Renaissance/Reformation test review

What did ancient Athens and Renaissance Italy have in common?

• Parliament elections

• everyone received civil liberties

• little power to landowners

• Humanism was a philosophy

Which of the following was NOT part of the European Renaissance?

• revival of Greek and Roman architecture

• Italian city-states

• secularism

• progressivism

People studying worldly as well as sacred matters and investigating areas of interest/fulfilling one's potential most matches which philosophy?

• progressivism

• nationalism

• humanism

• pessimism

Which of the following changed the way ideas were spread throughout Europe in the 15th century (created by Johannes Gutenberg)?

• telegraph

• telescope

• astrolobe

• printing press

______ was a leading cultural hub during the European Renaissance.

• Milan, Italy

• Rome, Italy

• Florence, Italy

• Sicily

Who was responsible for the Mona Lisa, Last Supper, and several inventions?

• Michelangelo

• Donatello

• Leonardo

• Raphael

Which of the following sparked an interest in exploration, paved the way for the reformation, and sparked an interest in art?

• reformation

• roaring 20s

• great depression

• renaissance

The Catholic church being too focused on power and money, as well as German monk Martin Luther challenging the church's authority sparked the-

• renaissance

• feudalistic societies

• age of exploration

• reformation

Christians that are not Catholic are known as-

• secular

• Roman

• Protestant

• agnostic

A pardon that releases people from performing penalties for their sins is known as-

• predestination

• baptism

• indulgences

• humanism