Unit review-Level 3

Question 1

How do the 8 worldviews shape a person’s worldviews?

Answer 1

They influence how one views and interacts with the world. The affect our decisions and how we percieve the world, affeting our underatnding and critical thinking.

Question 2

Why was the feudal system successful

Answer 2

-Political - provided decentralized government, making it easier to rule the samller kingdom rather than a centralized government.
-stability : the feudal system brought peace.
-everyone had a role/job and there was no social mobility
-economy: The manors were self sufficient, and the lords and serfs had obligations that provided economic stability.

Question 3

How did the peasant revolt demonstrate a change in worldviews?

Answer 3

-Beleifs: People now questioned the church’s established authority as well as the king. They though it was unfair that they were struggling to survive and had to face unfair circumstances when they didn’t do anything worng.
-Social: Afetr millions died because of the black plague, there was more social mobility and the peasants had more of a voice.
-Economic: People saw that it was unfair that they had bad wages and has to pay a poll tax
-Political: Peole viewed the political system unfair. They challenged te king and nobles.
-Values: They now valued their time and worked more for money.
-Time: People worked more for their life ad not te afterlife.
-Knowledge: Peasants became more aware of the injustices they faces, driving them towards the revolt.

Question 4

In what way did trade affect the worldviews of Europe?

Answer 4

it affected how they interacted with people

Question 5

What did Europeans use to trade?

Answer 5

silk , spicedc

Question 6

What factors contributed to the rise of trade between western Europe and the east at the beginning of the Renaissance?

Answer 6

curiosity

Question 7

What impact might increased trade and business have on a society’s worldviews? Link your ans. to specific events.

Answer 7

ti can chane their culture and what they belive in

Question 8

Why did people’s attitudes towards the church begin to change? You should be able to list two things.

Answer 8

peole questions the church and started rebbelling beacuse they criticaly thought

Question 9

How did the black death affect medeival society? (Hierarchy ex)

Answer 9

hriarchy fell

Question 10

How did the changing technology affect medeival society?

Answer 10

peole ravlled more (compass, maps)

Question 11

How did the increase in wealth affect medeival society?

Answer 11

their was prettiet cities

Question 12

How did the rise in towns affect medeival society?

Answer 12

their was diffrent laws in each city

Question 13

How did the knowledge transfer from other cultures affect medeival society?

Answer 13

People started to ahev different beliefs.

Question 14

How did the crusades affect medieval society?

Answer 14

people cam into contact with Europeans and Europeans were affected byt eh cutluree. Europeans also got wealth from trade

Question 15

How did the peasant revolt affect medieval society

Answer 15

Poll tax was taken s\awys

Question 16

Give 3 general reasons why the city states were so successful

Answer 16

-geography
-leadership
economy

Question 17

Why did the italian city states become so powerful and important to the rest of europe?

Answer 17

They were powerful trading hubs that facilitated trade. making them powerful

Question 18

How did the increased trade lead to the emergence of powerful city states (ex: venice)

Answer 18

economy. They were rich and were able to gain political control and be independent

Question 19

Why was italy seen as euopre’s gateway to the east?

Answer 19

it was pointed towards the east, so it facilitated trade

Question 20

What are the four reasons for economic success in the city states? explain.

Answer 20

-location
-political

Question 21

Describe florence, venice, and genoa.

Answer 21

Florence facilitated the arts, Venice facilitated trade,a ND geoa had a powerful military.

Question 22

Who was the medicci family and how were they so successful?

Answer 22

the medicine family was a powerful family in the Renaissance Florence and were the rulers. they were successful because they were rich and people liked them

Question 23

what ideas from classical greek and roman helped shape the renaissance humanist worldviews? give examples.

Answer 23

the Renaissance was based on Greek and Rome, and they’re emphasized critical thinking and worth

Question 24

How can thinkers and philosophers bring about change in society?

Answer 24

They can change societyes world view

Question 25

What does the art of this time tell us about the renaissance society?

