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World History Unit 5 Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Artistic Patronage, Humanism and classical Greco-Roman influence were all....

a)

political and economic influences on the Scientific Revolution

b)

political and economic influences on the Middle Ages

c)

political and economic influences on the Renaissance

d)

political and economic influences on the Rise of Islam

2.

The Scientific Revolution is best known for...

a)

Renewing interest in Greco-Roman writings found during the Crusades

b)

Class inequlities that led to the challenging of the king's authority

c)

Church bishops and priests that became increasingly corrupt as the Pope's authority was challeneged

d)

People began to question the world around them, using their own reasoning in order to gather knowledge

3.

Nicolaus Copernicus's heliocentric theory and Isaac Newton's theory of gravity were both...

a)

Important achievements of the Renaissance

b)

Impacts of Islamic on Europe in the Middle Ages

c)

Developments of English Philosophers

d)

Important events of the Scientific Revolution

4.

Perspective art, humanism, secularism, and the printing press are all...

a)

Political and militaristic impacts of the Renaissance

b)

Impacts of Global trade in the Reformation

c)

Artistic and intellectual impacts of the Renaissance

d)

Artistic and intellectual impacts of the Scientific Revolution

5.

What was one major impact of the printing press?

a)

Greater access to the Bible, allowing for more self-interpretation

b)

Caused the split of the Church do to Martin Luthers 95 Theses

c)

It increased the corruption of church and state officials

d)

Increased conflicts between church and state

6.

Which of the following was an important result of the Protestant Reformation?

a)

The power of the Church increased as Protestants came in to conflict with each other

b)

Learning decreased as people stopped attending Catholic services

c)

The wealth of the Catholics quickly outpaced that of the Protestants

d)

Learning and literacy increased as people were encouraged to read the Bible for themselves

7.

Which of the following was a political impact of the Reformation?

a)

As Protestant rulers defied the Pope, Jews gained in power

b)

Rulers came in to conflict over religious differences, increasing the power of secular rulers

c)

As Catholic and Protestants fought, Machiavelli united the Italian states

d)

As catholic rulers submit to the Church, the power of the Pope grew in Europe

8.

Leonardo DaVinci and Machiavellie are both known for their contributions during the....

a)

Refromation

b)

Renaissance

c)

Middle Ages

d)

Enlightenment

9.

This period was caused by the rise of humanism, the arts, and renewed interest in Greco-Roman classics; and set the foundations for the Reformation

a)

Rise of Islam

b)

Reformation

c)

Renaissance

d)

Scientific Revolution

10.

Which of the following had the greatest impact in the beginning of the Reormation?

a)

The printing press

b)

artistic freedom

c)

the rise of secularism

d)

the growth of the Catholic Church

11.

Which of the following is a result of the Reformation?

a)

Protestant faiths

b)

Increased global trade

c)

Expansion of Church power

d)

The decline of the feudal system

12.

How did paintings during the Renaissance period differ from the Medieval art?

a)

Painting styles became more realistic and showed perspective

b)

Painters styles became more minimal, and lack detail

c)

Painters focused on abstract art to depict emotions

d)

Painters imitated the work of Egyptian art

13.

Which of the following allowed for the flourishing of the arts during the Renaissance?

a)

The development of state sponsored artwork

b)

The introduction of paper money into the economy made for easier art commissions

c)

The growth of a merchant class that patronized the arts

d)

Greater competition between artists led to lower prices and greater diversity in art

14.

A system of thought that emphasizes individualism and secularism rather than divine, supernatural, or religious matters

a)

Rebirth

b)

Reformation

c)

Humanism

d)

Enlightenment

15.

Who supported the Heliocentric Theory?

a)

Thomas Aquinas and Henry VIII

b)

Elizabeth I and Martin Luther

c)

John Calvin and Isaac Newton

d)

Nicolaus Copernicus and Galileo Galilie

16.

Galieo Galilie, Robert Boyle, and Isaac Newton were all part of....

a)

The Renaissance

b)

The Scientific Revolution

c)

The Enlightenment

d)

The Reformation

17.

Niccolo Machiavelli's book "The Prince" represented a shift in thought. This shift was...

a)

A rediscovery of Greek philosophy

b)

A movement towards secularism

c)

A change from Christianity to Judaism

d)

A belief in a moral and just ruler

18.

Which of the following would Martin Luther agree with?

a)

The Catholic Church is the sole authority of salvation

b)

Salvation can be obtained through good works

c)

People can purchase salvation through indulgences

d)

Only true faith in God will grant salvation

19.

The Renaissance and the Reformation laid the foundation for future innovation and thought. This is called the...

a)

The Protestant Reformation

b)

The Renaissance

c)

The Age of Absolutism

d)

The Scientific Revolution

20.

They way we know this is Renaissance art is because of...

a)

its focus on religious symbolism

b)

its focus on perspective and realistic depiction

c)

its use of pastel coloration and abstract proportions

d)

its use of flat, 2-dimensional style