The printing press allowed books to be made faster, cheaper, and free of church censorship. It also led to

increased competition with China

corruption within the Catholic Church

Reformers like Martin Luther criticized the church for

translating the Bible into other languages

Gutenberg helped spread Renaissance ideas by

developing a revolutionary printing method

bringing Northern Europeans to Italy

Interest in the classical traditions were fueled by

the Roman heritage of Italy plus contact with Eastern literature

the high population of rural villages

the widespread use of Latin as a language

generations of Greek rule over Europe

Purchasing a certificate of indulgence was supposed to

provide freedom from feudal obligation

provide a position of political power

secure the influence of the Catholic Church

Tension arose between England and the Catholic Church because

Henry VIII's decision to divorce or annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon

Henry VIII decided to execute his wife, Anne Boleyn

Queen Mary brought Protestant teachings into the church

of the death of young Edward VI

During the 1500's, Europe could be roughly divided up by

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

Each of these led to the Renaissance EXCEPT

Medieval kings convinced serfs to relocate into cities

Crusades creating a demand for eastern goods

trade led to wealthy merchant and banking families

the demand for skilled labor increased following the Black Death

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

posted 95 theses on a church door

Which quote would most likely have been made by a humanist?

"Education can make every man great."

"Religion holds the key to all life's questions."

"Only the nobles were chosen for glory and success."

What reason best explains why the Renaissance started later in northern Europe than the south?

The Black Death slowed economic growth in the north

There was very little interest in the arts outside Italy

Few people were educated in northern Europe

Northern Europe was full of peasants

Which of the following was an effect of the printing revolution during the 1500's?

increased competition with China

the beginnings of mandatory school

Martin Luther believed that

salvation could come from faith alone

good deeds were necessary for salvation

the only religious authority is the Pope

How did Henry VIII react when the Pope denied his divorce or annulment?

He took over the English church

He started a war with the church

He began the Protestant Reformation

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Unit 5: Renaissance and Reformation Review

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Movement focused on Greek and Roman cultures​​ (a)

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