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Front

What was NOT important to the Renaissance?

Back

The Church renewed their strength and control

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How did the Renaissance influence the Reformation and the Scientific Revolution?

Back

All of the above: people learned to read, thinking and questioning led people to ask about The Church, printing press allowed ideas and the Bible to spread.

Front

Why did Martin Luther post his 95 Theses?

Back

The Church was not doing the right thing, like selling indulgences.

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Why did Renaissance, Reformation and the Scientific Revolution cause problems for The Church?

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All of the above: it taught people to ask questions and think for themselves, it weakened The Church's power, it showed that The Church was teaching the wrong ideas.

Front

Why did Protestants break away from the RCC and create their own Christian churches?

Back

The Church did not want to make changes and they excommunicated the protestors

Front

The Renaissance led to ideas and questioning that directly influenced the Reformation and the Scientific Revolution.

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True

Front

Which is NOT an impact of the printing press?

Back

The Church's power grew because more people got Bibles

Front

Why was Galileo's telescope important to the Scientific Revolution?

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He used it to prove the heliocentric theory that the sun is the center of the universe.

Front

Newton used his laws of gravity and motion to explain Galileo's and Copernicus' ideas.

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true

Front

The Scientific Revolution's key ideas were all of the following EXCEPT:

• observation and experimentation are important in scientific discovery
• proving the Church wrong was the foundation for these thinkers
• there is a force called gravity holding things in place
• a heliocentric universe- orbiting the sun

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proving the Church wrong was the foundation for these thinkers