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Worksheetsrenaissance and reformation
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 27mins
what does renaissance mean?
rebirth
renovation
redo
reformation
what was Michelangelo famous for?
wrote the prince
sculptor of the statue of david
painted the mona lisa
painted the Sistine Chapel
"father of humanism", wrote poems
where did the renaissance start?
england
spain
germany
italy
what was the difference between the medieval age and the renaissance?
the renaissance was centered around humanism and the medieval age was centered around castles.
the renaissance was centered around humanism and the medieval age was centered around church and salvation
the renaissance was centered around church and the medieval ages was centered around salvation.
the renaissance was centered around the black plague and the medieval ages was centered around knights.
select all of the places where the renaissance started
Florence
Genoa
Rome
Venice
what caused the Italian Renaissance to spread (as a whole)
social media
art and music
diffusion
boats
what does secular mean?
(a)
who were apart of the ITALIAN renaissance
erasmus
petrarch
michelangelo
machiavelli
leonardo da vinci
what did machiavelli write?
(a)
all of the following were problems in the catholic church EXCEPT...
Indulgences
Materialism
Simony
German domination of the Church
Illiterate priests and scholars
What does simony mean?
bought time off of purgatory
bought positions/bribery
bought the church
bought land
what developed due to the trading through europe?
friendships
churches
anglecism
economic systems
what is the lending of money at higher rates of interest?
usury
simony
indulgences
materialism
who lent money to the merchants but the merchants didn't like it?
muslim population
buddhist population
jewish population
christian population
who got all the money/power from indulgences?
italy
germany
england
spain
who was sent to Germany to sell indulgences in order to raise money for the pope to build a church?
Johan Teztel
Martin Luther
John Calvin
King Henry VII
what are the characteristics of humanism?
individuality
new thinking, questioning
art, culture, skills, emotions
greek and roman ideas/ways
celebrating the human spirit on earth
Who is most responsible for the Reformation?
King Henry VIII
Michelangelo
Martin Luther
Pope Leo
What invention was most responsible for spreading ideas during the Renaissance?
The musket
The printing press
The radio
The telegraph
How might a Renaissance Man describe himself?
I am talented in one special area.
I am close minded about new ideas.
I am talented in many different areas.
I have little appreciation for the Greeks and Romans.
How did the Jesuits hope to help the Catholic Church?
by fighting in the Crusades against Muslims
by traveling to new lands to teach about their religion
by remaining in their monasteries to pray
by giving Protestants freedom to practice their form of Christianity.
The creator of the Anglican Church
Queen Elizabeth II
King John
John Calvin
King Henry VIII
What Catholic practice convinced Martin Luther to protest against his church?
the sale of indulgences
priests could only marry once
the Bible was printed in too many different languages
the church failed to help people during the Bubonic Plague
What powerful family of Florence is known as being the patrons for many Renaissance artists?
da Vinci
Duomo
Raphael
Medici
This painting by Raphael, is called...........
Temple of Time
School of Proxima
Temple of Solomon
School of Athens
Michelangelo is most famous for painting the Sistine Chapel and his sculpture entitled, "Statue of _______."
Goliath
David
Moses
Caligula
Petrarch is considered to be the, "father" of Humanism. Humanism....
Shifts focus away from the individual to larger groups.
Shifts focus away from masses onto the individual.
Shifts the focus from humans in history to how humans interact nature.
Focuses on the shift in Marxist history in Western Civilizations, by showcasing the recent increase in claims by Western Academia: "The emancipation of the proletariat can only happen by forceful removal of the bourgeoisie."
The Black Plague strengthened peoples belief in the Catholic Church, this made the Protestant Reformation more difficult.
True
False
Indulgences were.....
The idea of paying money only to Protestant Churches instead of Catholic ones.
The concept of paying money to send enemies to purgatory.
The idea of paying money only to Christian churches and stealing money from idolaters.
The idea that you could exchange money for forgiveness of sins, and time off in purgatory.
Johannes Gutenberg invented the?
Public Revolution
Printing Press
Protestant Reformation
Printing Revolution
Calvinism focused on the concept of "___________". This idea meant that God had already determined whether or not you would go to heaven or hell.
Prepapacy
Preobservance
Predestination
Prelimination
Monarchs, or Kings and Queens, were at head of the social food chain.
True
False
Why did Henry the VIII break England away from the Catholic Church?
He wanted to be able to divorce is wife because she did did not have a son.
Henry wanted to leave the church because Catholicism became unpopular.
The king wanted to leave the Church because the Pope had owed the King numerous debts due to illegitimate gambling.
Henry wanted to sell all of his land to the Church, he needed to get out of a legal contract first.
What language did Martin Luther translate the New Testament to?
German
French
English
Chinese
What was the treaty called that allowed kingdoms to choose whether they were Lutheran or Catholic?
Council of Trent
Peace of Augsburg
Jesuits
95 Theses
what rule/treaty allowed rulers to be the head of the church?
(a)
which monarch of that country established the Anglican Church as the official religion?
queen elizabeth II
king henry VIII
the pope
king george
what were the Huguenots?
lutheran
anglican
catholic
calvinistic
the edict of nantes gave religious freedom to calvinists
true
false
what did cardinal richelieu want?
to stop the protestant reformation
to be loved
money
the king supreme and further france supreme in europe
what was the "start" of the thirty years war?
defenestration of prague
death of king henry VIII
peace of augsburg
the indulgences
what side did france join when they entered the thirty years war?
protestants
catholics
what was created after the thirty years war that said you can be calvinist, lutheran, or catholic.
treaty of versaille
peace of augsburg
treaty of westphalia
the edict of nantes
What was the court used by the Catholic Church to punish heretics called?
society of jesus
council of trent
court of catholics
(spanish) inquisition
who created the society of jesus?
machiavelli
ignatius of loyola
HRE
Charles V
