Why was the printing press such an important invention?

Raised literacy rate and allowed for the exchange of ideas

What were the causes of the crusades?

reunited Christendom and regained holy land

Why was Leonardo da Vinci considered the ultimate Renaissance Man?

He was an inventor, painter, sculptor, visionary,

What were Martin Luther's key beliefs?

Salvation by faith alone and bible sole truth

What role did Elizabeth I play in the English Reformation?

Allowed for the formation of new Anglican Church

Technological advancements during the age of exploration?

Triangular sails, caravel, magnetic compass

Humanists tended to focus on what key areas?

Human potential and achievement

What was the astrolabe?

Navigational instrument used for latitude

What was the Columbian Exchange?

Global transfer of food, plants, animals

What were the effects of the crusades?

Lasting hatred between Muslims and Christians

Explain why the Renaissance began in Italy?

Wealthy merchants, flourishing cities, and no disease

What beliefs did the Catholic Church reaffirm at the Council of Trent?

Bible/church equal, salvation by faith/good works

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1
How did Muslims create a vast trading network?
first transworld airlines
Millions of camels
common currency and language
careful planning
2
Why was the printing press such an important invention?
It help stop the spread of the plague
Raised literacy rate and allowed for the exchange of ideas
It allowed monks and nuns to go back to preaching
Birthday cards were now available in bulk
3
What was the cause of division between Sunni and Shi'a?
Weapons of mass destruction
The Quran
Leardership (Caliph)
Saddam Hussein
4
What were the causes of the crusades?
Economicdecline and need for social change
reunited Christendom and regained holy land
Defeated Alexandria,
United Sainthood and took Persia
5
Explorer who is credited with opening up trade between Europe and the Americas?
Columbus
Diaz
Magellan
Columbo
6
Why was Leonardo da Vinci considered the ultimate Renaissance Man?
He was an inventor, plumber, recycler, painter
He was an inventor, painter, sculptor, visionary,
He was a missionary, artist, and father
He was a preacher, holyman, monk, and missionary
7
Chinese explorer that led seven overseas voyages?
Jiang Jieshi
Papa John
Prince Henry
Zheng He
8
What were Martin Luther's key beliefs?
Salvation by faith alone and bible sole truth
Bible and church equal
Predestination
Bible sole truth along with teh church
9
What role did Elizabeth I play in the English Reformation?
Wrote plays for Shakespeare
Defeated Spanish agression
Allowed for the formation of new Anglican Church
Married King Phillip I
10
What English king took control of the church when the Pope refused to grant him a divorce?
King Louis XIV
King William II
King Phillip I
King Henry VIII
11
Technological advancements during the age of exploration?
purple dye, barges,parascope
Triangular sails, caravel, magnetic compass
Sundial, compass, long-boats
canoes, paddles, rectangular sails
12
Humanists tended to focus on what key areas?
Child labor laws, overtime
human right and human achievement
Human potential and achievement
over population and human rights
13
What was John Calvin's key belief?
Predestination
Church was the sole truth
Savation by faith
Bible sole truth
14
What was the astrolabe?
It is the name of the international spacestation
Navigational instrument used for latitude
Instrument used for direction
Navigational instrument used for longitude
15
First explorer to circumnavigate the world?
Magellan
Zheng He
Pizzaro
Vasco de Gama
16
At what events were ideas most often spread from one culture to another?
class reunions and funerals
pizza party
conquest, migration, trading
meetings , observatories
17
What was the Columbian Exchange?
Foriegn student exchange program
The exchange of ideas
Global transfer of food, plants, animals
Columbians moving to Europe
18
What was the major contribution of Ibn Sina?
Medicines
Travel journal
World Atlas
Medical Encyclopiedia
19
What were the effects of the crusades?
Napolian ruling all of Europe
No jobs, millions of Christians dead
Lasting hatred between Muslims and Christians
Peasents out of work, king's without kingdoms
20
What was the major contribution of Ibn Battuta?
Invented salt
Muslim Prophet
Islamic Historian
Bred camels
21
Explain why the Renaissance began in Italy?
Great ports, wealthy merchants and lots of Muslims
Rolling hills, Romans, and christianity
Wealthy merchants, flourishing cities, and no disease
Great ports, good wine, beautiful women
22
What beliefs did the Catholic Church reaffirm at the Council of Trent?
No changes needed
Protestant reform was good; church needed change
Bible/church equal, salvation by faith/good works
Luther was right, there should be no indulgences
23
Who was Muhammad?
One True Prophet
Muslim Ruler
Arab Prince
Muslim God

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