Vocabulary, Week 14 - Enlightenment, Reformation, Revolution

Who were the financial supporters of the arts during the Renaissance?

• Artists

• Explorers

• Scientists

• Patrons

Who were the financial supporters of the arts during the Renaissance?

• Artists

• Explorers

• Scientists

• Patrons

What does vernacular mean?

• The language of ancient civilizations

• The language used in religious teachings

• The language spoken by the ordinary people

• The official language of a country

What does vernacular mean?

• The language of ancient civilizations

• The language used in religious teachings

• The language spoken by the ordinary people

• The official language of a country

What was the Reformation?

• The creation of new forms of Christianity

• A revolution in thought and beliefs

• Changes to the Catholic church

• A scientific discovery

What was the Reformation?

• The creation of new forms of Christianity

• A revolution in thought and beliefs

• Changes to the Catholic church

• A scientific discovery

What was the Enlightenment characterized by?

• Reliance on superstitions

• Reliance on religious teachings

• Reliance on reason and experience

• Reliance on ancient texts

What was the Enlightenment characterized by?

• Reliance on superstitions

• Reliance on religious teachings

• Reliance on reason and experience

• Reliance on ancient texts

What is a revolution?

• A change in thoughts and beliefs

• A change in the weather

• A change in government

• A change in fashion

What is a revolution?

• A change in thoughts and beliefs

• A change in the weather

• A change in government

• A change in fashion