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Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses because The Church

• was not allowing people to learn to read

• not doing the right thing, like selling indulgences

• they didn't take care of the poor

• all of the above

Galileo's telescope was really important to the Scientific Revolution because

• he used it to prove the heliocentric theory that the sun is the center of the universe

• he showed the Church Jupiter

• he made millions of dollars selling it

• all of the above

How did the Renaissance influence the Reformation and the Scientific Revolution?

• people learned to read

• thinking and questioning led people to ask about The Church

• printing press allowed ideas and the Bible to spread

• all of the above

Why did Protestants break away from the RCC and create their own Christian churches?

• The Church did not want to make changes and they excommunicated the protestors

• they planned to make their own church

• they didn't believe in Jesus anymore

• none of the above

Why did Renaissance, Reformation and the Scientific Revolution cause problems for The Church?

• it taught people to ask questions and think for themselves

• it weakened The Church's power

• it showed that The Church was teaching the wrong ideas

• all of the above

Which is NOT important to the Renaissance?

• people wanted to learn again, after years of just surviving

• humanism taught that asking questions and looking at the world was a good thing

• The Church renewed their strength and control

• classical ancient Greek and Roman ideas were focused on

Which is NOT an impact of the printing press?

• The Church's power grew because more people got Bibles

• more people were able to learn to read because books were cheaper

• their power decreased because more people could check the truth on their own

• it helped information and ideas spread through cultural diffusion

The Renaissance led to ideas and questioning that directly influenced the Reformation and the Scientific Revolution.

• True

• False

Netwon used his laws of gravity and motion to explain Galileo's and Copernicus' ideas

• true

• false

The Scientific Revolution's key ideas were all of the following EXCEPT:

• observation and experimentation are important in scientific discovery

• proving the Church wrong was the foundation for these thinkers

• there is a force called gravity holding things in place

• a heliocentric universe- orbiting the sun