How was Martin Luther treated by the Pope and Emperor after posting the 95 Theses?

excommunicated and banished from the empire

Why did the Renaissance begin in the city-states of Italy?

city-states were wealthy and major centers of trade

What was the government of Italy at the start of the Renaissance?

city-states led by powerful rulers

What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?

discuss and enact reforms for the Catholic Church

Which statement is TRUE of Dante?

He wrote the popular work, the Divine Comedy.

Why did reformers want a change in the Roman Catholic Church?

because money and politics had become too involved

Who was Leonardo da Vinci?

artist, scientist, and inventor

Which statement is TRUE of Shakespeare?

He wrote over 30 plays and is the greatest writer of English

What were some beliefs and goals of Martin Luther?

reform the Church and write the Bible in vernacular

How does the Protestant Reformation change the Church?

causes a split in the Church and formation of Protestanism

What was the Reformation?

people challenged the Church and its practices

Which statement is TRUE of Leonardo da Vinci?

Made anatomical sketches and drew invention ideas.

importance of human actions and abilities

What are the 4 Italian city-states during the Renaissance?

Florence, Milan, Genoa, and Venice

How did wealth from trade and banking contribute to the Renaissance?

it promoted the arts and ideas of the Renaissance

Who were the Jesuits?

Catholic missionary priests in Africa, Asia, and Americas

Which statement is NOT a Renaissance idea?

Art was fairytale-like and unreal

Protestant that believed in predestination

Why is Martin Luther important?

first person to successfully challenge the Church

What was the inspiration of the artistic philosophy of the Renaissance?

religion of the Middle Ages and ancient Greek & Roman ideas

Why was Tyndale important?

He translated the Bible into English

Which statement is TRUE of Michelangelo?

carved sculptures like David and the Pieta

How did Protestants get their name?

they protested against the Church

Why was the Medici family considered patrons?

wealthy family who supported the arts financially

What was the Counter or Catholic Reformation?

effort to stop spread of Protestanism and reform Catholicism

What is Michelangelo most known for?

painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

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1
How was Martin Luther treated by the Pope and Emperor after posting the 95 Theses?
praised and given a high ranking job
excommunicated and banished from the empire
disrespected and forced to quit his job
celebrated and crowned emperor
2
How did Martin Luther inform the Church of practices he felt were corrupt?
wrote and directed a play
posted his beliefs on the Internet
preached outside a market
wrote and posted the 95 theses
3
Why did the Renaissance begin in the city-states of Italy?
city-states were the only places that collected taxes
city-states were wealthy and major centers of trade
city-states were where the Crusades started
city-states were Greek Orthodox
4
What was the government of Italy at the start of the Renaissance?
city-states led by powerful rulers
large country ruled by a powerful monarch
single nation under a dictator
democratic country with a code of laws for everyone
5
What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?
change the laws of the Christian Church of Trent
make more religious laws for citizens
place more laws on the Pope
discuss and enact reforms for the Catholic Church
6
Which statement is TRUE of Dante?
carved sculptures like David and the Pieta
Made anatomical sketches and drew invention ideas.
He wrote the popular work, the Divine Comedy.
He wrote over 30 plays and is the greatest writer of English
7
Why did reformers want a change in the Roman Catholic Church?
to restructure the organization of the Church
to let the popes marry and have children
because money and politics had become too involved
to excommunicate heretics
8
Which is a BIG IDEA developed during the Renaissance?
landowners should be at the top of society
All humans are important
Religion is not useful
Only clergy should be allowed to interpret literature
9
Who was Leonardo da Vinci?
explorer
religious reformer
artist, scientist, and inventor
Christian Missionary
10
Which statement is TRUE of Shakespeare?
carved sculptures like David and the Pieta
He wrote the popular work, the Divine Comedy.
He wrote over 30 plays and is the greatest writer of English
Made anatomical sketches and drew invention ideas.
11
What were some beliefs and goals of Martin Luther?
get rid of the Church
reform the Church and write the Bible in vernacular
start a non-Catholic church because of the Crusades
destroy the power of the Pope
12
How does the Protestant Reformation change the Church?
eliminated the position of Pope and left Europe in disarray
Europe converts to Buddhism
Pope becomes even more powerful
causes a split in the Church and formation of Protestanism
13
What does the word Renaissance mean?
patron
rebirth
religious
wealthy
14
What Italian city-state is the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Venice
Genoa
Milan
Florence
15
Why is da Vinci considered "the Renaissance Man?"
he painted unrealistic works
he offered money to all artists
he participated in all sporting events
he had expertise in many areas
16
What was the Reformation?
art and literature was reformed
Church changed to Jewish teachings
people challenged the Church and its practices
people stopped going to Church
17
Which statement is TRUE of Leonardo da Vinci?
He wrote over 30 plays and is the greatest writer of English
Made anatomical sketches and drew invention ideas.
carved sculptures like David and the Pieta
He wrote the popular work, the Divine Comedy.
18
What is humanism?
ancient Greek philosophies
importance of human actions and abilities
religious beliefs of Africa
legal systems of Europe
19
What are the 4 Italian city-states during the Renaissance?
Florence, Austria, England, and Nice
Saxony, Burgaw, Florence, and Milan
Nice, Saxony, Genoa, and Venice
Florence, Milan, Genoa, and Venice
20
Who wrote the first book on political science, or government?
Leonardo da Vinci
Niccolo Machiavelli
William Shakespeare
Miguel de Cervantes
21
How did wealth from trade and banking contribute to the Renaissance?
It left many city-states in financial crisis
it promoted the arts and ideas of the Renaissance
it caused Asian art and literature influence in Itlay
it led to many new job positions for artisans
22
Where did the Renaissance start?
England
France
Italy
Greece
23
Who were the Jesuits?
Catholic missionary priests in Africa, Asia, and Americas
people persecuted by the Romans for being Christian
people who were polytheistic at the time
Jewish people who did not believe in God
24
Which statement is NOT a Renaissance idea?
Sculptures had anatomical correctness
Paintings were realistic
Art was fairytale-like and unreal
Education was important
25
Who was John Calvin?
Catholic who sacrificed Protestants
leader of religious art
Catholic Missionary that wrote sacraments
Protestant that believed in predestination
26
Why is Martin Luther important?
wrote many important literary works
preached evolution to the Church
artist that painted the Last Supper
first person to successfully challenge the Church
27
What was the inspiration of the artistic philosophy of the Renaissance?
Shintoism of Japan
Islamic and Hindu ideas
Egyptian culture
religion of the Middle Ages and ancient Greek & Roman ideas
28
Why was Tyndale important?
He write a pamphlet disrespecting Christianity
He was a rebel missionary
He wrote the 95 Theses
He translated the Bible into English
29
Who forced England to change from Catholicism to Protestantism?
Queen Elizabeth
Henry VIII
Frederick the Great
Phillip II
30
Which statement is TRUE of Michelangelo?
carved sculptures like David and the Pieta
He wrote over 30 plays and is the greatest writer of English
He wrote the popular work, the Divine Comedy.
Made anatomical sketches and drew invention ideas.
31
How did Protestants get their name?
they protested against the Church
their leader was Michel Protestant
the group was formed at the Protestant Religion Conference
they lived in Protestant, Italy
32
What is Leonardo da Vinci's most famous painting?
Statue of David
The Prince
Mona Lisa
ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
33
Why were books published in the vernacular at this time?
so books could be sent to other continents
so only the clergy could read literature
so many people could read it
so stories had to be passed down by word of mouth
34
Why was the Medici family considered patrons?
monks who tried to influence the government
family of artists who introduced new art techniques
group who studied medicine and made advancements
wealthy family who supported the arts financially
35
What was the Counter or Catholic Reformation?
movement to convert to Islam
movement to overthrow the Catholic Church
effort to stop spread of Protestanism and reform Catholicism
period when the Pope ordered the Crusades
36
How did Johannes Gutenberg spread Renaissance ideas?
wrote plays
invented the printing press
taught new art techniques
preached about equality
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What is Michelangelo most known for?
painting the Mona Lisa
starting the Reformation
painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
ruling Florence

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