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Duplicate of Middle Ages and Renaissance
Duplicate of Middle Ages and Renaissance
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This Renaissance astronomer documented moons moving around the planet Jupiter
Keppler
Copernicus
Ptolemy
Galileo
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This innovative material compound developed in the Middle Ages. ( C mixed with Fe )
iron
bronze
steel
copper
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This top position in the Catholic Church granted kings 'divine right' to govern his people.
The Pope
The Pastor
The Archbishop of Canterbury
The Cardinal
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The starting point of the Renaissance era is...
modern day France.
modern day England.
modern day Germany.
modern day Italy.
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Feudalism included monarchies, but one could say that...
theocratic law influenced society.
kings always ignored religious leaders.
scientific thinking limited religious government.
serfs had guaranteed rights.
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Copernicus theorized a
heliocentric
model of the solar system which means...
the Sun revolves around the Earth.
the Earth revolves around the Sun.
the earth does not rotate.
all planets revolve around the earth.
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The Magna Carta was written in Latin which comes from the Ancient....
Greeks
Romance
Romanovs
Romans
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This Renaissance sculptor and painter was famous for the Sistine Chapel and Pietá.
Michelangelo
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Donatello
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The Renaissance was a rebirth of this ancient civilization's philosophy and knowledge.
China and Japan
Germany and Great Britain
Greece and Rome
Mexico and El Salvador
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This famous Renaissance artist painted the "Mona Lisa" and the "{Last Supper"
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Ralpheal
Donatello
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This Renaissance scientist's research established laws of gravity, mass, and motion.
Stephen Hawking
Michael Faraday
Albert Einstein
Isaac Newton
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The event known as the Bubonic Plague a in Europe affected...
only farmers, servants, and other poor people.
only criminals or homeless who lived in cities.
everyone.
poor people but spared kings, lords, and clergy.
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The beginnings of the Middle Ages is marked by this gradual event.
The Fall of the Mesopotamian Empire
The Fall of the Egyptian Empire
The Fall of the Carolingian Empire
The Fall of the Roman Empire
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Kings of Europe governed their kingdoms atop this system of loyalty, protection, and economy.
Egalitarianism
Communism
Capitalism
Feudalism
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The Crusades contributed to the European economy by....
linking Viking war strategies.
conquering the Middle East and ruling it to modern times.
linking Europe with Middle East trade and knowledge.
linking Europe to the Americas and tobacco.
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King John, for abuse of his power, was forced to sign the ________________.
The Ninety-Five Theses
The Constitution
Magna Carta
The Bill of Rights
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These types of governments formed naturally all over Europe after the fall of Rome.
theocracies
democracies
totalitarian dictatorships
monarchies
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Feudalism
- This lowest class of society was the largest population and supplied hard labor.
serfs
indentured servants
slaves
ragamuffins
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This event marked the end of the Middle Ages.
The Ebola Virus
The Black Death
Mt. Vesuvius Eruption
Noah's Flood
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The
big idea
about the Magna Carta is....
it makes special cases for the king to break the law.
it limits government power.
it makes government authority come from God.
it provides unlimited government power.