Test Flashcards

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Which country is often credited as the birthplace of the Renaissance?

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Italy

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Which historical figure is best known for the creation of paintings such as the Mona Lisa and Last Supper?

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Leonardo Da VInci

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Why did the arts become popular during the European Renaissance?

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Humanism inspired artists to explore and celebrate life.

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Why did the Church not want knowledge to spread?

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Because it sparked questions of how the church worked and the different teachings.

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How did the personal life of King Henry VIII help the spread of Protestant ideas?

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He supported the act because the church would not give him a divorce.

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In what way did the development of the printing press in Europe impact society?

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It allowed for the rapid spread of information.

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Michelangelo, Donatello, Leonardo, and William Shakespeare were all important to the ___________.

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Figures of the Renaissance

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What was Martin Luther known for?

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Wrote the Ninety-Five Theses,excommunicated from the Catholic Church, began the Protestant movement, and Founded the Lutheran Church

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What are the events leading up to the Protestant Reformation?

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Abuses by the Catholic, common man to read the bible, introduction of humanist

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Why was Italy the center of the Renaissance?

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geographically located on the Mediterranean Sea, making it a center for trade also had lots of money to pay for artists to make art

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Leonardo Da Vinci was the perfect Renaissance man. What does this mean?

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Being an artist, scientist and an inventor make him a true Renaissance man

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Who invented the Printing Press?

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Johannes Gutenberg

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What was the result of the Protestant Reformation?

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breaking the religious unity of Europe

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Art, Religion, and __________ played a major role in the Renaissance.

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humanism

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Which important wealthy family helped fund many projects in “Italy,” helping spur the Renaissance?

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Medici

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16
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Where did Martin Luther put his 95 Theses?

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Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany

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Why did Martin Luther write his 95 Theses?

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to criticize the corruption of the Catholic Church

18
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How did the Medici family influence the European Renaissance?

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The Medici family sponsored many artists.

19
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What institution was most threatened by the theories of the Scientific Revolution?

20
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What is the name of the theory in which all the planets revolve around the Sun?

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Heliocentric Theory

21
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Why is Francis Bacon relevant to numerous levels of modern science?

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He is the originator of the scientific method.

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Who came up with the Heliocentric Theory?

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Copernicus came up with the Theory/ Galileo proved it!!

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What is the Heliocentric Theory?

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astronomical model in which the Earth and planets revolve around the Sun at the center of the Universe

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Which historical figure developed the universal laws of motion?

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In what way did the scientific method change European society in the 1600s?
It created a system to find proof using reasoning.
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How did the ideas of the Scientific Revolution influence European philosophy during the Enlightenment?
Scientists who used reason to examine the world inspired enlightenment thinkers to examine politics.