How did humanism influence the growth of learning?

encouraged artists & writer to carry on classical traditions

Christine de Pizan was one of the first women writers to speak out against what?

different treatment of boys & girls

How did ideas about piety and a simple life change from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance?

people began to enjoy the luxuries of life

What effect did the printing press have on the Renaissance?

made information more accessible to more people

Which was NOT a teaching of Martin Luther?

faith & "good works" were needed for salvation

Which was NOT an effect of the Reformation?

new ideas of humanism & secularism developed

The Peace of Augsburg ended a war between supporters of which two groups?

Catholic & Protestant German princes

Which was NOT social change occurring in later Middle Ages that affected changes in thinking?

lords and nobles gained even more political power

How did Italy's location help it become the birthplace of the Renaissance?

Italy had access to Roman ruins & ancient manuscripts

In response to Protestant Reformation, the Council of Trent established which Church doctrine?

the Church's interpretation of the Bible was final

Which is NOT a change brought about by the Renaissance period?

the use of classical languages to express a person's ideas

How did writers reflect Renaissance values in their work?

examined human flaws & the imperfect conduct of humans

Which is NOT a factor leading to the spread of the Renaissance to northern Europe?

cities such as Florence experienced rapid growth

Which was NOT a cause of the Reformation?

sale of indulgences was seen as necessary

In what way did Leonardo da Vinci represent the Renaissance Man?

He was a painter, sculptor, inventor, & scientists

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1
Princes who supported Luther and joined in his protest vs. Catholic Church were called _______.
Anglicans
Lutherans
Protestants
Anabaptists
2
How did humanism influence the growth of learning?
encouraged artists to paint only religious subjects
discouraged writers from writing in the vernacular
encouraged artists & writer to carry on classical traditions
discouraged the study of a classical education & philosophy
3
Christine de Pizan was one of the first women writers to speak out against what?
priests interpretation of the Bible
the sale of indulgences
different treatment of boys & girls
corrupt Church officials & their lifestyles
4
________ returned England to Catholicism & is responsible for killing thousands of Protestants.
Catherine the Great
Edward VI
Mary
Elizabeth I
5
Which of the following is a value of the Renaissance?
humanism
secularism
classical education
all of the above
6
What did Pope Leo X do when Luther refused to recant his statements?
used interdict
excommunicated him
all of the above
threatened to execute him
7
Why did Henry VIII want to break away from the Catholic Church?
wife could not bear him a son
needed an heir to the throne
all of the above
pope wouldn't annul his marriage
8
How did ideas about piety and a simple life change from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance?
most became came to despise wealth
people began to enjoy the luxuries of life
people thought enjoying life would offend God
people became even more God-fearing
9
Under Elizabeth I's rule, what did Parliament set up that returned England to Protestantism?
Jesuit Order
Protestant Church
Anglican Church
Roman Catholic Church
10
What did Charles V issue when Luther refused to recant his statements?
Edict of Worms
Counter Reformation
Act of Supremacy
Concordat of Nantes
11
What effect did the printing press have on the Renaissance?
decreased the literacy rate in northern Europe
increased the price of books and printed materials
made information more accessible to more people
all of the above
12
Which was NOT a teaching of Martin Luther?
people could win salvation only by God's grace & forgiveness
all people with or of faith are to be equal
faith & "good works" were needed for salvation
all Church teaching to be based on the Bible
13
________ is the measure officially signaling Henry/England's break from the Catholic Church.
Counter Reformation
Edict of Worms
Annulment Proclamation
Act of Supremacy
14
Which was NOT an effect of the Reformation?
new ideas of humanism & secularism developed
the Roman Catholic Church became stronger & more undified
monarchies formed giving rise to modern nation-states
led to the forming of new Protestant denominations
15
Who were Desiderius Erasmus & Thomas More?
German painters
Flemish painters
patrons of the arts
Christian humanists
16
What did the study of classical texts cause humanists to focus on?
Roman law & government
an understanding of ancient Muslim values
an understanding of early Christianity
human potential & achievements
17
What was one of John Calvin's major teachings?
predestination
adult baptism
humanism
indulgences
18
The Peace of Augsburg ended a war between supporters of which two groups?
England & Spain
French Catholics & Huguenots
Roman Catholics & Anglicans
Catholic & Protestant German princes
19
Which was NOT social change occurring in later Middle Ages that affected changes in thinking?
lords and nobles gained even more political power
powerful monarchs seized power & control
merchants became wealthy & dominated politics
peasants gained freedom and property
20
Which of Henry VIII's children ruled first following his death?
Elizabeth I
Catherine
Edward VI
Mary
21
How did Italy's location help it become the birthplace of the Renaissance?
ideas could be spread easily by their fleet of ships
Italy was protected from Europe by the Alps
the bubonic plague had not reached southern Europe
Italy had access to Roman ruins & ancient manuscripts
22
In response to Protestant Reformation, the Council of Trent established which Church doctrine?
faith alone could win a person salvation
the false sale of indulgences were allowed for raising funds
the Church's interpretation of the Bible was final
the Bible was open to individual interpretation
23
Which is NOT a change brought about by the Renaissance period?
rise in literacy rate & growth in learning throughout Europe
realistic portrayals of individual people as well as nature
the use of classical languages to express a person's ideas
people began to question politics & religious practices
24
What does it mean to be a "Renaissance Man or Woman"?
to be well-educated in the classics
to produce works of art or literature
to be skilled in many different areas
all of the above
25
How did writers reflect Renaissance values in their work?
examined human flaws & the imperfect conduct of humans
wrote only in the classical languages
examined the strength in the character of people of the time
used perspective to enhance realism
26
Which is NOT a factor leading to the spread of the Renaissance to northern Europe?
middle class merchants gained wealth & became patrons of art
cities such as Florence experienced rapid growth
population began to recover from the Plague
Hundred Years War came to an end between England & France
27
What does the term "Renaissance" mean?
beautiful
rebirth
ideal place
creative
28
Which was NOT a cause of the Reformation?
many leaders viewed pope as foreign ruler & challenged him
merchants resented paying taxes to the Church
humanism & secularism led to questioning of the Church
sale of indulgences was seen as necessary
29
What was the focus of the Christian humanism movement?
study of canon law
writing in the vernacular
Protestant reform
reform of society
30
John Calvin believed the ideal government was a _____________.
feudalism
theocracy
democracy
monarchy
31
In what way did Leonardo da Vinci represent the Renaissance Man?
He lived in Italy during the 1500's
He was a painter, sculptor, inventor, & scientists
He painted Mona Lisa while holding scientific discussions
he used perspective in all of his drawings & paintings
32
What was the Renaissance movement called in England?
Christian Renaissance
Elizabethan Age
Reformation
Counter Reformation
33
Which was NOT a goal of the Jesuit order?
improve education by founding parish schools
discourage classical education
stop the spread of Protestantism
convert non-Christians to Catholicism
34
Which best describes what it means to "recant"?
speak freely
allow indulgences
make false statements or attacks
take back a statement

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