Renaissance and Reformation Review

Humanism...

• emphasized the Bible
• leads to happier lives
• encourages people to learn Latin and Greek
• focuses on the potential of humans to achieve 

Which of the following is associated with the authors and artists of the Renaissance?

• the ideas of the middle ages
• the ideas of Greece & Rome
• the ideas of ancient China
• the ideas of ancient India

Who was Martin Luther?

• A man who worked out too much
• The man who beheaded anyone
• first leader of the Christian humanism movement
• the young monk who challenged the Roman Catholic Church

What invention helped to spread the information of the Reformation?

• The Globe
• The Mona Lisa
• The Paint Brush
• The Printing Press

This was the Church practice of selling forgiveness for sin 

• Usury
• Tithe
• Sin Tax
• Indulgences

In response to the Reformation the Catholic church held the Council of Trent where they started the __________ to reinforce Catholic Doctrine. 

• Counter Reformation
• Anti reformation 
• Edicts of Nantes
• Diet of Worms

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

• Italy was first to trade with the New World, thanks to Christopher Columbus
• Italian famland was rigch enough to provide surpluses for trade and wealth.
• Italy was the most unified area of Europe both culturally and politically.
• Italy was a center of trade routes that connected Europe and the East.

What was the Medici family most famous for?

• Ruling Venice with an iron fist and dominating trade in that city-state.
• Using marriage alliances to build political power thoughout Italy and Spain.
• Having power in politics, religion, and through being art patrons.
• Being great artists, scholars, and writers.

What did it mean to be a "Renaissance" (Universal) Man?

• To be reborn into the Protestant faith and renew his commitment to Christ.
• To be good at many forms of art, including sculpture, painting, and music
• To be a follower of Copernicus' Heliocentric view, as opposed to Aristotle's Geocentric view. 
• To be good at many academic disciplines, such as art, science, and mathematics.

What is the primary reason the Italian Renaissance spread to Northern Europe?

• books in every language

• Viking cultural diffusion

• growing trade networks

• Catholic counter reformation