What is the 95 Thesis?

argument against bad church practices

What was the primary goal of Christian Humanists like Erasmus?

Reform the Church & get more people to read Christian works

Howdid Elizabeth I of England demonstrate the power of England under her rule?

restoredProtestantism in England; defeated da Spanish Armada

___________ = mostly Catholic. _____________ = mostly Protestant.

France & Italy ::: England & German States

Whydid Martin Luther turn against the Catholic Church and post the Ninety-FiveThesis?

Catholic Church began enacting policy outside its doctrine

Which of the following is NOT one of the causes of the Italian Renaissance?

Martin Luther publishes his 95 Theses in Wittenburg

Howdid the invention of the printing press effect the Catholic Church?

greater criticism ofthe church cuz more people read bible

Which of the following describes Renaissance art?

Realistic focus on individuals & worldly/secular topics

Painting done on wet plaster like concrete

Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Protestant Reformation?

Pope Julius II called for a spiritual revolution

Martin Luther’s Ninety-Five Thesis and Henry VIII’s “Act of Supremacy” contributed to

the decline in the power of the Catholic Church

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What is the 95 Thesis?
the amount of homework you have to do in bible college
argument against bad church practices
argument against Protestants when they split from Catholics
the training a priest receives in a monastery
2
What was the primary goal of Christian Humanists like Erasmus?
Overthrow the pope and the Catholic Church
Re-start the Spanish Inquisition to win over more converts
Reform the Church & get more people to read Christian works
Attack scientists who were threatening the Church's view
3
Howdid Elizabeth I of England demonstrate the power of England under her rule?
restoredProtestantism in England; defeated da Spanish Armada
defeatedthe French when they invaded Scottland and Ireland
allowedCatholics to live in the north practice their faith
she rounded up Catholics toconvert them
4
Theuse of indulgences and simony by the church after the Renaissance led tothe
The Northern Renaissance
The Counter Reformation
Protestant Reformation
Scientific Revolution
5
Copernicus, Galileo, and Isaac Newton belong to what historical time period?
The Protestant Reformation
The Renaissance
The Middle Ages
The Scientific Revolution
6
___________ = mostly Catholic. _____________ = mostly Protestant.
England & Germany ::: France & Italy
France & Italy ::: England & German States
7
To divorce his wife, this English king broke from Catholicism and made the Church of England
Henry VIII
Ulrich Zwingli
Martin Luther
Jean Calvin
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Wrote The 95 Theses attacking the corruption of the Catholic Church; later broke away from it
Desiderius Erasmus
Christine de Pizan
Martin Luther
Charles V
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Whydid Martin Luther turn against the Catholic Church and post the Ninety-FiveThesis?
CatholicChurch eliminated all other religions
CatholicChurch began using too many icons
CatholicChurch began to identify many people as nonbelievers
Catholic Church began enacting policy outside its doctrine
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Which of the following is NOT one of the causes of the Italian Renaissance?
Increased contact with the Middle East after the Crusades
More trade and better wages meant people were wealthier
After the Black Plague, people lost faith in the Church
Martin Luther publishes his 95 Theses in Wittenburg
11
This writer is known for his book on how to gain and keep power, titled "The Prince"
Marcus Petrarch
Leonardo da Vinci
Jesus Messacio
Niccolo Machiavelli
12
Howdid the invention of the printing press effect the Catholic Church?
Printerscould now produce mass copies
it brought political conflicts between church and state
mass in Latin allowed for people to understand the words
greater criticism ofthe church cuz more people read bible
13
Which of the following describes Renaissance art?
Religious focus with little emphasis on realism
Abstract depictions of concepts like "eternity" or "harmony"
Realistic focus on individuals & worldly/secular topics
Geometric style using shapes and beautiful calligraphy
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He was a painter, sculptor, inventor, scientist, and mathematician. A true "Renaissance Man".
Jesus Messacio
Niccolo Machiavelli
Leonardo da Vinci
Marco Petrarch
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The printing of the Bible in various vernaculars (languages) helped
explain good reasons for executing children in their sleep
end the crusades in Northern Africa
promote the appointment of a new Pope
spread Renaissance ideas
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freedom to question due to the Renaissance and the weakening authority of the church led to
The Northern Renaissance
The Counter Reformation
The Protestant Reformation
The Scientific Revolution
17
What is a fresco?
A machine that allows copies to be made very quickly
Traditional Italian dish invented during the Renaissance
Painting done on wet plaster like concrete
A type of sculpture popularized in the Renaissance
18
Which pair of ideas were central to the Scientific Revolution?
Socialstability and economic sufficiently
Observationand experimentation
Technologyand military expansion
Scarcityand interdependence
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Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Protestant Reformation?
People were upset at the sale of indulgences and simony
Popes acted more like earthly kings than spiritual leaders
Clergymen of the Catholic Church had become too corrupt
Pope Julius II called for a spiritual revolution
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Martin Luther’s Ninety-Five Thesis and Henry VIII’s “Act of Supremacy” contributed to
the decline in the power of the Catholic Church
a return to feudalism as a political system
anincreased sense of nationalism in England
questioned the status quo and sought to improve mankind

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