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How long did a serf need to say in the city before becoming a freeman?
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RENAISSANCE Review: Alex, Chase
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How long did a serf need to say in the city before becoming a freeman?
366 days
1 day and 1 year
None of the above
5 years
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What was Martin Luther known for
He wrote the 95 Thesis
He started the Protestant Revolution
All of the above
He formed the Luthuran Church
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When and why were serfs able to earn more money?
The black death killed many workers
They protested and won in the Peasent Revolt
They wanted to move to towns
They needed to serve in the 100 year war
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Who are parishioners?
People who taught chrisianity
People who went to church
Nun
The head of the church
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What are two things that happened as a result of the invention of the printing press?
-more literacy
-cheaper books
-easier to spread ideas
all of the above
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What led to the Peasants’ Revolt
The invasion of Spain by the Napolean
The Black death
High taxes to fund the 100 years war
They saw the nobles partying with the tax payers dollars.
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What is a republic?
Power is held by the king
Power is held by the people
Power is held by the nobles
Power is held by the church
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Which two people mentioned in the chapter drew detailed, accurate drawings about human anatomy.
Michelangelo and Da Vinci
Vesalius and Brunelleschi
Da Vinci and Vesalius
Vesalius and Michelangelo
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As a result of the Catholic Counter-Reformation, priests received ___________.
a better pay
more freedoms
the right to marry
a better education
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What is a definition for imperialism?
Extends its power over another territory and its people and resources
A social system in which people worked for nobles who gave land in return
Establishing colonies
The policy of territorial or economic expansion.
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How did medieval people believe the plague was transmitted?
Through smelling
Through Touch
Through eating
Respiratory droplets are spread most readily by coughing or sneezing.
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What is a definition for expansionism?
A social system in which people worked for nobles who gave land in return
Extends its power over another territory and its people and resources
The actions of a countries goal is to expand its power and territory.
Establishing colonies
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The silk road was one road that linked Europe to Asia
False
True
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What kind of books became available to the public during the Renaissance?
Greek and Roman Texts
All of the above
Of the Venacular
Islamic scientific writings
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What are the two steps before becoming a master at a trade?
Journeyman to Apprentice
Trainee to Master
Apprentice to Journeyman
Guild to Master
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What is usury?
Giving a portion of your crop to the church
Buying a portion of land you need to share
Charging tax on a purchase
Charging Interest on a loan
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Rats passed the black death to people.
True
False
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Which people did Prince Henry want to convert so they could help in a crusade?
The people of Africa
The people of Japan
The people of Italy
The people of Spain
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Where was Columbus from and what monarchs supported him? Which of the following is correct. (one right answer)
King Ferdinand
Queen Isabella
He was from Genoa, Italy
All of the above
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Were their laws to regulate cleaniness the streets in Medivial towns
True
False
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Most of the Atlantic slave trade was carried out by merchants from where?
Portugal
France
England
Spain
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Who wrote the Prince
Machiavelli
Martin Luther
Isabella D’Este
Sheaksphere
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What two religions were involved in the Crusades?
Taoism and Hinduism
Shintoism and Judaism
Christianity and Islam
Buddism and confucianism
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What is a current example of a monarchy?
Canada
America
Japan
UK
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Why was Marco Polo famous?
He was a pope
He wrote books about his travels
He was the french king
He was a christain missionary
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The methods used by the Portuguese to control trade with India were peaceful.
True
False
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What was the main good imported from China?
Silk
Gunpowder
Books
Furniture
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What percentage of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas remained after European colonization?
20%
40%
10%
30%
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Why did medieval Europeans not charge usury?
They cared for the peasants working for low wages
It was considered sinful
They didn't know what a usury was
The noble banned the use of usury
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Which artist believed that math was the secret to understand the universe?
Veselius
Donnatello
Da Vinci
Brunelleschi
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What is Christine de Pizan known for?
She is ruled her husbands land while he was at war
She is the first professional woman writer.
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Where were Genoa and Venice located?
Genoa is the west coast and Venice is the east coast of Italy
On either side of the top of the boot at the coast in Italy
Genoa is the east coast and Venice is the west coast of Italy
On the hinterland
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What did artists start to do in the Renaissance that would have been considered sinful in the Middle Ages?
Paint normal babies instead of humonculi
Earn money from their work
Sign their work
Add realistic details/lighting
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In the late Middle Ages, there was an increase in the use of gunpowder. Who would this most have affected?
Serfs
The Crown
Knights
Nobles
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Why did people question their religion during and after the Black Death?
Their doctors were uneffective
The plague spread too fast
Their prayers to save people had not worked.
People saw the Black Death as a punishment from god
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Everyone paid a portion of their crops or earnings to the Church. What is that called?
Church Tax
Tithe
Sharescropping
THE GOVERNMENT
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What was the strongest currency in Italy
Florence
Florin
Deutsche Mark
Euro
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What did Savonarola think was wrong with the Catholic church?
All of the above
They were corrupt in money
They sold indulgences
People bought church titles
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Where is humanism believed to have started?
Northern Italian States
Central Europe (France and Britian)
Rome and Greece in the Ancient Period
Southern Italian States
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The ship belonging to whom was the first to circumnavigate the globe?
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Ferdinand Magellan
Francis Drake
Vasco de Gama
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What navigational instrument was used to find the latitude
All of the above
Astrolabe
Crosstaff
Backstaff
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Why was Sir Francis Drake so famous?
He destroyed many Spanish ships
He found the actual slik ocean road.
He was the first person to circumnavigate the globe
He was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe
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Why would a Renaissance Christian leader support an expansionist worldview?
To gain knowlage (through exposure of other cultures)
To gain members (also money and power)
To expand territory (by waging war)
To recruit soldiers from different nations
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If someone is excommunicated, what does that mean? Who was excommunicated?
They are kicked out of the catholic church. Martin Luther
They are kicked out of the catholic church. Salvorana
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What navigational instrument is used for finding the direction a ship is travelling?
Compass
Crosstaff
Astrolabe
Backstaff
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Where did the Portuguese set up forts and trading colonies?
At the pennisula in Southern Europe (boot)
Across southern Asia and in the Indian Ocean.
Lake Texcoco
On the Iberian Pennisula
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Which three players were involved in the Treaty of Tordesillas?
All of the above
Pope
Spain
Portugal
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What classical concept was most important to the Renaissance Humanists?
The goal for bravery and conquest
The dignity and potential of the individual.
The need for everyone to work hard as a group
The strength of a nation
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What time period did the Humanists believe was best?
The Age of Enlightment
The Classical period
The Age of Exploration
The Roman Antiquity
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What was Galileo charged with? What did he do to avoid execution?
He was charged with heresy but he published his ideas to avoid exectuion
He was charged with heresy but recounted his ideas to avoid exection
