Check all of the characteristics for Johannes Gutenberg that are correct

allowed for the spread of knowledge and information because of the printing revolution

created a printed version of the Bible

Italian renaissance architecture...

imitated ancient Greek and Roman buildings

include examples such as the Duomo

Broke away from the gothic style of the Medieval period

Check all of the following characteristics associated with humanists?

unlocking the power of the human mind

believing that salvation can only come through faith

Which of the following statements about the Italian Renaissance is not correct

Introduced the idea of finding secular answers to questions which spread throughout Europe

Which of the following were factors that led to the Renaissance?

rising interest in the classics and ruins of Ancient Greece and Rome

rising interest in human achievement

Check all of the correct accusations against the Catholic Church that started the Protestant Reformation

The Pope had too much power and influence

The Church was spending too much money

The Church was teaching errant doctrine (things that were not in the Bible)

The Pope demonstrated weakness in his power and influence

How did the Catholic Church respond to the Protestant Reformation

Looked at church doctrine and established the Jesuits

Threatened to charge all Protestants with heresy

Happily welcomed Protestantism into Europe

Forced England to readopt the Catholic faith

What was the motivation of Protestant leaders such as Martin Luther and John Calvin?

Break away from the Catholic Church and create their own religions

Eliminate the Pope's authority over all churches

Which of the following made Martin Luther the angriest when it came to the Catholic Church

Popes being involved in politics

Why were Martin Luther and John Calvin more popular and followed than earlier reformers

they used the printing press to spread their message

they were better speakers that earlier reformers

they were more religious than earlier reformers

Which of the following was NOT a factor that led to the Italian Renaissance?

Rising interest in human achievement

Rising interest in the classics of Ancient Greece and Rome

What is a Renaissance man?

A man who is good at many things

A man who was born during the Renaissance

A man who was only a painter in the Renaissance

A man in the Renaissance who has a lot of money

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Italian astronomer who created the telescope; he observed the moon and the moons of Jupiter

Isaac Newton

Rene Descartes

Frances Bacon

Galileo

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early physician and scientist studying the circulation of blood through the veins and arteries

William Harvey

Isaac Newton

Rene Descartes

Francis Bacon

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leader of the scientific revolution who stressed observation and experimentation

Isaac Newton

Rene Descartes

Francis Bacon

Galileo

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English scientist that created the theory of gravity and founded calculus; three laws of motion

Isaac Newton

William Harvey

Galileo

Frances Bacon

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leader of the scientific revolution that believed human reasoning was the best way to gain truth and understanding; "I think therefore I am"

William Harvey

Rene Descartes

Francis Bacon

Galileo

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Who created this?

Michelangelo

Raphael

Brunelleschi

Leonardo da Vinci

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Who created this?

Michelangelo

Raphael

Brunelleschi

Leonardo da Vinci

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