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WorksheetsRenaissance and Reformation Chapter 9 Test Review
Total questions: 113
Worksheet time: 54mins
Calvin’s native country was France.
True
False
Lutheranism was supported by North German princes, the lower clergy, the commercial classes, and large sections of the peasantry.
True
False
When Henry VIII created the Church of England he adopted Protestant Theology
True
False
In the Anglican Church they believe that God has pre-determined who will be saved
True
False
The Reformation was partly an outgrowth of the renaissance and humanist movement.
True
False
No one in the Catholic Church wanted to see reform.
True
False
John Knox followers became known as Presbyterians.
True
False
John Calvin lived before the time of Martian Luther.
True
False
Lutheranism was a term applied to Christians who belonged to non-Catholic Churches.
True
False
Henry VIII did not want to annul his marriage to Catherine but the church wanted him to
True
False
Which statement is true of Anabaptists?
They believed that baptism didn’t matter and did not practice it
They believed in salvation by faith and good works
They believed that ministers interpreted the bible and church teachings for believers
They believed you should baptize only those persons who were old enough to decide to be baptized
Calvin’s followers in France became known as?
Presbyterians
Huguenots
Calvinist
Mennonites
What event signified the Break between Luther, the protestant church’s, and the Roman Catholic Church?
Luther is excommunicated by Pope Leo X
Luther public burns the Papal Decree of Excommunication
The Peasants war is a wedge that drives Lutherans and Catholics farther apart.
Luther nails the 95 these to the doors of Wittenberg Cathedral
In what country do you find the Presbyterian Church?
Denmark
Ireland
Russia
Scotland
Who is the founder of the Church of England
Martian Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
In what year did the Roman Catholic Church Start?
1
1559
1522
1054
What was Henry VIII’s motivation for creating the Church of England?
Henry had been taught by Luther and decided England needed to adopt protestant ideas
Catherine of Aragon had come from Geneva and convinced her husband Henry to adopt Calvinist ideas
Henry wanted a divorce so he could marry Anne Boleyn and more importantly have a son
Who knows why Henry was a mad king who did things for no reason
This person founded University in Geneva that became famous for training pastors and teachers.
John Calvin
Charles V
Jecques Cartier
Martin Luther
Martin Luther wrote this challenging the theory and practice of indulgences.
Against the Murdering, Thieving Hordes of Peasants
The Prince
95 Theses
The Praise of Folly
From where did the term Protestantism originate?
Johann Tetzel who protested against Indulgence
Luther’s name for those who supported him
From German princes who protested
From Protest Germany a small town were Luther’s followers gathered
Was Martin Luther the first person to criticize the church?
No but he was the second to criticize the church
Yes no one before him dared to challenge the church
We don’t know but there is no history of anyone else criticizing the church
No several people criticized the church before Luther wrote his 95 theses
Did Martin Luther always want to create a separate and new church?
Yes because he felt god had come to him and ordained him the leader of a new Christian church
Yes is was his plan from the very beginning when he wrote the 95 theses
No he started out wanting the church to reform
Maybe whose to know the thoughts of a crazy German monk of the 1500’s
The 95 theses specifically attacked what Catholic Church practice.
The practice of the church encouraging knights to kill infidels
Priest secretly getting married
The Popes interpreting the bible to suit their own purpose
The practice of selling indulgencies
Who was the most infamous Indulgence seller?
Johann Tetzel
Leo X
Huldrych Zwingli
Johann Gutenberg
15. How was the printing press important to the Reformation?
The Reformation happened before the printing press and influenced Gutenberg
It printed a lot of the books and pamphlets written by Luther, Calvin and others and quickly spread reformation ideas all over Europe
It really didn’t have an impact on the Reformation
It was invented by Martin Luther and gave him the money he needed to start the Lutheran church
What impact did Henry VIII’s actions have on England in the second half of the 1500’s
His Children were then able to bring stability to England
His children brought religious turmoil by switching from Protestant to Catholic and back again
It really didn’t have an impact on England
His change started a serious of wars with the Roman Catholic Church
What was Calvin’s idea of the “elect” and their place in society?
The “elect” were the many God chose to be saved and they had a low position in society
The “elect” were the few God chose to be saved and they had a high position in society
The “elect” were those chosen by Calvin to hold a high position in society
The “elect” are those chosen by God to teach Calvin’s people in Europe and because of that held a low position in European society
Which statement is true of the Anglican Church.
