According to Calvinism, what is "predestination"?

God has already chosen who will go to heaven and who will not

a government in which power comes from the citizens

Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic ideas of Lutheranism?

you must go through a church leader in order to speak to God

What country is considered the "birthplace" of the Renaissance, and why?

Italy because there were so many rich people and cities there

Which of the following best describes why people were unhappy with the Catholic Church just before the Reformation?

Wealth had made the Church and it's leaders corrupt

What is "federalism"?

The sharing of power between two or more groups

the art of making agreements with other countries

How did the Medici family use their wealth to contribute to the Renaissance?

supported artists, architects, and writers

What was unique about Johannes Gutenberg's printing press, and how improve access to books?

It had movable metal type and made books more available

Match the artist to his most famous work: Albrecht Dürer

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

What are the Ninety-Five Theses?

Martin Luther's list of 95 arguments against the sale of indulgences

Match the artist to his most famous work: Michelangelo Buonarroti

the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

What is “heresy?”

Beliefs that opposed Church teaching

What was the purpose of the Catholic Reformation?

to try to stop the spread of Protestant ideas in the 1500's and 1600's

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Ch. 9/10 New Ideas: Reformation & Renaissance

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According to Calvinism, what is "predestination"?
Nobody's choices matter so you should do whatever you want
God has already chosen who will go to heaven and who will not
The idea that your whole life is planned for you before you are born.
You can control the fate of your soul through making the right choices
2
republic
a government in which power comes from the citizens
a ruler who has absolute power
the art of making agreements with other countries
3
Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic ideas of Lutheranism?
the church is made up of all believers, not just the clergy
the Bible is the final source for truth about God
you must go through a church leader in order to speak to God
faith in Jesus, not good works, brings someone a place in heaven
4
money
secular
mercenary
currency
renaissance
5
Christian group that chose to England in order to practice their version of Christianity freely in the North America?
Anglicans
Calvinists
Lutherans
Puritans
6
What country is considered the "birthplace" of the Renaissance, and why?
England because Shakespeare and other writers were there
France because there were so many artists and musicians there
Germany because that's where the Reformation took place
Italy because there were so many rich people and cities there
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Which of the following best describes why people were unhappy with the Catholic Church just before the Reformation?
Wealth had made the Church and it's leaders corrupt
Priests gave away too much wealth to the poor
The Church was too tolerant of non-Christians
People were not unhappy with the Church
8
dictator
the art of making agreements with other countries
a ruler who has absolute power
a government in which power comes from the citizens
9
rebirth
secular
renaissance
mercenary
currency
10
Match the artist to his most famous work: Leonardo da Vinci
Mona Lisa, The Last Supper
School of Athens
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
11
full time soldier who fights for money
renaissance
currency
secular
mercenary
12
Match the artist to his most famous work: Raphael Sanzio
School of Athens
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Mona Lisa, The Last Supper
13
What is "federalism"?
An authoritarian form of government
Power is in the hands of the regular people and not the government
Ruling by the Church instead of by a monarch
The sharing of power between two or more groups
14
diplomacy
the art of making agreements with other countries
a ruler who has absolute power
a government in which power comes from the citizens
15
The event in Spain that resulted in the death of over 2000 Spaniards in an attempt to eliminate and punish heresy?
European Conquest
European Inquisition
Spanish Inquisition
Spanish Conquest
16
How did the Medici family use their wealth to contribute to the Renaissance?
held large parties that were attended by wealthy European nobles
financially supported the Crusades
supported artists, architects, and writers
traveled Europe to find the best trade goods
17
What other name is used to refer to the Church of England?
The English Catholic Christian Theocracy
The Church of Anglo-Saxons
The Anglican Church
The English Church
18
What was unique about Johannes Gutenberg's printing press, and how improve access to books?
It was automated with hydropower and made books easier to read
It had movable metal type and made books more available
It had movable metal type and made books easier to read
It was automated with hydropower and made books more available.
19
interested in worldly events and ideas
currency
mercenary
secular
renaissance
20
Match the artist to his most famous work: Albrecht Dürer
School of Athens
the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Mona Lisa, The Last Supper
21
What are the Ninety-Five Theses?
A list of 95 corrupt Church officials, according to Martin Luther
Martin Luther's list of 95 arguments against the sale of indulgences
John Calvin's list of 95 reasons to translate the Bible into the vernacular
95 justifications for the removal of Pope Leo II
22
Match the artist to his most famous work: Michelangelo Buonarroti
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
School of Athens
the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Mona Lisa, The Last Supper
23
What is “heresy?”
Actions that are harmful to your local priest or bishop
Beliefs that opposed Church teaching
A document you can purchase from the Church that helps you get in to Heaven
Teachings that support Christian ideology
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What was the purpose of the Catholic Reformation?
to end the complaints of Martin Luther in the 1600's
to reunite with the Eastern Orthodox Church in the 1400's
to improve the Church in the 1300's
to try to stop the spread of Protestant ideas in the 1500's and 1600's

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