Renaissance and Reformation: humanism, Machiavelli, Luther

1. 1Martin Luther thought that when ____ grows, a man becomes a better man.

   1. Alove
   2. Breligion
   3. Ca flower garden
   4. Dthe selling of indulgences
2. 2The humanist ideas of the Renaissance were based in ______.

   1. Areason
   2. Breligion
   3. Cphilosophy
   4. Dpolitics
3. 3What three things probably began the changes in the new age of Renaissance?

   1. Anew ideas in religion, philosophy, and politics
   2. Bheliocentric astronomy, existentialism, and new art forms
   3. CProtestant reformation, democracy, and return to classical philosophy
   4. Dheliocentric astronomy, Protestant reformation, and maritime exploration
4. 4Who had a portrait painted of himself in a shroud to remind him of the inevitability of death?

   1. AMartin Luther
   2. BNiccolo Machiavelli
   3. CJohn Donne
   4. DJohn Calvin
5. 5During the Renaissance, the humanists wanted to perfect________ and reform_______.

   1. Areason/philosophy
   2. Breligion/politics
   3. Chuman character/church and state
   4. Dthe state/human character
6. 6Niccolo Machiavelli says in The Prince that it is better to follow the real _____ of things than an imaginary view of them.

   1. Aphilosophy
   2. Breligion
   3. Ctruth
   4. Dculture
7. 7To control "man", Machiavelli believes a Prince must use what?

   1. Aforce
   2. Bwisdom
   3. Creligion
   4. Dlaw
8. 8During the Renaissance period, some artists began experimenting in visual perspectives by studying_______.

   1. Aastronomy
   2. Bmusic
   3. Cgeometry
   4. Darchitecture
9. 9Martin Luther searched the Bible (for himself) and found scriptural evidence for only two of the seven sacraments that the Catholic Church taught. What were those two sacraments?

   1. Abaptism at birth/last rights at death
   2. Bconfirmation/holy matrimony
   3. Cbaptism/communion
   4. Dcommunion/reconciliation
10. 10Renaissance drama entailed a wide world of any setting, which was a break from the medieval focus on ____, _____, and _____.

    1. Aphilosophy, religion, and culture
    2. Bearth, heaven, and hell
    3. Cphilosophy, religion, and art
    4. Dlegends, religion, and philosophy

11. 11Machiavelli believes that a Prince must be able to use both natures of "man" and "beast" because without both there is no______.

    1. Akingdom
    2. Bwealth
    3. Cstrength
    4. Dstability
12. 12Who wrote the famous line: "Never send for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee."?

    1. AMartin Luther
    2. BNiccolo Machiavelli
    3. CJohn Donne
    4. DErnest Hemingway
13. 13According to Mirandol's Oration on the Dignity of Man, God allowed man to determin his own_____.

    1. Aheaven or hell
    2. Blength of life
    3. Cpartner
    4. Dnature
14. 14Martin Luther was given a Bull of Excommunication by Pope Leo. What did Luther do with it?

    1. Atore it up
    2. Banswered it with a letter
    3. Cburned it
    4. Dframed it
15. 15Martin Luther believed that a person could have his sins forgiven without_____.

    1. Arepentance
    2. Bbuying an indulgence
    3. Cthe sacrifice of Christ
    4. Dconfession
16. 16According to Machiavelli, the only way for a Prince to maintain control of an army is to maintain a reputation of ______.

    1. Aunderstanding
    2. Bgentleness
    3. Cloyalty
    4. Dcruelty
17. 17The Renaissance is seen as the age when the medieval______was overthrown.

    1. ACatholic Church
    2. BRoman Empire
    3. Csuperstition in religion
    4. Daesthetic values
18. 18Renaissance art and architecture took a definitive turn away from the medieval_____style, a depreciatory term used to refer to the barbarians that had invaded ancient Rome.

    1. ARomanesque
    2. BGothic
    3. CBaroque
    4. DClassical
19. 19Who became and Anglican minister after departing from the Catholic Church?

    1. AMartin Luther
    2. BNiccolo Machiavelli
    3. CJohn Donne
    4. DJohn Calvin
20. 20The Renaissance began in what country?

