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3rd Nine Weeks Test Review

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A system of thought attaching prime importance to human rather than divine or supernatural matters. These beliefs stress the potential value and goodness of human beings, emphasize common human needs, and seek solely rational ways of solving human problems.

a)

Vernacular

b)

Deism

c)

Humanism

d)

Secularism

2.

How was Martin Luther able to disseminate his 95 Theses throughout Germany so quickly?

a)

The printing press had been invented by Johannes Gutenberg.

b)

He sent messengers on horseback throughout all of Germany.

c)

The Pope ordered the 95 Theses distributed to every church to be read aloud.

d)

He posted it on Facebook and everyone shared it.

3.

How did both Martin Luther and King James I England use vernacular during the Reformation?

a)

They had the most famous classic books translated for everyone to read.

b)

They copied famous books of science and astronomy

c)

They used it to write important Greek and Latin stories into Italian.

d)

They both had bibles written in the languages of their common people.

4.

Martin Luther was against the sale of Indulgences because....

a)

He wanted his people to keep them because they were valuable.

b)

He thought it was wrong. People should not be able to buy forgiveness of their sins.

c)

He thought simony was a better way for the church to raise money.

d)

He wanted to save them and use them for his own family.

5.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why the Renaissance began in Italy?

a)

Wealthy Italian patrons supported the arts

b)

The Black Plague did not hit Italy as a result of the Alps

c)

Renewed interest in the cultures of Ancient Greece and Rome

d)

Italian city-states had grown wealthy from trade between Europe and Asia.

6.

Who was forced to recant his teaching in Worms, Germany in 1521?

a)

Leonardo DaVinci

b)

Nicolo Machiavelli

c)

Martin Luther

d)

Galileo

7.

Mercantilism was a policy designed to....

a)

Create independent self sufficient colonies.

b)

Make the mother country gain wealth and power.

c)

Spend gold and silver in exchange for spices

d)

Keep Merchants and banks cooperating with one another

8.

How did the Black Death get to Europe?

a)

The Mongols brought it when they invaded

b)

It came along the trade routes like the Silk Road.

c)

When Columbus came back from America his men brought it with them.

d)

It started in England and spread from there.

9.

The Indigenous civilizations of Meso-America and South America believed...

a)

In one god (Monotheism)

b)

In the Catholic Church

c)

In many Gods (Polytheism)

d)

There was only the Great Spirit

10.

During the Hundred Years War...

a)

New gunpowder weapons made knights and castles obsolete

b)

The Holy Roman Empire fought to crush Martin Luther and his followers

c)

The Italians conquered Constantinople and started the Renaissance

d)

Spain and France fought over religion

11.

In Germany (Holy Roman Empire) many nobles supported the Reformation because they saw it as a way to take the wealth of the church and break free from the Pope and Emperor

a)

True

b)

False

12.

A lesson from Machiavelli's book The Prince was...

a)

We should love our neighbors

b)

It is better to be feared then loved

c)

It is better to be loved than feared

d)

Treat others as you wish to be treated

13.

Which of the following terms does not fit in

a)

Counter Reformation

b)

Jesuits

c)

Council of Trent

d)

Black Death

14.

The Renaissance was partially inspired by writings and architecture from ancient

a)

Egypt and Mesopotamia

b)

Greece and Rome

c)

Rome and the Ottomans

d)

Mali and Ghana

15.

The most important Renaissance city, ruled by the Medici Family, with the dome of Brunelleschi, and with wealth from trade with the Ottomans.

a)

Florence

b)

Paris

c)

Rome

d)

Constantinople

16.

The Renaissance technique seen in this painting is...

a)

Cubism

b)

Perspective

c)

Mosaic

d)

Collage

17.

He was best known as an artist but he was considered a Renaissance Man because he made great contributions in many different fields such as art, science, engineering, mathematics, etc.

a)

Machiavelli

b)

Cosimo De Medici

c)

Martin Luther

d)

Leonardo DaVinci

18.

This map shows that...

a)

Luther succeeded in unifying Europe through religion.

b)

The Catholic Church won the wars of Religion.

c)

After Luther Europe was divided on the matter of religion

d)

Henry VIII divided England by becoming Anglican

19.

Which of the following most accurately characterizes the Renaissance?

a)

the outburst of creativity

b)

the spread of democracy

c)

a growth of religious belief

d)

a decline in learning

20.

Renaissance art was notable for portraying...

a)

religious themes for the first time.

b)

many military scenes.

c)

flat backgrounds with figure in the front.

d)

humans and their emotions.

21.

Without the Columbian Exchange, Italians would not have

a)

Famous painting styles

b)

Pizza

c)

Sculpture

d)

Rice

22.

These guys are named after famous

a)

leaders of the Reformation

b)

artists of the Renaissance

c)

Explorers of the Age of Exploration

d)

Italian Merchant families