Review Quiz

What impact did the printing press have on the spread of ideas by the Reformers?

• It allowed the reformers' ideas to spread quickly and widely.

• The start of the Industrial Revolution and the rise of factories.

• It did not have a strong impact.

• It helped support the ideas of the church.

What did people begin to explore during the Renaissance?

• New ways of thinking and learning.

• New continents and trade routes.

• New forms of government.

• New scientific theories.

What were two things Florence was well known for during the Renaissance?

• Their high quality fabrics.

• Their shipbuilding.

• Their banking and financial systems.

• Their agricultural achievements.

Henry VIII left the Catholic Church because

• He wanted to strengthen the Pope's authority in England.

• He disagreed with the Church's teachings on salvation.

• The Pope refused to grant him a divorce, so he broke away to form the Church of England.

• He wanted more religious freedom for his subjects.

What is Francis Petrarch known for?

• Developing the printing press.

• Being a famous Renaissance painter.

• Writing sonnets and being a scholar.

• Leading the Protestant Reformation.

The use of perspective to create depth and realism in paintings is a characteristic of which period?

• Medieval

• Baroque

• Renaissance

• Gothic

What is Galileo’s main argument in his letter to the Grand Duchess Christina of Tuscany?

• The Earth is flat and stationary.

• The sun revolves around the Earth.

• It is impossible to force astronomers to deny what they observe and understand.

• The moon is the center of the universe.

How did the Inca use their understanding of different elevation zones?

• they avoided settling in high elevations

• They grew different crops at different elevations

• They only farmed in one climate zone

• They built all cities at sea level

Which statement best describes the structure of the Inca Civilization?

• It was ruled by the Sapa Inca, who had complete control, and below him were the nobles and government officials.

• They had no leader, each village was on its own.

• The leaders had to make decision for their people.

• Merchants and traders were in charge.

How did the Inca organize their empire and meet the needs of their people?

• A They allowed each village to make its own laws and decisions without interference.

• They created a strong central government, collected taxes in the form of labor, and stored extra food.

• They traded with neighbors to get what they needed.

• They let people choose their jobs.