Setting the Stage Europe's Renaissance and Reformation

Much of the power in Europe from 1300-1600 lay in

• the papal states

• the city-states of Italy

• the Holy Roman Empire

• All of the above

During the 1300-1600s, Italy was not

• unified.

• a series of self-governing cities.

• a collection of city-states.

• All of the above

The city of Rome is in an area called the

• Venician Grounds.

• Ottoman Empire.

• Papal States.

• French Alps.

Florence, __________, and Milan are Italian cities that each grew in influence, trade, and banking from the 1300-1600s.

• Venice

• Genoa

• Naples

• Sicily

Within the Holy Roman Empire, powerful _______________ ruled over smaller territories.

• tribes

• queens

• princes

• totalitarians

Who established the Holy Roman Empire in the 700s?

• Emperor Ottoman

• Queen Athena

• the Teutonic Order

• King Charlemagne

Who controlled the Papal States?

• the Pope

• Roman Soldiers

• Venician citizens

• All of the above