WorksheetsSocial 8 Chapter 4 Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 19mins
Match each vocabulary word
Payments people made to the Church in exchange for forgiveness of sins
Indulgences
Being officially kicked out of the Church
Excommunication
Believing or spreading ideas that go against the official teachings of the Church.
Heresy
The study of stars, planets, and space to learn about how the universe works
Astronomy
A story, picture, or piece of art that uses symbols to teach a deeper meaning or message.
Allegory
Match each of the following Renaissance personalities to their description:
A German monk who challenged the Catholic Church by writing the 95 Theses.
Martin Luther
An Italian preacher who criticized the wealth and corruption of the Church and led the "Bonfire of the Vanities"
Savonarola
An Italian writer known for his book The Prince, where he gave advice to rulers about how to gain and keep power
Machiavelli
A famous artist, scientist, and inventor of the Renaissance. He painted masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper and studied anatomy, engineering, and nature.
Leonardo Da Vinci
A powerful Italian noblewoman who ruled her city-state and supported artists and writers. She was known for her intelligence, leadership, and love of learning
Isabella d’Este
Galileo used his telescope to prove that the Earth revolves around (a)
Place the following events in the correct order
Martin Luther criticized the sale of indulgences
Martin Luther was arrested and attended the Diet of Worms
Martin Luther became an outlaw and translated the Bible into German
The Protestant Reformation splintered the Catholic Church into different groups
The Catholic Counter-Reformation led to changes in the Catholic Church
Reorder the following steps of the Scientific Method
Ask a question
Create a hypothesis
Perform an experiment
Analyze the results
Make a conclusion
Sort the following items
Criticized the Catholic Church
Against the sale of indulgences
Posted 95 Theses to the Church door
Organized the Bonfire of the Vanities
Italian preacher
German Priest
Translated the Bible
Accused of heresy and arrested
Executed by being burned in a public square
Leonardo Da Vinci, Savonarola and Galileo were all born in (a) , which was the birthplace of the Renaissance
Which of the following best describes the impact of the printing press on Renaissance society?
It made books more expensive and harder to access.
It spread ideas quickly and increased literacy rates.
It allowed only religious texts to be printed
It was primarily used for creating artwork
Which of the following describes Machiavelli’s advice in The Prince?
Leaders should always act morally and honestly
Rulers should do whatever is necessary to maintain power
Leaders should avoid making tough decisions
The best leaders are chosen by the Church
Match each Renaissance advancement to its effect
Faster spread of information
Invention of the Printing Press
Improved medical knowledge
Increased Autopsies and Dissections
Enhanced knowledge about space
Invention of the Telescope
Increased detail and realism in painting
Discovery of Perspective in Art
The Bonfire of the Vanities was an event where people...
Burned luxury goods and artwork to reject materialism
Protested against the King of England
Gathered to discuss the 95 Theses
Celebrated scientific discoveries
(a) invented the Printing Press
Which of the following figures was arrested by the Catholic Church for heresy?
Galileo
Martin Luther
Savonarola
They all were
The “Catholic Counter-Reformation” can BEST be described as a time period when
clergy and priests fought in religious wars
Catholics burned bibles
the Church avoided converting outsiders
the Church cleaned up corruption
What was a significant effect of the Protestant Reformation?
The end of religious conflicts in Europe
The decline of the Catholic Church's influence
The establishment of a single European government
The unification of all Christian denominations
