The humanist movement in the 15th century shifted from...?

A life of solitude to a life of civic duty

Lutheranism believed that salvation was achieved by...?

their faith in the promises of God

Machiavelli's book The Prince was most concerned with...?

the acquisition and expansion of political power to restore order

New features of Renaissance monarchs were...?

Their efforts to control the church in their lands, The amount of royal authority they had

The two most important developments in Renaissance art were...?

Laws of Perspective and Anatomical Structure

The Act of Supremacy of 1534 declared what?

the king was the only supreme head on earth of the Church of England

What happened during the Counter-Reformation?

The Catholic Church underwent a revitalization

Renaissance Humanism was...?

an intellectual movement based on the study of Classical Antiquity

The English Reformation was caused by what?

King Henry VIII wanting to divorce his wife

Raphael, Michelangelo, and Leonardo Da Vinci sought to create...?

the ideal standards of beauty as divine beauty

The Printing Press allowed the peasantry to have access to religious texts which inspired...?

individual interpretations of the Bible

Renaissance artists strived to make their artwork...?

convince onlookers of the reality of the object or event they portrayed

Calvinism believes what about God?

He is all powerful and has predestined people to achieve salvation or not

The Renaissance was an age of recovery from...?

The Black Death, Political disorder

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1
The Italian Renaissance emphasized...?
Reforming the church
Trade networks
City building
Individual ability
2
The humanist movement in the 15th century shifted from...?
A life of solitude to a life of civic duty
A life of solitude to a life devoted to the church
A life of civic duty to a life of solitude
It didn't change at all
3
What group single-handedly restored Catholicism to parts of Germany and eastern Europe?
Sufis
Teutonic Order
Jesuits
Franciscans
4
The goal of the Northern Renaissance Humanism was to...?
live a life of solitude
spread Protestantism
study Classic Antiquity
reform Christendom
5
Lutheranism believed that salvation was achieved by...?
their strict following of biblical law
conforming to societies standards
purifying themselves through good deeds
their faith in the promises of God
6
Machiavelli's book The Prince was most concerned with...?
the acquisition and expansion of political power to restore order
detailing the emergence of mercantile society
depicting the biblical fall of man
the moral principals that all rulers had
7
New features of Renaissance monarchs were...?
Their election was based on a supernatural power
Their efforts to control the church in their lands
The amount of royal authority they had
Obedience towards the papacy
8
The two most important developments in Renaissance art were...?
Laws of Perspective and Anatomical Structure
Bizarre Juxtapositions and Anatomical Structure
Quick Brushstrokes and laws of perspective
Abstract Forms and Quick Brushstrokes
9
The Act of Supremacy of 1534 declared what?
The Church of England had to be destroyed
the king was the only supreme head on earth of the Church of England
the King of England had to obey the papacy
The King of England had to abdicate his throne to the Pope
10
The Renaissance was a rebirth of what...?
The Neolithic Revolution
Classical Antiquity
The Middle Ages
The Bronze Age
11
What happened during the Counter-Reformation?
The Catholic Church waged war against Protestants
The Church of England split from the papacy
The Pope neglected his spiritual duties
The Catholic Church underwent a revitalization
12
Renaissance Humanism was...?
a movement to reform Christendom
about discovering truths about the world, religion, and politics
an intellectual movement based on the study of Classical Antiquity
a movement that developed concepts of mathematics, physics, and biology
13
The English Reformation was caused by what?
War between Protestants and Catholics
The arrest of the Pope
King Henry VIII wanting to divorce his wife
The syncretizing of Islam and Christianity
14
Raphael, Michelangelo, and Leonardo Da Vinci sought to create...?
biomorphic and perverse symbolic images
the ideal standards of beauty as divine beauty
abstract illusions and interpretations of religious figures
extreme angles and garish colors to represent emotions
15
Who was the father of Italian Renaissance Humanism?
Lorenzo de Medici
Petrarch
Aristotle
Da Vinci
16
Renaissance art made what the focus of attention?
Animals
Scenery
Objects
Humans
17
The Printing Press allowed the peasantry to have access to religious texts which inspired...?
individual interpretations of the Bible
the church to eliminate corruption
universal ideas on the meanings of the Bible
for rulers to enact religious tolerance in their kingdoms
18
Renaissance artists strived to make their artwork...?
radically distorted in order to evoke moods or ideas
unnerving and illogical in order to express the unconscious mind
convince onlookers of the reality of the object or event they portrayed
a commentary on culturally diverse, and technologically advanced societies
19
The Peace of Augsburg formally acknowledged what?
The syncretizing of Lutheranism and Christianity
The religious toleration of Christianity
The division of Christianity
The elimination of Lutheranism
20
Calvinism believes what about God?
There is no proof that God exists
He is not all powerful and can not give salvation
He is all powerful and has predestined people to achieve salvation or not
He will grant salvation if people worship him and offer tribute to him
21
The Renaissance was an age of recovery from...?
The Black Death
Political disorder
Mongol Attacks
Invasive Flora

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