HS Renaissance Quiz 1

The 80 Years' War, the execution of Mary Queen of Scots and the 30 Years' War are all examples of _____.

• The powerful influence of religious conflict between the Catholic church and Protestant Christianity during these time periods.

• 1. The ability of the Catholic Church to negotiate peacefully as at the Peace of Augsburg

• 1. The power of the printing press to disseminate ideas quickly throughout Europe

• 1. Direct results of Pizarro's conquering of the Inca Empire in modern-day Peru.

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How did Gutenberg's printing press impact the Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation?

• 1. The news of the 100 Years War spread rapidly throughout the continent, sparking social change

• 1. Innovations of the Renaissance era and Martin Luther's ideas spread more quickly throughout Europe

• 1. It enabled the results of the Council of Trent and Council of Constance to be printed quickly

• 1. Henry the VIII's proclamation of his own church was read by the entire population of England within weeks

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The Peace of Westphalia accomplished which of the following?

• 1. Ended two long-running wars, established national boundaries and made gains toward state sovereignty

• 1. A peace accord between Lutheran and Catholic militants in Germany

• 1. Brought about the end of the 100 Years War and ceded the French crown to England

• 1. Ended the schism between the Catholic and Greek Orthodox sects of Christianity

The historical time periods known as the Renaissance, Reformation, Age of Exploration, and the Elizabethan Era were _____.

• 1. The result of increased cooperation between church and state and religious tolerance in Central Europe

• 1. Eras which occurred completely separately with no overlapping dates or events

• 1. Marked by war and political upheaval in Europe, during which time no cultural advances occurred

• 1. Overlapping periods of religious and political upheaval and developments in arts and sciences that profoundly changed Europe

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What do the Hundred Years' War and the War of the Roses have in common?

• 1. They were both conflicts between Catholics and Protestants

• 1. The Spanish Armada was involved in both conflicts

• 1. They were both struggles for power and influence over territory in Europe

• hey both resulted from Spanish colonization of the Americas

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