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Someone who controls the process of making an item from start to finish.
welder
artisan
janitor
philosopher
2
This weekend the Church because there were three popes at the same time.
The Council of Trent
The Great Schism
The Reformation
The Crusades
3
She was a famous and successful painter during the Renaissance.
Sofonisba Anquissola
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Christine de Pizan
Bloody Mary
4
One of the oldest writing systems, it made use of clay tablets and styli.
hieroglyphics
sumerian
cuneiform
greek
5
Which of the following were built to reach up to the gods, but not used as temples?
Mexican Pyramids
Sumerian Pyramids
Alien Pyramids
Egyptian Pyramids
6
Who said it: "only philosophers can see the true world of forms, others are in the cave."
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Heraclitus
7
Who said it: "G-d is the prime mover."
Pericles
Atahualpa
Aquinas
Clovis
8
He was kidnapped, ransomed, converted and murdered by a Spanish conquistador.
Atahualpa
Montezuma II
Aquinas
Machiavelli
9
He nailed 95 Theses to the door of the church to complain about Catholic practices.
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
John Wycliffe
10
She was the first woman to make her living as an author, she also supported education for girls
Nancy Machiavelli
Christine de Pizan
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Sofonisba Anquissola
11
A slave of the Spartans who was forced to do farm work.
shelob
shelot
helot
shallot
12
This was the Catholic response to the Reformation, it was an attempt to keep Catholics Catholic
The Council of Trent
The Edict of Nantes
The New Reformation
The Treaty of Westphalia
13
Who was allowed to vote in the early democracy in Athens?
only women who wore veils
only men who owned property
only women who refused to wear veils
only men who own no property
14
Who said it: "Love your enemies..."
Jesus
Socrates
Saladin
Charlemagne
15
What was the purpose of the code of chivalry?
To control women, because they were killing machines
to control peasants because they are farming machines
to control knights because they were washing machines
to control knights because they were killing machines
16
Who said it: "The ends justify the means."
Montezuma
More
Machiavelli
Michaelangelo
17
This was made worse by the decision to farm sugarcane in the Caribbean and Brazil.
Guest worker abuse
Slavery
Indentured servitude
Mercantilism
18
She married two kings, bore two kings, and was a patron of the arts, especially troubadours.
Eleanor of Astrafame
Eleanor of Aspartame
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Eleanor of Aquafresh
19
He conquered the Aztecs with the help of disease, guns, and helpful tribes who hated the Aztecs
Ponce de Leon
Pizarro
Columbus
Cortez
20
Who said it: "The unexamined life is not worth living."
Socrates
Heraclitus
Thales
Plato
21
Very powerful over short distances, but slow to reload.
crossbow
longbow
short bow
beau bow
22
The economic system based on a favorable trade balance - more exports than imports.
Mercantilism
Capitalism
Communism
Socialism
23
She heard voices of saints and led the French to victory in the Hundred Years' War
Jane of Arc
Jean of Arc
Joan of Arc
Joan of Arch
24
Incas used these instead of writing.
Quintiles
Kippot
Quipus
Quests
25
Very powerful over long distances, deadly at closer range and led to the end of the knights
Uzi
crossbow
short bow
longbow
26
He painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, but was an angry artist.
Rafael
Michaelangelo
Splinter
Leonardo da Vinci
27
This killed one-third of Europeans, and weakened the Church, but ended serfdom for most.
The Spanish Inquisition
Smallpox
The Black Death
Influenza
28
This featured perspective and proportion that allowed three dimensions in painting.
Roman Art
Greek Art
Reformation Art
Renaissance Art
29
These provided women with more economic opportunities than they had before.
The Council of Trent
95 Theses
guilds
Spartan family values
30
This religion featured human sacrifice with hearts being cut out on the top of temples.
Inca religion
Aztec religion
Lutheranism
Catholicism
31
Aztec legends told this winged serpent god would return as a bearded white man.
Quetzacooty
Quetzalcoatl
Quincycoapi
Questlove
32
Lay investiture is the effort of a king to do which of the following?
sell indulgences
get divorces
choose bishops
choose popes
33
Floating gardens of Tenochtitlan that provided food for the Aztec empire.
Chinaprops
Chimpanas
Chinampas
Chimneypoos
34
He was sold into slavery as a teen, and wrote a book about the Middle Passage after he escaped
Oliver Equalnio
Olaudah Equiano
Olaudah Ronaldinho
Olympe de Gouge
35
Who said it: "A man cannot step into the same river twice..."
Thales
Heraclitus
Plato
Socrates
36
The first document to limit the power of a king.
English Common Law
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
37
She earned her nickname while executing thousands of people who disagreed with her religion
Vlad the Impaler
Mumra the Everliving
Bloody Mary
Merciless Margie
38
He was the prototypical Renaissance Man - a great painter, engineer, inventor, scientist...
Michaelangelo
Donatello
Leonardo
Rafael
39
He believed in predestination and denied that we have free will.
Martin Luther
Atahualpa
John Calvin
Hernan Cortez
40
Which of these is not a power of the Pope?
excommunication
interdiction
choosing priests
choosing bishops
41
He conquered the Inca with the help of disease, guns, and kidnapping the king.
Atahualpa
Pizarro
Cortez
Columbus
42
He had six wives as he tried for a male heir. All of his kids eventually ruled England.
King Henry VIII
King William the Conqueror
King Phillip II
Frederick Barbarossa
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He wrote a book about Utopia, but did not support Henry VIII's divorce, so he was beheaded.
John Wycliffe
Thomas More
Thomas Aquinas
Erasmus