What is movable type?

Individual blocks of letters that can be rearranged.

Why were the Europeans so successful through exploration and colonization?

They had superior weapons and disease.

Why was losing slaves acceptable?

Slaves were not viewed as people, They were easily replaced?

Why was Martin Luther's 95 Theses such a risk?

He could be arrested for heresy

How did Pope Leo X gain power?

His family used bribery and corruption

What is a Universal Truth?

Something true for every time period

How did the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade impact Africa?

It created conflicts between African nations?, Millions of people were taken from their homes, Africa falls behind due to lack of strong workers

What impact did moveable type have on Christianity?

The Bible was mass produced for many people to read

Why were Kings/Queens willing to spend big money to explore and travel?

They could get money, power, or fame

What is a major impact of the Columbian Exchange?

The tomato being introduced to Italy, The potato being introduced to Ireland

Looking at what is happening in the world.

How did the Church react to the Reformation?

Attempted to fix the problems during the Council of Trent

Why were the African empires successful south of the Sahara?

They controlled salt and gold trade

Why were artists forbidden to paint people perfectly in the Middle Ages?

The Church didn't allow them too.

What is perspective in the Renaissance?

An art technique that shows depth in the painting.

How did European disease lead to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade?

Many Native Americans died, so a labor force was needed

How was Christian Humanism related to the Reformation?

People used scripture to begin to question the Church.

How did scientific thought impact people's views on the Church?

People started questioning the Church

Why was Martin Luther mad at the Church?

The leaders were corrupt, The Church was misleading people, They were selling religious relics, They were selling indulgences

What was different about Renaissance art?

It was much more detailed and used perspective

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1
What is movable type?
Keyboards that attach to iPads and tablets.
A device used in the navigation of ships across the sea.
Individual blocks of letters that can be rearranged.
The printing press created by the Chinese.
2
Why were the Europeans so successful through exploration and colonization?
They discovered and stole the natives superior weapons.
They had superior weapons and disease.
The had enough money to buy the land from the natives.
The native liked them and gave them everyhting.
3
How are the meanings of Renaissance connected?
Both relate to the Church
Both relate to a rebirth
Both relate to getting into Heaven
Both have to do with the Middle Ages
4
Total guess: How many paintings did the Leonardo da Vinci actually paint or contribute to?
15
45
5
150
5
Where did all of the Renaissance ideas originate?
Vikings that began to settle.
Ancient Egyptian artifacts.
Greek and Roman thought.
Leonardo da Vinci's workshop.
6
Why was losing slaves acceptable?
Slaves were not viewed as people
Slaves rarely died on these travels
It was not acceptable
They were easily replaced?
7
Why was Martin Luther's 95 Theses such a risk?
He could get a large following
He could be arrested for heresy
There was no risk
He would go straight to Heaven
8
What is the purpose of trying to create a Utopian society?
To get better at exploration and trade
To become perfect
To fix the problems in society
To spread religion
9
How did Pope Leo X gain power?
His family used bribery and corruption
He won the election
He was a qualified and educated leader in the Church
It was passed down from his father
10
Which of these could describe Columbus?
Discovered the United States
Villian
Cruel
Brave sailor
11
What is a Universal Truth?
Something true for every time period
Something the church forces people to believe
A truth about space
A belief that most people have
12
How did the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade impact Africa?
It created conflicts between African nations?
Millions of people were taken from their homes
It had no impact on Africa
Africa falls behind due to lack of strong workers
13
What did the Dutch do that changed European exploration?
Used all of their money for armies
Used colonization and force
The Dutch did not explore
Traded only with the America's
14
What impact did moveable type have on Christianity?
The Bible was mass produced for many people to read
All the money that was made from it went to the Church
The moveable type was created in the Church
It did not impact Christianity
15
Why were Kings/Queens willing to spend big money to explore and travel?
It didn't really cost much money
They could get money, power, or fame
It was an easy journey
The risk was very low
16
What is a major impact of the Columbian Exchange?
The tomato being introduced to Italy
Native Americans learned about the many uses of silk
The potato being introduced to Ireland
The hamburger being introduced to the United States
17
What is Humanism?
Studying human anatomy for before surgery.
Looking at what is happening in the world.
The study of how religion should go against science.
How man can get to Heaven without purgatory.
18
What is heresy?
Little chocolates in foil.
Promoting what the Church wants.
Going against the Church.
Going against Martin Luther.
19
How did the Church react to the Reformation?
The Church threatened everyone who left
The Church did nothing
Attempted to fix the problems during the Council of Trent
The Church killed Martin Luther
20
Why were the African empires successful south of the Sahara?
They had better technology than any other empire
They had really strong armies
They controlled salt and gold trade
They did not have success
21
Why was Italy a good place for the Renaissance to start?
Everyone liked the pizza
Center of trade
Isolation
It was very focused on religion
22
Why were artists forbidden to paint people perfectly in the Middle Ages?
The Church didn't allow them too.
There were no portraits.
There was no art in the Middle Ages.
It was too difficult to paint portraits.
23
What is perspective in the Renaissance?
How someone sees an event.
An art technique that shows depth in the painting.
An art technique introducing light and shadow.
The narrators point of view in a fictional story.
24
How did European disease lead to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade?
The disease killed many Europeans
There is no connection between the two
The Africans wanted to come to the America's
Many Native Americans died, so a labor force was needed
25
How was Christian Humanism related to the Reformation?
It was thought of by Martin Luther and he was popular.
People used scripture to begin to question the Church.
It wasn't, it became popular after the Church split.
People began to believe what the Church was saying.
26
How did scientific thought impact people's views on the Church?
It strengthened their beliefs in the Church
People started questioning the Church
There was no scientific thought at this time
Everyone left the Church
27
Why was Martin Luther mad at the Church?
The leaders were corrupt
The Church was misleading people
They were selling religious relics
They were selling indulgences
28
What was different about Renaissance art?
It was much more detailed and used perspective
They never used religion in art
There was no art in Renaissance
It was all about religion
29
What were Anabaptists against?
Baptizing children
Martin Luther
Baptism
The Church
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What are patrons?
People that support things.
Things that ward off Dementors.
Artists that paint portraits.
People that payed for indulgences.

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