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Match each item with the correct statement below. a. | gondolas | f. | Renaissance | b. | Ignatius of Loyola | g. | predestination | c. | Petrarch | h. | Mary I | d. | Catherine de’ Medici | i. | Charles V | e. | William
Shakespeare | j. | chiaroscuro |
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a time of rebirth of interest in art and learning
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became Holy Roman Emperor in 1519
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an artistic technique using light and shadows to soften edges
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tried to make England a Catholic country
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English playwright who wrote tragedies and comedies
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famous medieval scholar of ancient Roman writers
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outlawed freedom of religion in France
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founded the Jesuits
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long, narrow boats used for transport in Venice
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a belief that the outcome of people’s lives are planned in advance by
God
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Match each item with the correct statement below. a. | diplomacy | f. | Huguenots | b. | florin | g. | Johannes Gutenberg | c. | oil
painting | h. | Counter-Reformation | d. | Florence | i. | King James I | e. | Niccolò
Machiavelli | j. | theology |
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persecuted Puritans
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the gold coin of Florence
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developed a printing press with movable metal type
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author of The Prince
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Catholic attempt to convince people to return to the Catholic Church
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developed in Flanders
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the art of making deals with other governments
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French Protestants
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a wealthy Italian city that played an important role in the Renaissance
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the study of questions about God
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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What does it mean that people became more secular during the Renaissance?
a. | They focused on getting to heaven. | c. | They often married
twice. | b. | They focused on this world. | d. | They divided time into seconds. |
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Florence grew wealthy through
a. | banking. | c. | book-selling. | b. | farming. | d. | the travel
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Urban nobility in Italy blended what groups by marriage?
a. | wealthy merchants and old nobles | b. | clergy and nobles | c. | landowning nobles
and peasants | d. | merchants and traders |
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Who was Leonardo da Vinci?
a. | a conservative Pope | c. | an Italian scientist and artist | b. | a French
professor | d. | a skilled
novelist and poet |
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When did the Renaissance spread to northern Europe?
a. | the late 1300s | c. | the late 1400s | b. | the early 1400s | d. | the early 1500s |
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The humanist clergyman Desiderius Erasmus wanted
a. | all people to be able to read the Bible. | b. | to remove the pope
from power. | c. | to sell indulgences. | d. | to convert to
Protestantism. |
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What happened when peasants revolted in the 1520s?
a. | Nobles fled the countryside. | b. | Nobles brutally crushed the
revolt. | c. | Peasants were given food. | d. | Peasants took over
farms. |
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John Calvin taught that
a. | God decides who goes to heaven. | b. | doing good gets people to
heaven. | c. | people should obey the pope. | d. | only clergy can know the
truth. |
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During the Spanish Inquisition
a. | Jewish scholars flourished. | b. | the Pope encouraged heresy
trials. | c. | Spain converted to Protestantism. | d. | 2,000 Spaniards were
executed. |
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King Henry VIII
a. | formed the Lutheran church. | c. | accepted the pope’s
authority. | b. | was a cruel king of France. | d. | beheaded two Queens. |
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The Puritans wanted to
a. | purify the Anglican Church. | c. | make England a Catholic
country. | b. | move to India. | d. | report to the pope. |
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What did Lutheranism teach would get a person into heaven?
a. | faith in Jesus | c. | buying indulgences | b. | doing good deeds | d. | converting to
Catholicism |
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Italian city-states became wealthy through
a. | war. | c. | wine-making. | b. | farming. | d. | trade. |
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Streets in Venice were
a. | paved in marble. | c. | dirt. | b. | paved in brick. | d. | canals and
waterways. |
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Who ruled the city of Florence?
a. | Marco Polo | c. | the Medici family | b. | wealthy merchants | d. | the pope |
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What is The Divine Comedy?
a. | a story of a trip from hell to heaven | b. | a comedy performed in
theaters | c. | a play about the end of the world | d. | a comedy about a
monastery |
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King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
a. | tolerated all religions in Spain. | b. | joined two kingdoms into
Spain. | c. | converted Spain to Protestantism. | d. | were tried for
heresy. |
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Why did Protestantism succeed?
a. | Some Kings supported it. | b. | Luther supported the peasant
revolt. | c. | The pope died. | d. | The Catholics collected
taxes. |
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What did King Henry IV of France agree to do to remain in power?
a. | convert to Protestantism | c. | convert to
Catholicism | b. | convert to Judaism | d. | convert to Islam |
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Michelangelo painted which of the following?
a. | Mona Lisa | c. | School of Athens | b. | the ceiling of the
Sistine Chapel | d. | The Last
Supper |
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Essay
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What is humanism?
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What was new and different about Renaissance art?
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What was unique about the life and work of Leonardo da Vinci?
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How did the Renaissance affect England and English culture?
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