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Chapter 14 Review
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This intellectual movement tried to apply the wisdom of the ancients the Renaissance world. a.Humanism b. Patron c. Perspective d. Satire
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Answer a. Humanism
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This multitalented man dissected corpses to learn more about human anatomy for his artwork. a. Michelangelo b. Thomas More c. Leonardo DaVinci d. Shakespeare
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Answer c. Leonardo DaVinci
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The Renaissance began in which area of Europe? a. Francec. Germany b. Italyd. England
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Answer b. Italy
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A religious teaching that God determines who will gain salvation. a. Perspective b. Utopia c. Humanism d. Predestination
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Answer d. Predestination
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12. Renaissance art reflected the humanist interest in a.individual achievement b. government by kings c. the theaterd. communism
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Answer individual achievement
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The use of ridicule or scorn to expose the vices or misbehaviors of others. a.Humanism b. Patron c. Perspective d. Satire
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Answer d. Satire
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In 1450, Johann Gutenberg invented one of the most important creations that helped spread the Renaissance through northern Europe, the: a. compassc. clock b. printing press.d. telegraph.
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Answer b. printing press.
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This man began the Protestant Reformation when he nailed his 95 Theses to a church door in Germany to protest practices of the Roman Catholic Church: a. John Calvin c. Henry VIII b. Martin Lutherd. Jan Hus
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Answer b. Martin Luther
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Members of the Society of Jesus were called a. Witchesb. Saints c. Jesuits c. Protestants.
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Answer c. Jesuits
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An ideal or perfect society is a. Florenceb. Utopia c. Afterlifec. Home
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Answer b. Utopia
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The Roman Catholic Church reacted to Luther’s ideas by a.Sentencing him to death b. Excommunicating him c. Adapting his ideas to Catholic religion d. Making him a saint.
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Answer b. Excommunicating him
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Reformation is a. the European movement calling for the expansion of the military b. a call for a new government c. a system of religious tolerance d. the European movement calling for reform within the Roman Catholic Church
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Answer d.the European movement calling for reform within the Roman Catholic Church
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Roman Catholic Church leaders met to discuss the major issues challenged by the Protestants at the: a.Council of Augsburg b. Council of Worms c. Council of Nantes d. Council of Trent
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Answer d. Council of Trent
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Two ways that the Renaissance spread was through artists traveling across Europe and a.Socialism b.Indulgences c. Predestination d. the Printing Press
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Answer d. the Printing Press
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True or False Don Quixote is often called the first European novel..
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Answer True
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True or False The Courtier, published by Castiglione, discusses the qualities of the ideal Renaissance gentleman.
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Answer True
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True or False Henry VIII had 10 wives.
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Answer False
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