It was a compromise between the Catholics and Protestants
It was just like the Catholic Church just with the King or Queen were as the head of the Church
It was the Lutheran Church in England
It was the Calvinist Church in England
Martian Luther’s term for indulgence sellers who gave people the impression they could buy their way into heaven.
“Good Works Brokers”
“Indulgence Merchants”
“Tetzels”
“Pardon Merchants”
How did indulgences get started?
Pope Leo X started giving them out to help get churches he wanted built constructed
Charles V told his people that buying indulgences was a way to earn a way to heaven
Pope Clement V promised a direct ticket to heaven for those who would give full devotion to the Church.
Pope Urban II told people if they went on crusade they would receive forgiveness of sins they committed.
According to Machiavelli lying, cheating and murder were acceptable if a ruler needed them
to gain his ends
Ture
False
Renaissance artist were humble and remained largely anonymous.
Ture
False
Leonardo da Vinci was a painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientist.
Ture
False
Johann Gutenberg was from Germany
Ture
False
Raphael Sanzio painted Mona Lisa.
Ture
False
The first full size book to be printed using Movable Type was the collected works of William Shakespeare.
True
False
Which of the following statements is true?
After the invention of the printing press 500 books could be copied in the same time it had taken to copy one
Before the printing press it had taken 5 months to make 1 copy of a book
Immediately After the Printing Press was created the first full size book was copied
All the of the above
a and b only
What was one way the Renaissance changed society?
More people were exposed to ideas because they could read the information in their own language
It really didn’t change society it just changed how people looked at society
It created a whole new way of thinking that emphasized the significance of the group over the individual
It’s hard to really say what change the Renaissance made on society because it was a very short time period overshadowed by the Reformation
What is writing in you native language
Secular
Perspective
Patron
Vernacular
During the Renaissance what was the attitude of Church leaders and the wealthy toward the arts?
They supported the arts but only if they could control it and set its direction
They were against it because they thought it would lessen their power
They supported the arts because they want to beautify their communities an show their own importance
They were against it because it was non-religious and promoted the poor over the wealth
Means “no place” in Greek?
Indulgence
Utopia
Renaissance
Reformation
For what purpose would someone of the Renaissance read the book “The Courtier”?
It was a book about a perfect society on an invented island
It was a set of rules by which a strong ruler could create and hold a state
It was a detailed book that told people how to be a true Renaissance man or Women
It laid out the basic principles of democracy used by the United States founding fathers
Why was the invention of the printing press so important?
It was not really that important but it was a nice idea
It made Gutenberg one of the richest men in Italy
It made it possible of Shakespeare to write his books
It made more information available not only to scholars but also to ordinary people
Why would someone read the book “The Prince”
It was a detailed book about the life of Henry VIII and his eight wives
It was a book about a perfect society on an invented island
It was a set of rules by which a strong ruler could create and hold a state
It laid out the basic principles of democracy used by the United States founding fathers
What was unique about Christine De Pizan
She wrote the book “the Book of The City of Ladies”
She was able to earn a living as a female writer
Wrote manuals on military techniques
All of the above
What shows three dimensions on a flat surface?
Patron
Individualism
Secular
Perspective
Individualism
Things that have no religious or spiritual basis.
Mandate
Secuar
Regime
Sepulcher
To the English “Utopia” has come to mean what?
No Place
Everywhere
Perfect Place
Real World
In what way did Leonardo da Vinci represent the Renaissance Man?
He used perspective in all of his drawings and paintings
He lived in Italy during the 1500’s
He painted the Mona Lisa while holding scientific discussions
He was a painter, sculptor, inventor , and scientist
What was unique about Sofonisba Anguissola?
She was one of the first writers to get published as a female
She was one of the few notable female painters
He wrote famous books like “The Prince”
He created completely abstract sculptors
Italian writer and politician who wrote The Prince in which he advised leaders on how to rule
Desiderius Erasmus
Niccolo Machiavelli
Albrecht Durer
Jesuits
Italian Renaissance artist who designed buildings, wrote poetry, and created sculptures and paintings including the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
William Shakespear
John Calvin
Miguel de Cervantes
Michelangelo
Dutch priest who published In Praise of Folly in which he criticized corrupt clergy. His criticism helped inspire the Protestant Reformation.
