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Malone ED 112 - Unit 1 - Quiz 1
Malone ED 112 - Unit 1 - Quiz 1
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1
Helen Keller went on to become the first deaf and blind person to . . .
. . . work as editor of a newspaper.
. . . drive a car by herself.
. . . write a published book.
. . . graduate from college.
2
Where did Luther publicly post his complaints against the Roman Catholic Church?
Wittenberg, Germany
Florence, Italy
Brussels, Belgium
Rotterdam, Netherlands
3
What was the line that the serpent used to successfully tempt Eve to sin?
". . . you shall became as great as man."
". . . you and your husband shall live forever in joy."
". . . you will be like God knowing good from evil."
". . . you will rule the Earth and all its creatures."
4
Helen Keller's amazing life was sparked by her ground-breaking teacher, _____.
Florence Nightengale
Abigail Adams
Dolly Madison
Anne Sullivan
5
Which current K-12 school subject was NOT directly affected by the Italian Renaissance?
calculus
American Government
drama
geometry
6
It is estimated that roughly _________ of all Europeans died during the Black Death.
two-thirds
three-fifths
one-third
one-fourth
7
What law of 1787 not only banned slavery in the Ohio Valley but also set aside free land for schools in every township?
Articles of Confederation
US Constitution
Northwest Ordinance
Emancipation Proclamation
8
To the Puritans, the Bible was the source of statements that were always true, also known as, _____.
particulars
moralisms
maxims
absolutes
9
The primary way in which art of the Renaissance improved upon Middle Ages art what its new accuracy with _______.
symmetry
spiritual meaning
realism
natural backgrounds
10
Which is NOT a core American legal principle that arose from Reformation theology?
innocent until proven guilty
separation of powers
consent of the governed
limited government
11
In 1572, over 2,000 Protestants loyal to Calvin were murdered by Catholic forces in what city?
Wittenberg
London
Paris
Geneva
12
The first schools for colonial children had no textbooks, instead they used _____ with the alphabet and Lord's Prayer.
psalmists
prayer boards
hornbooks
preacher's paddles
13
In 1095 AD, what city was the capital of the Byzantine Empire?
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Istanbul
Carthage
14
In 1095 AD, Emperor Alexios really just wanted _________ from the pope, instead he got 200 years of unwanted Crusaders.
grains and wool
mercenary knights
rolling catapults
a loan of gold and silver
15
Who invented the moveable-type printing press in 1455?
Da Vinci
Newton
Gutenberg
Michaelangelo
16
During the 14th century Europe was struck by the bubonic plague in an event now known as:
The Black Death
The Deathly Plague
The Bubonic Abyss
The Rats of Hades
17
On positive effect of the Crusades was the expansion of the overland trade routes connecting Asia with Europe - the __.
Silk Road
Saudi Trail
Great Crusade
Path of Pearls
18
To pay for the Crusades, the pope authorized the selling of _____ - the official forgiveness of sins.
indulgences
purgatories
misdemeanors
catechisms
19
Why were literacy and schooling so important to Puritan families?
They wanted their children to move up the social ladder to nobility.
They believed that their children were spiritual princes and princesses.
They were fierce entrepreneurs who loved to start their own businesses.
They wanted their children to read the Bible for themselves.
20
During the Dark Ages, who kept alive the wisdom of the ancient Greeks and Romans?
monks
librarians
popes
priests
21
In his famous defense at the Diet of Worms in 1521, how did Luther famously end his speech?
"Glory to God, now do your worst."
"Here I stand . . ."
"That is all, let God now do his work."
"It is finished."
22
During the Dark Ages tens of thousands of European warriors tried to invade the Middle East in an event known as:
The Reformation
The Silk Migration
The Crusades
The Byzantine Flood
23
Often overlooked, in the 1600s the Ottoman Turks almost conquered Europe stopped only at Vienna by winged horsemen from:
Poland
Spain
England
Norway
24
During the early Renaissance which of NOT a kingdom of northern Italy that rose to economic power?
Genoa
Milan
Venice
Brussels
25
The Reformers were used to obeying God's written Word, so in time they rejected all-powerful royals in favor of . . .
. . . the rule of law.
. . . rule of the majority.
. . . theocracy.
. . . direct democracy.
26
In the 1800s, Christian reformers moved services for the disabled out of cities into rural asylums under _____ programs.
All God's Love
Moral Treatment
Progressivism
Abolitionism
27
Educational reformer, Horace Mann, conceived of special training schools for new teachers called:
normal schools
parochial schools
instruction centers
pedagogy schools
28
The Reformers based much of their anti-Catholic Church theology on I Peter 2:9's phrase: "the _____ of believers".
security
divinity
priesthood
sanctification
29
Before being cast out of heaven, Lucifer rejected his created place as a/an ___ saying, "I will be like the Most High".
particular
Morning Star
spirit
absolute
30
Actually, Martin Luther's primary job was a/an:
professor/teacher
playwright/artist
botanist/gardener
printer/artisan