WorksheetsAlger: Ren, Ref, Sci
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What about the location of the Italian Peninsula made it the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Its central location made it ideal for the spread of ideas and trade.
Its location made it less likely to be invaded.
Its location did not have an effect on the Renaissance.
Its location gave it access to Roman ruins and manuscripts.
What is patronage?
a system of government ruled by a small majority.
patriotism.
a system in which payment is exchanged for the artistic talents of another.
the name of Mr. Alger's next rap album.
What was the Medici family best known for during the Italian Renaissance?
Military rulers that founded the city of Florence.
Wealthy bankers and local rulers that supported the arts.
Merchants who traded spices along the Silk Road.
Setting up a dynasty that ruled that Catholic Church.
Why was Florence important to the spread of the Renaissance?
Florence was a democracy so it allowed more people to pursue more artistic professions.
Its location made it difficult to attack, allowing for the safe spread of ideas and culture.
Florence was the capital of Italy which made it influential in setting cultural trends.
Money made from banking allowed for the funding of artists and thus the spread of culture.
A writer, inventor, and painter of such works as the Last Supper and the Mona Lisa, this artist was a true "Renaissance Man."
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
A way of thinking that focused more on humans and championed Ancient Roman/Greek thought.
Scholasticism
Romanism
Humanism
Socialism
Thomas Aquinas mixed ___________ and __________ together into a way of thinking called scholasticism.
logic and rationalism
religion and mysticism
faith and reason
Greek and Latin thought
Invented the Printing Press (... in Europe)
Leonardo da Vinci
Cardi B
Johannes Gutenberg
Martin Luther
First English translation of the Bible (from Hebrew/Greek)
Tyndale's English Bible
Shakespeare's English Bible
Wycliffe's English Bible
Elton John's English Bible
Martin Luther's 95 Theses largely spoke out against the Catholic Church's selling of ___________
indulgences
political favors
religious paintings
land
The Protestant Reformation at first wanted to reform the Catholic Church, but eventually broke away forming this new branch of Christianity.
Orthodox Church
Protestant Church.
Catholic Church II
Gnostic Church
What are the three Protestant doctrines that differed from the teachings of the Catholic Church?
faith alone
worship of Jesus Christ
Scripture/Bible alone
predestination
This Protestant ruler of England split from the Catholic Church and created the Act of Supremacy, which stated that the king/queen was head of the Church.
Elizabeth I
Henry V (5)
Mary I
Henry VIII (8)
The daughter of King Henry VIII, this queen persecuted Protestants and attempted to make England Catholic again.
Mary I
Isabella of Castile
Cathrine the Great
Elizabeth I
The Catholic Counter-Reformation
was a response to the growth of the Protestant Reformation.
recognized abuses within the Catholic Church.
was an attempt to regain lost power and influence.
was an artistic movement that focused humanism
The Jesuits were a religious order that...
set up schools that mixed humanism and religion.
used education to stop the spread of Protestantism.
was founded by Ignatius of Loyola.
globalized the Catholic faith.
The Spanish Armada was a fleet of _______ sent to invade ________ with the goal of conquering that land and making it Catholic again.
flying fish; France
soldiers; Italy
ships; Mexico
ships; England
Queen Elizabeth I's victory over the Spanish Armada made England...
able to explore and colonize the Americas
financially broke and weakened its economy
a leading European military power
remain a Protestant country
The heliocentric model...
stated that the sun and planets moved around the earth.
was proposed by Kepler
was proposed by Copernicus.
stated that the earth and planets moved around the sun.
The geocentric model...
was proposed by Ptolemy.
stated that the sun and planets moved around moons.
was proposed by Jean Calvin.
stated that the sun and planets moved around the earth.
The theory of elliptical orbits...
was proposed by Copernicus
stated that the planets move around the sun in an elliptical motion (ovals) and at different speeds.
was proposed by Kepler
stated that the earth and planets move around the sun in perfect circles.
Galileo improved tools such as the telescope which greatly expanded our ability to understand the universe. He also impacted the Scientific Revolution by believing that we can understand the world by way of...
reason/logic
senses
religion
experiments
What were Isaac Newton's 3 Laws of Motion?
In order for something to move it needs force.
not matter the weight, all objects fall at the same acceleration
force = mass x acceleration
whatever amount of force you put on an object, an equal amount of force will put back onto you.
Francis Bacon developed a way of reasoning that would become the basis of the Scientific Method. This reasoning involved testing questions via repeated experiments and then confirming or denying those findings based on their results.
reductive
conductive
deductive
inductive
What are the steps of the Scientific Method
question/claim, repeated experiments, confirm/deny results
senses, reasoning, confirm/deny results
question/claim, reasoning, confirm/deny results
logic, repeated experiments, confirm/deny results