Desiderius Erasmus
William Shakespear
John Calvin
Martin Luther
German Renaissance artist famous for his prints and woodcuts
Marco Polo
Dante Alighieri
Albrecht Durer
Michelangelo
English Renaissance writer and playwright who is considered by many to be the greatest English writer of all time
William Shakespeare
John Calvin
Michelangelo
Johann Gutenburg
The Italian city-state that was the heart of the early stages of the Renaissance:
Greece and Rome
Vatican City
Rome
Florence
Who is the founder of the Church of England
Martian Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
I started the Protestant Reformation in Scotland. Who am I?
John Calvin
John Knox
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
I was a reformer that encouraged people to reject Catholicism. Who am I?
John Calvin
John Knox
Martin Luther
Queen Mary
I am a queen that tried to restore the people of England to the Catholic Church. Who am I?
Elizabeth
Isabella
Mary
None of Above
I was the Holy Roman Emperor who declared war on the protestants of Germany. Who am I?
King Henry VIII
Charles V
John Calvin
Pope Paul III
What were the goals of the Jesuits?
Improve Catholic education, convert non-Christians, and stop the spread of Protestantism
Improve Protestant education, convert non-Christians, and continue the spread of Protestantism
Improve Christian education and convert non-Christians
Improve Christian education and convert Roman Catholics to Protestantism
Part of reforming the Catholic Church that was a meeting of Catholic Bishops and cardinals in which they came up with several doctrines
Peace of Augsburg
Diet of Trent
Diet of Worms
Council of Trent
True or False: Renaissance society was secular because they were concerned about the spiritual rather than
the worldly
True
False
True or False: Patrons financially supported the artists of the Renaissance
True
False
True or False: Some of the characteristics of the “renaissance man” was to excel in many fields, to be charming, witty, educated, and politically powerful
True
False
What is writing in you native language
Secular
Patron
Vernacular
Perspective
What shows three dimensions on a flat surface?
Secular
Patron
Vernacular
Perspective
Individualism
During the Renaissance what was the attitude of Church leaders and the wealthy toward the arts?
They supported the arts but only if they could control it and set its direction
They were against it because they thought it would lessen their power
They supported the arts because they want to beautify their communities an show their own impotence
They were against it because it was non-religious and promoted the poor over the wealth
A term that refers to a revival of art and learning?
Renaissance
Humanism
Perspective
Individualism
An intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements?
Renaissance
Humanism
Perspective
Individualism
How did Italy’s cities help to make it the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Cities offered wealth, talent, and new ideas
The cities were the only place you could find patrons
The cities were poor and full of need for change
The cities conveyed the classical influence on Rome
True or False: Utopia was a book written about a real place.
True
False
True or False: Johann Gutenberg was from Germany
True
False
How did Albrecht Durer’s work reflect the influence of the Italian Renaissance?
He portrayed real life and then mythical animals
He portrayed classical myths, religious subjects, and realistic landscapes
He portrayed the events going on right at the moment he was painting
He created completely abstract sculptors
Why was the invention of the printing press so important?
It made Gutenberg one of the richest men in Italy
It made it possible for Shakespeare to write his books
It made more information available not only to scholars but also to ordinary people
It was not really that important but it was a nice idea
What was one way the Renaissance changed society?
More people were exposed to ideas because they could read the information in their own language
It really didn’t change society it just changed how people looked at society
It created a whole new way of thinking that emphasized the significance of the group over the individual
It’s hard to really say what change the Renaissance made on society because it was a very short time period overshadowed by the Reformation
England’s leading humanist?
Desiderius Erasmus
John Wycliffe
Girolamo Savonarola
Thomas More
What was unique about Christine De Pizan
She wrote the book “the Book of The City of Ladies”
She was able to earn a living as a female writer
Wrote manuals on military techniques
All of the above
To the English “Utopia” has come to mean what?
No Place
Everywhere
Perfect Place
Real World
Check all that apply: William Shakespeare wrote which of the following?
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
The Courtier
Romeo and Juliet
The Prince
Macbeth
Which Statement would NOT be true of William Shakespeare
The most famous writer of the Elizabethan Age
Was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, 1564
He preformed at the Globe Theater
He poked fun at greedy merchants, heartsick lovers, quarrelsome scholars, and pompous priests.
Is regarded as the greatest playwright of all time
Which of the following did Desiderius Erasmus write?
