Renaissance and Reformation Test Chapter 14

What does it mean that people became more secular during the Renaissance?

• They became less tolerant.

• They became more religious.

• They focused on this world instead of getting into heaven.

• They became more artistic.

Florence grew wealthy through

• banking.

• book-selling.

• farming.

• the travel industry.

When did the Renaissance spread to northern Europe?

• the late 1300s

• the early 1400s

• the late 1400s

• the early 1500s

Who was Leonardo da Vinci?

• a conservative Pope

• a French professor

• an Italian scientist and artist

• a skilled novelist and poet

John Calvin taught that

• doing good gets people to heaven.

• God decides who goes to heaven.

• only clergy can know the truth.

• people should obey the pope.

During the Spanish Inquisition, what was the fate of some Spaniards?

• Jewish scholars flourished.

• The Pope discouraged heresy trials.

• Spain converted to Protestantism.

• 2,000 Spaniards were executed.

What action did King Henry VIII take regarding the Catholic Church?

• Requested an annulment from the pope and accepted the pope’s authority.

• Formed the Lutheran church.

• Seized land from the Catholic Church and gave it to his nobles.

• Was a cruel king of France.

What was the primary goal of the Puritans?

• Make England a Catholic country.

• Move to India.

• Purify the Anglican Church.

• Report to the pope.

According to Lutheran belief, what would lead a person to heaven?

• Buying indulgences.

• Converting to Catholicism.

• Doing good deeds.

• Faith in Jesus.

How did Italian city-states primarily accumulate wealth?

• Farming.

• Trade.

• War.

• Wine-making.