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Review over The Renaissance, Protestant Reformation, & Scientific Revolution.
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masterpieces, by Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci, were produced in Italy during the
Scientific Revolution.
Enlightenment
Renaissance.
Reformation
2
Which term describes why the Church of England first broke away from the Catholic Church?
the English Reformation
the Protestant Reformation
the Glorious Revolution
the Age of Reason
3
The teachings of Martin Luther sparked the
Middle Ages.
Renaissance.
Protestant Reformation.
Industrial Revolution.
4
Which figure was significant in the English Reformation creating the Church of England?
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Sir Thomas More
King Henry VIII
5
a strong belief in humanism emerged. "Humanism" means
Greeks had no place in Renaissance thought.
power of the state was more important than liberty
the individual has importance and should be celebrated
obedience to God was not as important as obedience in state.
6
The Protestant Reformation LIKELY resulted in the formation of these Christian churches?
Greek Orthodox
Lutheran
Catholic
Russian Orthodox
7
What one word is associated with the teachings of John Calvin?
Reincarnation
Enlightenment
Martyr
Predestination
8
German priest and professor of theology who started the Protestant Reformation.
The 95 Theses
Martin Luther
Desiderius Erasmus
Johann Tetzel
John Calvin
9
Which Renaissance artist is responsible for this painting?
da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Botticelli
10
patrons of the arts during the Italian Renaissance opted for
prose and poetry.
portraits and drawings.
music and theater.
paintings and sculptures.
11
What does
vernacular languages
mean?
English
Latin
Italian dialects
native languages
12
Which Renaissance artist is responsible for this sculpture?
Carl Hudson
da Vinci
Botticelli
Michelangelo
13
Mona Lisa
is MOST associated with what era in world history?
Scientific Revolution
Renaissance
Enlightenment
Protestant Reformation
14
Who is the Greatest King in European History?
King John
Ashoka
King Henry VIII
Charlemagne
15
This work of art is found in what kind of building?
cathedral
tomb
mosque
legislature
16
Who is considered to be the "Father of the Hebrews"?
Moses
Mohammad
Abraham
Jesus
17
Leonardo’s“The Last Supper.” This painting depicts the last meal of which religious figure?
Mohammad
Mary
Buddha
Jesus
18
Monotheism, the belief in one god, was first practiced by
Confucians.
Hebrews
Christians.
Muslims.
19
The Sistine Chapel in Vatican City was painted in the early 1500s by
Leonardo da Vinci.
John Calvin.
Michelangelo Buonarroti.
Coach McPherson
20
Why is Leonardo da Vinci known as a “Renaissance Man?”
he lived in the middle of the Renaissance period.
the name that has used for Leonardo’s self-portrait
Leonardo was born near the town of Vinci
he symbolized the revival in learning during the Renaissance
21
Who is credited with the invention of the printing press?
Martin Luther
Johannes Gutenberg
Alexis Dorsey
Leonardo da Vinci
22
Which Renaissance artist is responsible for this painting?
Michelangelo
Raphael
da Vinci
Botticelli
23
Which was a major result of the Reformation?
the power of the Pope was strengthened
new Christian denominations emerged
the Crusades were organized
religious teachings were no longer allowed
24
Dante's
The Divine Comedy
BEST illustrates the ideals of humanism because
it discussed the importance of the Catholic church.
it was written in a vernacular language that was understood.
it was the first ever epic poem rather than a true comedy.
it gave an accurate description of heaven and hell.
25
What book, a leader should “be both loved and feared, but… it is safer to be feared than loved”
Don Quixote
The Praise of Folly
The Prince
Utopia
26
Which is the common aspect of the religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?
belief in Jesus as the Son of God
belief in the New Testament
reincarnation
monotheism
27
Which of these had the BIGGEST influence on the population of Europe during the Middle Ages?
Influenza Pandemic
Bubonic Plague
World War I
Mongol Invasions
28
This image portrays a book believed to have been printed around 1455.
a transcription of the Jewish Torah
Christian Bible printed in Latin
the first Latin translation of the Koran
the works of Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates
29
What was the study of the classics in Greek and Roman culture called?
renaissance
reformation
lessons
humanism
30
Luther claimed that
indulgences
were not as good as other Christian deeds.
were a good idea, at least according to Ms. Gaint
offered people salvation.
should be practiced by all Christians.
31
The spread of ideas during the Renaissance was MOST affected by
people's curiosity about the universe.
Luther's religious conversion.
the support of the Catholic Church.
the invention of the printing press.
32
Humanism is associated with the Renaissance because humanists
believed that the Catholic Church needed a massive reform.
were located in Northern Europe.
recreated the old Roman Empire.
inspired by the renewed interest in Greek and Roman culture
33
the Hebrews were
monotheistic
, meaning they
followed the teachings of the Torah.
believed in only one god.
wrote down their teachings in a sacred book.
believed spirits lived in all things.
34
The selling of indulgences a major cause of the
Scientific Revolution.
Protestant Reformation.
Enlightenment.
Renaissance.
35
Which invention most contributed to the spread of the Reformation?
Printing press
Tempera paints
Paper money
Spanish Galleons
36
When does Protestant mean?
Non Catholic Christian
Jehova's Witness
Lindsey Eldridge
Messianic Jew
37
Who is the focus of the last supper?
Emerald Day
Jesus
Mary Magdeline
Jimmy Wells
38
Renaissance cities like Florence, Genoa, and Venice were important MOSTLY because they were
centers of trade and commerce.
home to the best universities in Europe.
under direct control of the King of Italy.
places where artists thrived.
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policy of reducing punishment of sins after one's death according to the Catholic church
Practice of tithing.
Participation in the Crusades.
Selling of church positions.
Selling of indulgences.
