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WorksheetsRenaissance/Reformation Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which official measure made the king, instead of the pope, the head of the English Church
Magna Carta
Act of Supremacy
Parliament
Edict of Worms
Which official measure made it a crime to give Martin Luther food or shelter after he was excommunicated and labelled a heretic?
Act of Supremacy
Excommunication clause
Edict of Worms
The Catholic Reformation
Predestination was a main doctrine of which Protestant religion?
Lutherans
Anglicans
Methodists
Calvinists
A period of a revival in art and learning is known as the...
Reformation
Renaissance
Resurrection
Restoration
To be _____ means to be worldly rather than spiritual.
secular
humanist
individualist
religious
An intellectual movement focused on human accomplishment and potential was...
individualism
secularism
humanism
consumerism
The Medici family was a powerful ruling family in what major city?
Rome
Florence
London
Vienna
Castiglione's The Courtier was written as a guide for...
princes to ensure their power
noblemen and women on how to properly behave.
peasants on how to move up in society
the pope on how to reform the Catholic Church
What was the first full-length book printed using Gutenberg's printing press?
Romeo and Juliet
The Prince
The Courtier
the Bible
What is an indulgence?
A promise by a Church official that a person will be secured a place in Heaven in exchange for money
The practice of placing one's family members in positions of power regardless of their qualifications
The requirement of Church followers to contribute money to the Church
The practice performed by religious people of repenting for their sins.
Who was the king who established the Anglican Church and placed himself as the head?
King George III
King Henry VIII
King Charles I
King William IV
What movement was Ignatius of Loyola a part of?
The Protestant Reformation
The Catholic Reformation
The Renaissance
Humanism
In what city did Luther begin the Protestant Reformation
London
Rome
Wittenberg
Geneva
Why was Italy the "birthplace" of the Renaissance?
Italy did not endure the darkness of the Middle Ages
The bubonic plague did not affect Italy
Italy was isolated from the rest of Europe
It had access to Roman ruins and ancient Greco-Roman Documents from Constantinople.
What is a major long-term impact of the printing press?
It increased literacy rates
It allowed ideas to spread more quickly
It increased the use of vernacular
It produced copies of ancient latin texts
What was the outcome of the Peace of Augsburg?
German states would remain Catholic
German princes could choose if their kingdoms would be Catholic or Protestant
All of Switzerland would become Calvinist
The Catholic Church would no longer be involved in world politics.
How did the Renaissance change the lives of Europeans?
The Renaissance made people realize they had potential to do many things and not to just accept the life they were born into.
The Renaissance made people use logic and reasoning to understand life and the secular world.
The Renaissance made people appreciate themselves as individuals and understand that they were valued in society.
All of these.
