Feudalism
Renaissance
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100
Semi Free individuals who owed obligations to the lord whose lands they cultivated
Serfs
100
Increase trade led to the growth of
Towns and cities
100
Political and social system based on the ownership of land is
Feudalism
100
11. Who best exemplified the Renaissance ideal of the "Renaissance Man?"
Leonardo da Vinci
100
22. King Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic Church and formed the Anglican Church because
he wanted a divorce in order to remarry and have a male child
200
10. The rise of banking contributed to all of the following EXCEPT A. The rise of the Middle Class B. The development of capitalism C. The establishment of feudalism D. The wealth of the Medicis
C. The establishment of feudalism
200
25. Who is given credit with inventing the printing press?
Johann Guttenberg
200
7. In the Middle Ages, the economic activity of Western Europe was (Feudalism)
Predominantly Agricultural
200
12. Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Michaelangelo
200
23. What was the Catholic Counter Reformation?
the changes that took place within the Catholic Church to keep church members
300
18. The Black Death caused all of the following EXCEPT: A. Economic decline B. Huge population losses C. Reduced food production D. Changes in the nature of warfare
D. Changes in the nature of warfare
300
19. In most societies, works of art and architecture generally serve to
Reflect the values of that society
300
14. Renaissance humanism was based on the belief that
Human nature was most vividly revealed in Greek and Roman Classics
300
2. Which of the following was one thing done by Charlemagne? A He built an impressive, if relatively short-lived empire in Western Europe B He rejected coronation by the pope C He established a large bureaucracy to rule his empire D He wrote an important book on the art of statecraft
A He built an impressive, if relatively short-lived empire in Western Europe
300
24. What invention led to the widespread dispersion of ideas and literature?
The Printing Press
400
8. Increasing trade led to the growth of
Towns and Cities
400
15. (and 17) The Renaissance was essentially all of the following EXCEPT: A. A rediscovery of an interest in Greek and Roman writings and culture B. A re-emphasis upon scholasticism and church authority C. A departure from feudal restrictions D. A development of individualism
B. A re-emphasis upon scholasticism and church authority
400
6. An agreement where the Church would choose its officials and give them the symbols of their office
The Concordant of Worms
400
16. The "Prince of Humanists," and author of the Praise of Folly, he criticized the clergy and clerical abuses:
Erasmus
400
21. What was a major characteristic of the Renaissance?
Humanism
500
4. Which term means a political and social order that was based on loyalty and services
feudalism
500
20. How did the Renaissance differ from the Middle Ages?
The Renaissance glorified the accomplishments of the individual while the Middle Ages focused on God and the Afterlife
500
5. All of the following were consequences of the Crusades EXCEPT? A. The revival of trade between the East and West B. The centralization of political power in England and France C. The decline of luxury Goods in Western Europe D. The availability in France of Arabic translations of Greek texts as well as Islamic literature
C. The decline of luxury Goods in Western Europe
500
13. Which of the following best describes the Christian humanism of Erasmus? A. A complete break with Roman Catholic Theology B. A defense of individual interpretation of the Bible C. The application of Renaissance scholarship to questions of moral reform D. A plea for a return to monasticism as the highest Christian calling
B. A defense of individual interpretation of the Bible
500
9. Which of the enterprises accounted for most of the wealth of the northern Italian communities at the beginning of the Renaissance?
Finance and Banking
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