Answer 25

It tells us that they focused on anatomy and proportions

Question 26

In what ways can shifts in ideas affect a society's worldview? Give specific examples linked to specific worldview elements.

Answer 26

They can make society act different. For example sicalchanges like the middle class was made of merchants, and people gained more rights.

Question 27

What areas of the Greek and Roman civilizations did Renaissance humanists look at?

Answer 27

classical texts, protprtion, arts, and more

Question 28

What three intercultural contacts lead to the Humanist Worldview?

Answer 28

trade -greek and rome -muslim world

Question 29

How was religion at this time different from the Middle Ages?

Answer 29

There were ore religeoms and freedoms to have a different reliegon

Question 30

How did the Renaissance spark the growth and exchange of ideas and knowledge across Europe (ie., astronomy, mathematics, science, politics, religion, arts)?

Answer 30

There were many subjects that people now studied and that helped them grow and become better

Question 31

How did the physical geography of Renaissance Europe affect trade and competition among European countries?

Answer 31

Their advantageous location made them easier to trade with, which made competition for trade with other countries

Question 32

Explain how worldview elements changed from the Middle Ages times to Renaissance times.

Answer 32

They drastically changed and people from being religeon focused to human focused and more

Question 33

In what ways did thinkers and philosophers influence society in the development of a humanist worldview during the Renaissance?

Answer 33

They mad people have different worldviews and changed their perspectives on many aspects of the world.

Question 34

Write a paragraph discussing how that idea influenced the world we live in today. Give at least three reasons c. Art was changed by the exchange of ideas because...

Answer 34

c) art was changed by the exchange of ideas because before it used to not have as much 3D details but when people discovered the Roman and Geek ideas they began to incorporate them in art. They also show "emotion" in the art so they tried to show it in their own art as well, they started to incorporate realistic human anatomy detail in sculptures

Question 35

How can discoveries in sciences shape people's worldviews?

Answer 35

It can change people perspectives. Things like astronomy changed how people thought of the world

Question 36

What roles do leaders play in changing or maintaining a worldview? give specific elements.

Answer 36

Leaderd can maintain or reinforce peppls ideas and control what they learn

Question 37

How did the Renaissance lead to the growth and exchange of ideas across europe? give examples.

Answer 37

Things like the printing press facilitated the spread and growth of ideas

Question 38

How did humanist thinkers bring about change in the Renaissance society?

Answer 38

They can help people see a different perspective and then people can think differently and act differently, chasing society

Question 39

What impact did the printing press have on the spread of ideas?

Answer 39

The printing press helped spread ideas through mass printing, resulting in a literate socity

Question 40

What infleunce did the renaissance have on the early explorers?

Answer 40

The Renaissance made them curious, and it encourage them to explore

Question 41

How can exploration and expansion affect the worldview of a society and the societies it comes into contact with? link tp worldview elements.

Answer 41

It can change the societyes that it comes with thought the new cultures that they are exposed to.

Question 42

Explain how our worldview today is different than that of the europeans in the 1400s

Answer 42

Our worldviews no make us focus more on education, criirtical thinking, and value. unlike the 1400s

Question 43

In what ways did the age of discovery and the rise of imperialism expressions of an expanionist worldview?

Answer 43

It expressed an expansionist worldview because they wanted to expand and colonies other places of the world and were ethnocentrism

Question 44

In what ways did the exploration and intercultural contact during the Renaissance affect the citizenship and identity of europeans?

Answer 44

It changed their beliefs and people saw different perspectives about the world that they then considered

Question 45

How did the Renaissance in Europe form the basis for the worldview of the western world in our world today?

Answer 45

Through humanism and the advancements in sub jects, it formed the world view for the western world because e now still use ta lot of these principles

Question 46

How does this unit demonstrate a willingness to consider differing beliefs values, and worldviews?

Answer 46

It shows us that other beliefs can change how we see the world and bring things that we didn't know before or notice into our ideas.