Renaissance and Reformation

This painting by Raphael, is called...........

• Temple of Time

• School of Proxima

• Temple of Solomon

• School of Athens

Michelangelo is most famous for painting the Sistine Chapel and his sculpture entitled, "Statue of _______."

• Goliath

• David

• Moses

• Caligula

Petrarch is considered to be the, "father" of Humanism. Humanism....

• Shifts focus away from the individual to larger groups.

• Shifts focus away from masses onto the individual.

• Shifts the focus from humans in history to how humans interact nature.

• Focuses on the shift in Marxist history in Western Civilizations, by showcasing the recent increase in claims by Western Academia: "The emancipation of the proletariat can only happen by forceful removal of the bourgeoisie."

Machiavelli wrote, "The Prince" a book on how to...

• develop the perfect feudal kingdom.

• be an ideal, "Renaissance man".

• start a protestant reformation.

• acquire and maintain political power by all means necessary.

Leonardo Da Vinci was an expert painter, architect, mathematician, inventor, sculptor, etc., this made him known as...

• The greatest genius of all time.

• An influential inventor

• An ideal "Renaissance Man"

• An undeniable contributor to human growth and development.

Indulgences were.....

• The idea of paying money only to Protestant Churches instead of Catholic ones.

• The concept of paying money to send enemies to purgatory.

• The idea of paying money only to Christian churches and stealing money from idolaters.

• The idea that you could exchange money for forgiveness of sins, and time off in purgatory.

Johannes Gutenberg invented the?

• Public Revolution

• Printing Press

• Protestant Reformation

• Printing Revolution

The Printing Press revolutionized the distritubion of information by bringing books and reading to the masses.

• True

• False

Calvinism focused on the concept of "___________". This idea meant that God had already determined whether or not you would go to heaven or hell.

• Prepapacy

• Preobservance

• Predestination

• Prelimination

Why did Henry VIII break England away from the Catholic Church?

• He wanted to be able to divorce is wife because she did did not have a son.

• Henry wanted to leave the church because Catholicism became unpopular.

• The king wanted to leave the Church because the Pope had owed the King numerous debts due to illegitimate gambling.

• Henry wanted to sell all of his land to the Church, he needed to get out of a legal contract first.