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WorksheetsUnit 7 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Secularism, humanism, naturalism, and classicism are the defining characteristics of which European time period?
Vernacular
Reformation
Renaissance
Scientific Method
How did the 1689 English Bill of Rights contribute to the development of democracy?
It restricted the power of the monarch
It gave even more power to the monarch
It took away all power from the monarch
What is a monarch?
Which religion was founded to reform an earlier religion?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Capitalism
moodism
Which two worlds religion originated in the same modern-day nation?
none.
Judaism
Hinduism only
Buddhism and Hinduism
Which of the following is an example of secularism?
stores closed on Sundays
stores that sell Halloween crafts
black Friday
Martin Luther King Day
Which of the following contributed most to the spread of Reformation ideas?
The compass
Printing press
Trade
Garrett eating spicy meatball
Irish Scientist, Robert Boyle, was the founder of which branch of science?
Physics
popsico
Chemistry
biology
Which of the following contributed the most to the cultural isolation of the Ming dynasty?
Halt to foreign trade
start to foreign trade
foreign trade does not exist
what even is foreign trade?
What is humanism?
humans together working in a group to protect dogs at all costs
an intellectual and philosophical emphasis on the importance of individuals as creative and critical thinkers
an intellectual and philosophical emphasis on the importance of eating healthy and drinking water every day
a group of people that are very important to our society because they are humans and dont pay their taxes
What is Renaissance?
The guy in the picture above
Divergent
a rebirth or resurgence
The rebirth of someones soul
What is Reformation?
the process of updating an institution or practice
updating your phone
a rebirth or resurgence
sacred practices
What is a Protestant?
someone in the Catholic church that is very important
The silence of the lambs
Christian church denominations, teachings, and individuals that rejected Roman Catholic Church doctrines
Catholic church denominations, teachings, and individuals that rejected Christian Church doctrines
What are sacraments?
a type of shape
sacred religious practices or ceremonies by the Roman Catholic Church
religious songs that are used to bring the dead back to life and give joy to the elders
Some type of jewelry that women wear to give off a sense royalty and power
What is a secularism?
A language used by common people
the belief that religion and politics should operate in separate spheres as well as the rejection of religion in the public sphere
The belief that people should be secluded and should not be combined together based on their race or color
A religion that is based on the different sections of the world and how they work
What is a vernacular?
a type of language used by the Indians
A term used in math to describe distance
language used only by the wealthy people
language used by the common people
