guide rulers on how to gain power and keep power.
Helped the spread of the Ren. by studying Italian masters/his art engraving
He preserved many of the Greek/Roman manuscripts for future generations
33
Michelangelo designed the dome of St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome, this later was used as a model for what building?
The West Virginia Capitol Building
The White House
The Pentagon
The U.S. Capital
34
Who wrote Utopia describing the ideal society?
Francis Bacon
Shakespeare
Sir Thomas More
Erasmus
35
What caused tension with King Henry VIII and the Catholic Church?
King Henry VIII wanted an annulment & the pope refused his request
None of the Above
He and the pope had issues w/ the laws
Pope refused to allow him to commit war crimes against the Italians.
36
What was the importance of the Flanders region in northern Europe?
It was an important region for the marable used in the Italian Renaissance
It was an important industrial and financial center during the Renaissance
It was an important region for Italian Renaissance War
All of the above
37
How did the location of Italy have an impact on the beginning of the Renaissance?
It was located in Mediterranean Sea which allowed for tension
It had no impact on the beginning of the Renaissance.
It was located in Mediterranean Sea which allowed for a lot of trade
It was located in the Sahara Desert which allowed for no trade&diversity
38
What two inventions did Leonardo da Vinci sketch in his notebook years before they were invented?
The Airplane and Submarine
The Windmill and Wheel
The Airplane and Vehicle
The Tank and Helicopter
39
Who was put on trial for being a heretic (going against church teachings)?
Tycho Brahe
Isaac Newton
Rene Descartes
Galileo
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What did heliocentric mean?
An earth-centered model of the universe
The belief that hell does not exist
A sun-centered model of the universe
The belief that heaven does not exist

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