Renaissance
Reformation
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
Government
100

Define Renaissance

Rebirth

100

Why did Henry VIII stop following the Pope?

The pope would not allow him to end his marriage

100

What does the heliocentric theory say?

The sun is the center of the universe
100

Why was the Encyclopedia published?

To spread Enlightenment ideas as widely as possible

100

How many missing assignments does your class have (as of 3:30 PM 12/16)?

2nd: 63

4th: 59

200

How did the Renaissance challenge the Catholic Church's authority

People started thinking more for themselves and questioning what the Church said

200

What system was Luther super against?

Indulgence system

200

Name one of the two main sciences focused on during the Scientific Revolution

Astronomy and physics

200

As people started to question the church, they also started to think about their role in ______

Society

200

Define a state:

Political entity with sovereignty

300

During the Renaissance, people started to question __________________.

Old beliefs

300

How did the Reformation affect how Europe explored and settled in North America?

Protestant people who wanted to practice their religion freely made new colonies.

300

Why was the church upset about the heliocentric theory?

It went against what they said (the Earth is not the center of the universe)

300

What Enlightenment idea led to things like the American and French Revolutions?

The idea that people have their own rights and freedoms

300

What was a key factor that contributed to the rise of kingship in Europe during the late Middle Ages? (name one)

The rise of nationalism and the need for centralized authority

400

Name one way the Renaissance made people want to explore and find new places

Increased interest in maps and navigation tools

Advances in science, such as understanding the stars

The invention of the printing press

400

Name the writings Martin Luther published

"Disputation on the Power of Indulgences" or "95 Theses"

400

What was the main focus of the Scientific Revolution?

The natural world

400

What was a common theme among Enlightenment thinkers

A desire to improve society

400

Define a nation:

People with a common identity

500

Name one of the tools that helped European countries grow their empires overseas and in colonies in the 16th and 17th centuries

Astrolabe, sextant, and caravel

500

Why did England switch to Protestantism during the Reformation?

The king said he was the leader of the Church of England

500

Which activity was central to the process of learning developed during the Scientific Revolution

Observing the physical universe

500

Denis Diderot did not create Encyclopedias, but we was the __________.

Editor

500

What did the Magna Carta, the Petition of Rights, and the English Bill of Rights do for society today?

They gave basic ideas that helped make today's democratic rules by saying what rights people have

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