9.7 Test Review

This statement is taken from the written work of 

• John Locke

• Niccolo Machiavelli

• Adam Smith

• Ignatius Loyola

Who is the intended audience of the written work from which this statement comes?

• Rulers

• Monks

• Merchants

• The intended audience of this written work is Scientists

The passage and image above are evidence of Leonardo da Vinci’s involvement in which historical developments?

• Protestant Reformation and Catholic Counter Reformation

• 1. Golden Age of Athens and Peloponnesian War

• 1. Renaissance and Scientific Revolution

• 1. The First and Second Crusades

Leonardo da Vinci’s learned about the human body through

• 1. Observation

• 1. Examining the anatomy of other animals

• 1. The teachings of Martin Luther

• 1. Studying biblical sources

What most directly contributed to the creation of the Gutenberg press?

• 1. The Ottoman takeover of Constantinople

• 1. The Protestant Reformation

• 1. Classical Greek and Roman writing

• 1. Trade between Asia and Europe

Identify one effect of the creation of Gutenberg’s press.

• 1. Literacy rates increased

• 1. Scientific discoveries were less likely to be widely known

• 1. Interest in the Americas declined

• 1. The Middle Ages

What invention in the 1400s most directly contributed to the increase in the number of active printers in Europe in 1500?

• Paper

• 1. Printing Press

• 1. Ink

• 1. Computer

Which generalization is supported by the diagram above?

• 1. Modern day technology is based on innovations from the past

• 1. Western Europeans were the first to develop printing technology

• 1. Most innovation in the past took place in the Middle East

• 1. Innovation in communication technology ended in the 1980s

Which individual supported the theory represented in this illustration? 

• Socrates

• Ptolemy

• Dante

• Galileo

The discovery depicted in the diagram is most closely associated with which historical event? 

• Protestant Reformation

•  Founding of Hinduism

• Fall of the Roman Empire

• Scientific Revolution