    1. AItaly
    2. BFrance
    3. CRome
    4. DEngland
21. 21During the Renaissance, which language still flourished as the language of the Catholic Church and scientific discourse?

    1. ALatin
    2. BItalian
    3. CFrench
    4. DTuscan
22. 22Which famous queen associated with Aeneas is quoted by Machiavelli?

    1. ACleopatra
    2. BElizabeth I
    3. CMary Queen of Scots
    4. DDido
23. 23The word "renaissance" means_____.

    1. Anew
    2. Brebirth
    3. Cnew religion
    4. Dreordered
24. 24Eusebius, in "The Godly Feast," suggested that even pagan writings seem to have been______.

    1. Aheretical
    2. Ba primal revelation
    3. Cdivinely inspired
    4. Daccidentally worthy of examination
25. 25In Renaissance literature, there was a return to an interest in_______.

    1. Aclassical themes
    2. Bhuman existence
    3. Cphilosophy
    4. Dnature
26. 26Any view of the world that places humankind at the center of things is known as________.

    1. Aethnocentrism
    2. Brenaissance
    3. Cnew age
    4. Dhumanism
27. 27Martin Luther was _____ for his actions against the Catholic Church.

    1. Apraised
    2. Bmurdered
    3. Cexcommunicated
    4. Dhanged
28. 28Machiavelli says in The Prince that if a Prince wants to be known as having a liberal or giving reputation, he must burden his subjects with________.

    1. Ahigh taxes
    2. Bhigh wages
    3. Clow taxes
    4. Dlow wages
29. 29Gothic architecture emphasized______-lined composition and pointed _______, but Renaissance shifted to _______-lined composition and __________.

    1. Avertical/domes, horizontal/arches
    2. Bvertical/buttresses, horizontal/domes
    3. Cvertical/arches, horizontal/domes
    4. Dhorizontal/domes, vertical/arches
30. 30Martin Luther differed with whom on the belief that man is weak and "totally depraved"?

    1. APope Leo
    2. BNiccolo Machiavelli
    3. CJohn Donne
    4. DJohn Calvin
31. 31Who began the rebellion against the Catholic Church?

    1. AIgnatius Loyola
    2. BSt. Augustine
    3. CMartin Luther
    4. DPaul the Apostle
32. 32In The Prince, Machiavelli references a Prince of his day who is the perfect example of how a ruler must appear to be good but would lose his kingdom if he actually were.

    1. AKing James I of England
    2. BKing Henry VIII of England
    3. CKing Ferdinand of Spain
    4. DKing Louis XIV of France
33. 33In The Prince, Machiavelli is writing about the opposites of qualities in man that either bring him____ or ____.

    1. Awealth/fame
    2. Bwealth/poverty
    3. Cpraise/blame
    4. Dpraise/vice
34. 34To Martin Luther which "works" are preferable for Christians?

    1. Aof the flesh
    2. Bof labor for the church
    3. Cbuying indulgences
    4. Dof love and mercy
35. 35In John Donne's work "The Flea," the flea, himself, and his lover are symbols of what religious idea?

    1. Adeath, burial, and resurrection
    2. Bmarriage and unity
    3. Cmarriage with a mistress on the side
    4. Dthe Trinity
36. 36Martin Luther compared his struggle with Pope Leo as a struggle against whom?

    1. Athe antichrist
    2. Bthe devil
    3. Cboth a and b
    4. Dneither a nor b
37. 37Machiavelli says the people will judge a Prince "by the_____ rather than the______."

    1. Ahand/eye
    2. Bactions/words
    3. Cwords/action
    4. Deye/hand
38. 38Machiavelli believers a ruler should have the reputation of being ______ rather than _____.

    1. Afeared/loved
    2. Bstrong/weak
    3. Chated/loved
    4. Dtrusted/distrusted
39. 39To control "beast," Machiavelli believes a Prince must use what?

    1. Aforce
    2. Bwisdom
    3. Creligion
    4. Dlaw
40. 40Machiavelli says in The Prince that if a Prince suffers the vice of being a _______, it will give him the power to reign.

    1. Aliberal
    2. Bmiser
    3. Cplunderer
    4. Ddictator

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