What did the development of printing in Europe lead to?

increased competition with China

increased corruption in the Catholic Church

How did Guternberg helped spread Renaissance ideas?

By developing a revolutionary printing method

By opening a school Venice for northern Europeans

By opening a school in Florence for scultures

By bringing Leonardo da Vinci and other scholars to Paris

Italian interest in classical tradition was fueled by

Roman heritage in Italy and contact with European scholars

a concentration of the Italian population in rural villiages

Italy's use of Latin as the vernacular

centuries of Greek rule by Sicily

Why did Luther criticize the Roman Catholic Church?

for translating the bible into German

The purchase of a certificate of indulgence was supposed to provide

a reduction of punishment for sins

a position in the Catholic Church

a position in the civil service

freedom from feudal obligations

Europe from the 1500's could be roughly divided between

a Protestant north and a Catholic south

a Protestant south and a Catholic north

a Protestant east and a Catholic west

a Protestant west and a Catholic east

All of the following led to the Renaissance EXCEPT

medieval kings persuaded serfs to move to cities

crusades spurred demand for middle east goods

trade and accrued wealth hurt the feudal system

The Plague, which led to demand for work

What action did Martin Luther take to begin the Protestant Reformation?

He posted 95 theses to a church door in Wittenberg.

He went to Rome and spat on the Pope's face.

He started a theocracy in Geneva, Switzerland.

He invented the printing press to spread his ideas.

Which statement would be made by humanists?

education can make every man great

religion holds the key to life's questions

only nobles will be successful in business and life

alien life controls life on earth

Which explains why the Renaissance occured in Northern Europe later than it did in italy?

he Black Death delayed economic growth in northern Europe

there was little interest in the arts in northern Europe

few people were educated in northern Europe

northern Europe was a region of peasants

Which was an effect of the printing revolution in the 1500s?

the begining of compulsory education

salvation could be archieved through faith alone

good deeds were necessary for salvation

the Pope was the sole religious authority

How did Henry VIII react when the Pope refused to annul his marriage?

he took over the English Church

he imposed fines on the Roman Catholic Church

How did the Renaissance concept of humanism challenge medieval worldviews?

It placed greater emphasis on human potential and achievements

It rejected all religious beliefs

It promoted a return to primitive lifestyles

It advocated for stronger church authority

What was a key consequence of the printing press for religious reformation movements?

It allowed reformers to rapidly spread their ideas to a wide audience

It made books more expensive and rare

It gave the Catholic Church tighter control over written materials

It led to a decrease in literacy rates

How did the Protestant Reformation impact the political landscape of Europe?

It resulted in increased religious wars and political fragmentation

It strengthened the Holy Roman Empire

It led to the unification of all European nations

It eliminated all monarchies in favor of democracies

How did Machiavelli's 'The Prince' represent a shift in Renaissance political thought?

It separated political action from Christian morality

It advocated for absolute democracy

It promoted the divine right of kings

It argued for a return to feudalism

What was a significant consequence of the Protestant Reformation on education in Europe?

It promoted widespread literacy to enable Bible reading

It led to the closure of all universities

It restricted education to only the nobility

It eliminated the study of classical languages

What role did patronage play in the flourishing of Renaissance art and culture?

It provided financial support for artists to pursue their work

It hindered artistic freedom and creativity

It led to a decrease in artistic production

It allowed artists to focus solely on religious themes

How did the invention of perspective in Renaissance art change the way artists depicted the world?

It allowed for more realistic and depth-filled representations

It made artworks appear more two-dimensional

It led to a complete abandonment of figurative art

It restricted artists to only painting landscapes

How did the concept of 'utopia', introduced by Thomas More, influence Renaissance thought?

It promoted the idea that perfect societies were achievable through careful planning

It discouraged any attempts at social reform

It reinforced the divine right of kings

It led to widespread anarchist movements

In what way did the Protestant Reformation's emphasis on individual interpretation of scripture challenge the Catholic Church's authority?

It encouraged skepticism towards church doctrines

It allowed people to choose their own religious leaders

It led to the immediate collapse of the Catholic Church

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