Duplicate of Ren and Reform Test

Question 1

da Vinci's most famous works include The Last Supper and

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the Mona Lisa

Question 2

The way of thought that focused on human beings and their potential for achievement was called

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humanism

Question 3

The court that tried people for not holding Catholic views was called the

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Inquisition

Question 4

The printing press encouraged more authors to write in the vernacular, or their own

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native language

Question 5

The Flemish artist Pieter Bruegel often portrayed scenes of everyday life, as in his painting

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Peasant Dance

Question 6

The Renaissance moved into Northern Europe because

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All are true

Question 7

The term Renaissance means

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rebirth

Question 8

Ignatius of Loyola founded the

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Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

Question 9

People who broke away with the Catholic Church during and after the 1500s are called

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Protestants

Question 10

The Italian city along the Arno River that was ruled by the Medici family was

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Florence

Question 11

To produce the appearance of three dimensions on a flat surface, artists use

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perspective

Question 12

Martin Luther broke away from the Catholic church for all the following except

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he wanted to divorce his wife

Question 13

Henry VIII started the Church of England when the pope would not allow him to

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divorce his wife

Question 14

A person who travels abroad to do religious work is called a

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missionary

Question 15

The printing press worked by pressing paper against a tray of

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metal type

Question 16

da Vinci, who excelled in many fields, is an example of a

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Renaissance Man

Question 17

Martin Luther was a German monk who challenged the authority of

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the Catholic Church

Question 18

The printing press was invented by

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Johann Gutenberg

Question 19

The plays Hamlet and A Midsummer Night's Dream were written by

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William Shakespeare

Question 20

Experiments with lenses led to the development of the

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telescope

Question 21

The novel Don Quixote was written by Spanish author

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Miguel de Cervantes

Question 22

Most of Shakespeare's plays were originally performed at the

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Globe Theater

Question 23

Martin Luther believed that the only source of religious truth was

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the Bible

Question 24

The Italian poet and scholar who helped reintroduce the works of classical writers was named

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Petrach

Question 25

All of the following helped Italy become the birthplace of the Renaissance except

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wars forced artists to flee Italy

Question 26

The Catholic Church promised relaxation of earthly penalty for sin if people purchased

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indulgences

Question 27

Dante Alighieri's masterpiece is a long poem called

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The Divine Comedy

Question 28

The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome was painted by

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Michelangelo

Question 29

The period from 1558 to 1603 when Queen Elizabeth ruled England became known as the

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Elizabethan Age

Question 30

The Catholic Church established the Inquisition in an attempt to

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halt the spread of Protestantism

Question 31

John Calvin argued that Christians could not

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earn salvation

Question 32

Pope Clement V decided to move the center of the Catholic Church to

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Avignon, France

Question 33

During the Great Schism, the Catholic Church had two different

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popes

Question 34

The Society of Jesus, or Jesuits, were Catholics who

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sent missionaries around the world

Question 35

The idea that God chooses people for salvation before they are born is called

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predestination

Question 36

The movement of opposition to the Catholic Church became known as

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the Reformation

Question 37

In 1517, Martin Luther wrote out his disputes with the Church in the

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Ninety-Five Theses

Question 38

A patron is a person who encourages and supports

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artists

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