The Praise of Folly
Utopia
The Book of the City of Ladies
The Prince
The Courtier
Which of the following did Thomas More write?
The Praise of Folly
Utopia
The Book of the City of Ladies
The Prince
The Courtier
Which of the following did Christine de Pizan write?
The Praise of Folly
Utopia
The Book of the City of Ladies
The Prince
The Courtier
True or False: The Peace of Augsburg was a settlement reached by German princes were they agreed each ruler would decide the religion of his state
Ture
False
True or False: Henry VIII did not want to annul his marriage to Catherine but the church wanted him too.
Ture
False
True or False: Lutheranism was supported by North German princes, the lower clergy, the commercial classes, and large sections of the peasantry
Ture
False
Luther protested the practice of selling indulgences. What was the practice?
Charles V told his people that buying indulgences was a way to earn a way to heaven
Indulgences permitted priests to marry and have children
The clergy sold pardons that released people from performing penalties for their sins
Clergy members bought indulgences to reach higher offices
What impact did Henry VIII’s actions have on England in the second half of the 1500’s
His children brought religious turmoil by switching from Protestant to Catholic and back again
His Children were then able to bring stability to England
It really didn’t have an impact on England
His change started a serious of wars with the Roman Catholic Church
The church of England with Elizabeth as head of the Church
Lutheran Church
Church of England
Anglican church
Protestant church of England
Which is true of the Lutheran Church?
The Pope is the head of the Church
Ministers lead the Congregation
They believe in being baptized again as adults
They are governed by a group of laymen called Presbyters
What was Henry VIII’s motivation for creating the Church of England.
Henry had been taught by Luther and decided England needed to adopt protestant ideas
Henry wanted a divorce so he could marry Anne Boleyn and more importantly have a son
Catherine of Aragon had come from Geneva and convinced her husband Henry to adopt Calvinist ideas
Who knows why Henry was a mad king who did things for no reason
Martin Luther wrote this challenging the theory and practice of indulgences.
Against the Murdering, Thieving Hordes of Peasants
95 Theses
The Praise of Folly
The Prince
From where did the term Protestantism originate?
Luther’s name for those who supported him
Johann Tetzel who protested against Indulgence
From German princes who protested
From Protest Germany a small town were Luther’s followers gathered
True or False: Annulling a marriage and a divorce were the same thing according to the church.
Ture
False
True or False: Calvin’s native country was France.
True
False
True or False: John Calvin lived before the time of Martian Luther
True
False
True or False: John Knox followers became known as Presbyterians.
True
False
True or False: Religious reform in Switzerland was begun by Huldrych Zwingli
True
False
True or False: Noblewomen such as Marguerite of Navarre protected reformers
True
False
Which statement is true of Anabaptists?
They believed that baptism didn’t matter and did not practice it
They believed in salvation by faith and good works
They believed that ministers interpreted the bible and church teachings for believers
They believed you should baptize only those persons who were old enough to decide to be baptized
Calvin’s followers in France became known as?
Presbyterians
Huguenots
Calvinist
Mennonites
In what country do you find the Presbyterian Church?
Denmark
Ireland
Russia
Scotland
A government that is controlled by religious leaders.
Anabaptists
Monarchy
Theocracy
Calvinism
Feudalism
What was Calvin’s idea of the “elect” and their place in society?
The “elect” were the many God chose to be saved and they had a low position in society
The “elect” were the few God chose to be saved and they had a high position in society
The “elect” were those chosen by Calvin to hold a high position in society
The “elect” are those chosen by God to teach Calvin’s people in Europe and because of that held a low position in European society
What were the goals of the Jesuits?
Improve Catholic education, convert non-Christians, and stop the spread of Protestantism
Improve Protestant education, convert non-Christians, and continue the spread of Protestantism
Improve Christian education and convert non-Christians
Improve Christian education and convert Roman Catholics to Protestantism
Part of reforming the Catholic Church that was a meeting of Catholic Bishops and cardinals in which they came up with several doctrines
Peace of Augsburg
Diet of Trent
Diet of Worms
Council of Trent
Wrote the book “Spiritual Exercise”
Ignatius of Loyola
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
Wrote the book “Institutes of the Christian Religion”
Ignatius of Loyola
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
Wrote the book “Defense of the Seven Sacraments”
Ignatius of Loyola
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
Wrote the 95 theses
Ignatius of Loyola
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
