In what ways did art change during the Renaissance? (select ALL that apply, then click submit)

Art was both religious and secular

Realistic portrayals of individuals and nature

It was influenced by classical Greece and Rome

Art was less realistic and included patterned details

Art became less detailed and more abstract.

What is skepticism and what impact did it have?

Skepticism is questioning everything, people began questioning faith and it led to the Age of Exploration.

Skepticism has no relevance to scientific inquiry or philosophy.

Skepticism is a method of accepting all knowledge claims without question, and led to the development of fundamentalism

Skepticism is a belief in absolute truth and promoting dogmatic views.

When Johann Gutenberg created the printing press, what impact did it have?

The printing press increased literacy, spread knowledge, and transformed society.

The printing press was primarily used for artistic purposes.

The printing press had no significant impact on society.

The printing press decreased literacy rates.

What are indulgences?

Indulgences are pardons sold by the church, allowing people to buy their way to heaven

Indulgences are a type of prayer used in the Catholic Church.

Indulgences are special ceremonies held by the Church that ensured that people would go to heaven

Indulgences are donations made to charity by church members.

What were some major reasons the Catholic church was criticized? (select ALL that apply, then click submit)

Church leaders sold indulgences

Much of the clergy was very uneducated and corrupt

Popes had children, got married, and gambled

Supported and interfered in local governments

What was the Reformation and who started it?

A movement that pushed for religious reform in the Catholic church, started by Martin Luther

A 19th-century art movement in France that was started by Thomas More

An explosion of creativity in art, writing, and thought that started in Northern Italy by Petrarch

A political revolution in the 18th century in France that pushed for Democratic elections, started by Robespierre

What happened to Martin Luther after he posted his 95 Theses?

Martin Luther was excommunicated

He became the Pope and reformed the Church.

He was imprisoned for life without trial.

He was celebrated as a hero by the Catholic Church.

What did the Edict of Worms do?

It declared Martin Luther an outlaw and heretic, prohibiting his writings.

It granted Martin Luther a position in the Catholic Church.

It praised Martin Luther's writings and encouraged their distribution.

It established a new church in Germany.

Why did English king Henry VIII want to divorce his wife AND what did the Pope say?

He wanted a male heir and his wife couldn't have more children. The Pope denied the request.

He wanted to become a monk, and could not do that if he was married. The Pope allowed him to divorce her.

He had fallen out of love with her and he didn't like her children. The Pope denied the request.

He wanted a male heir and his wife couldn't have more children. The Pope allowed the divorce.

What did Parliament do so that Henry VIII could divorce his wife AND what did he become as a result?

They passed laws ending the Pope's power in England, and Henry VIII became the Head of the Church of England.

Henry VIII became a member of the Catholic Church.

Parliament overruled the Pope's decision and allowed Henry VIII to marry Anne Boleyn without any changes.

Parliament also denied Henry's request to divorce his wife, and instead forced him to resign as king

What were John Calvin's beliefs AND what was his form of Christianity called?

People are sinful by nature and cannot earn salvation; destiny is predetermined. Calvinism.

Universalism and the belief that all will be saved by God, but you still must remain faithful to the church. Knoxism.

Everyone can reach salvation through works and rituals, and everyone has freewill. Calvinism.

The importance of church tradition over Scripture. Methodist.

What was the Catholic Reformation?

A movement to reform the Catholic Church to address some of the criticisms and to regain followers

A campaign to establish a new religion separate from Catholicism.

An effort to eliminate all Catholic practices and prevent heresy

A movement to promote the Protestant Reformation and prevent heresy.

What things were decided at the Council of Trent? (select ALL that apply and then click submit)

Church's interpretation of the Bible is final

Christians need faith and hard work to achieve salvation

Indulgences are valid expressions of faith

Denial of the existence of purgatory.

Elimination of protestant church traditions.

Which of the following were EFFECTS of the Reformation? (select ALL that apply, then click submit)

Europe became religiously and culturally divided

It laid the groundwork for the Enlightenment

Catholic church lost power in Europe, led to increase ruler's power

Unification of the Catholic Church

Strengthening of traditional authority

What was the purpose of the Roman Inquisition?

to impose religious uniformity by putting people on trial for breaking Church laws/being a heretic

To promote religious tolerance and understanding within the Catholic Church.

To expand the Roman Empire's territory.

To establish a new form of government in Rome that was solely based on the Catholic Church's teachings

What happened at the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre?

A massacre of Huguenots in Paris on August 24, 1572.

A celebration of Huguenots in Paris on August 24, 1572.

A peaceful negotiation between Catholics and Huguenots in 1572.

A military parade held in Paris on August 24, 1572.

What did the Edict of Nantes do?

It granted religious freedom to Protestants in France.

It banned all Protestant practices in France.

It granted land to Catholic nobles in France.

It established a state religion in France.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the Renaissance?

A scientific theory developed in the 18th century in northern Italy

A military campaign in the Middle Ages

A religious movement in the 19th century

an explosion of creativity in arts, writing, and thought

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is Humanism?

Humanism is an intellectual movement focused on human achievements

Humanism is a religious doctrine that worships nature.

Humanism is a political ideology focused on government control.

Humanism is a scientific theory about the origins of the universe and species.

MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Match the artist to what they created

Raphael

painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper

Donatello

Statue of David, painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling

Leonardo Da Vinci

Statue of St. George

Michelangelo

Painted the School of Athens

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a Patron?

A patron is a member of a sports team.

A patron is a type of beverage.

A patron is someone who made art in the renaissance

A patron financially supported artists

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was Niccolo Machiavelli known for?

Machiavelli was a renowned painter of the Renaissance and painted many chapels

Machiavelli is famous for his novels and poetry.

Machiavelli is known for his political philosophy, particularly in 'The Prince'.

Machiavelli was known for his contributions to mathematics and secular beliefs

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who was Thomas More and what did he write?

Thomas More was a French artist who painted 'The Last Supper'.

Thomas More was an Italian poet known for 'The Divine Comedy'.

Thomas More was a Scottish king who wrote 'Hamlet'.

Thomas More was an English philosopher who wrote 'Utopia'.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What did Johann Gutenberg develop?

A movable type printing press

a faster way to create paper and bind books

The telephone and the light bulb

The steam engine

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U11: Renaissance and Reformation

What was the Renaissance?

What is Humanism?

Match the artist to what they created

What is a Patron?

What was Niccolo Machiavelli known for?

Who was Thomas More and what did he write?

What did Johann Gutenberg develop?

In what ways did art change during the Renaissance?(select ALL that apply, then click submit)

What is skepticism and what impact did it have?

When Johann Gutenberg created the printing press, what impact did it have?

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