Feudalism
Renaissance
Reformation/Counter
Scientific Rev.
Age of Exploration
100

Was the social structure in Europe mobile or rigid during Feudalism?

Rigid (Impossible to move between social classes)

100

The Renaissance was the revival of cultural movements from which two classical civilizations?

Greek and Roman

100

What did the Roman Inquisition do to people who spoke out against the church?

Burned them at the stake, tortured them

100

What technology did Galileo use to confirm the heliocentric theory?

A telescope

100

In what year did Columbus discover the Amerias?

1492

200

Feudalism is associated with what time period in Europe? (There are a few answers)

Medieval Europe, The Middle Ages, The Dark Ages

200

Celebration of Secular achievements was a characteristic of the Renaissance. What is the difference between secular and non-secular?

Secular means non-religious and non-secular means religious

200

What was the name of the German Priest who wrote the 95 Theses?

Martin Luther

200

What is the difference between the heliocentric theory and the geocentric theory?

Geocentric theory has the earth at the center and the Heliocentric theory has the sun at the center

200

What group of people were the main ones exploring during the Age of Exploration?

Europeans (or Spanish, Portuguese, and Italians)

300

Knights were hired to protect the land during feudal times. What was the name of the code the knights followed?

Chivalry

300

What important invention helped the spread of the Renaissance?

The printing press

300
What was one way the church was abusing power that caused the Reformation?

Selling of indulgences, Sermons in Latin, Charging fees for marriages and baptisms

300

What was the major shift (or change) during the scientific revolution  

Change from traditional thinking to scientific thinking

300

Where was Columbus trying to go when he landed in the Americas?

India

400

What important turning point led to the start of feudalism in Europe?

The Fall of Rome

400

Where did the Renaissance start and why?

Italy because it was the center of trade in the Mediterranean

400

What was the name of the meeting when Catholics planned their attack on anti-catholics?

The Council of Trent

400

What are the 5 steps to the scientific method?

1. Hypothesis 2. Experiment 3. Collect data 4. Form conclusions 5. Share results

400

What technology allowed explorers to travel on the sea?

The lateen sail

500

What was the name of the economic system based on farming during Feudalism in Europe?

Manorialism

500

What intellectual movement encouraged the study of grammar, logic, poetry, philosophy and history?

Humanism

500

Who was the Spanish priest that created the society of Jesuits to build schools, colleges, and seminaries in Europe to teach people about Catholicism? 

Ignatius Loyola 

500

Who were the two biggest philosophers in Europe prior to the Scientific Revolution?

Ptolemy and Aristotle

500

What was the name given to the bottom tip of Africa after Dias successfully sailed around it?

The Cape of Good Hope