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1. What period is considered the beginning of the "modern" world?

Rennaisance

2. The Renaissance is considered to be the beginning of this. ____?

Modern World

3. What does the term "Renaissance" mean?

Rebirth

4. The term "rebirth" is the translation for what time period?

Renaissance

5. Where did the Renaissance begin?

Italian city-states

6. What movement began in the Italian city-states?

Renaissance

7. Where did the Renaissance spread from Italy?

Northern Europe

8. The Renaissance was spread to Northern Europe from this area.

Italy

9. Who are three people that made contributions to the visual arts during the Renaissance?

Michelangelo

Da Vinci

Durer

10. Michelangelo, Da Vinci, and Durer made contributions to this area during the Renaissance.

Visual Arts

11. Who are two people that made contributions to literature during the Renaissance?

Machiavelli & Erasmus

12. Machiavelli and Erasmus made contributions to this area during the Renaissance.

Literature

13. What intellectual idea of the Renaissance said that humans are important?

Humanism

14. What is the central belief of Humanism?

Humans are important.

15. What intellectual idea of the Renaissance said that non-religious things had value?

Secularism

16. Which Renaissance writer is known for their sonnets, plays, and essays?

William Shakespeare

17. William Shakespeare is known for these 3 types of writing.

Sonnets

Plays

Essays

18. Secularism is the belief that these things have value.

Non-religious things

19. In 1500, what were the 5 major world religions?

Judaism

Christianity

Islam

Hinduism

Buddhism

20. Where was Judaism concentrated in 1500 CE?

Europe and the Middle East

21. Where was Christianity concentrated in 1500 CE?

Europe and the Middle East

22. What two religious were concentrated in Europe and the Middle East in 1500 CE?

Judaism and Christianity

23. Where was Islam concentrated in 1500 CE?

The Middle East

Parts of Asia

Africa

Southern Europe

24. What religion was concentrated in the Middle East and parts of Asia, Africa, and southern Europe in 1500 CE?

Islam

25. Where was Hinduism concentrated in 1500 CE?

India and part of Southeast Asia

26. What religion was concentrated in India and part of Southeast Asia in 1500 CE?

Hinduism

27. Where was Buddhism concentrated in 1500 CE?

East and Southeast Asia

28. What religion was concentrated in East and Southeast Asia in 1500 CE?

Buddhism

29. What were the two main reasons that Protestant Reformers left the Catholic Church?

Disputes over biblical interpretation and papal authority

30. What actions were caused by disputes over biblical interpretation and papal authority?

Protestant Reformers establish Protestant churches

31. German and English nobility disliked this group's domination of the Church in Rome.

Italians

32. Italian domination of the Church in Rome was disliked by the nobility from these two countries.

Germany and England

33. What Church practice was widely viewed as corrupt and caused the widespread conflict?

Indulgences

34. How did the sale of indulgences create conflict with the Church in Rome?

Viewed as corruption

35. Who were two early dissenters that led reform efforts against the Church in Rome?

John Wycliffe & Jan Huss

36. John Wycliffe and Jan Huss are best known for trying to do this.

Reform the Church in Rome

37. What are three important views of Martin Luther?

Salvation by faith alone

Bible as the ultimate authority

All humans equal before God

38. Who believed in salvation by faith alone, the Bible as the ultimate authority, and all humans equal before God?

Martin Luther

39. Who posted the 95 Theses?

Martin Luther

40. What did Martin Luther post on the Wittenberg Cathedral?

The 95 Theses

41. Who started the Protestant Church and thereby started the Protestant Reformation?

Martin Luther

42. What movement did Martin Luther start?

Protestant Reformation

43. Which Protestant reformer believed in single predestination?

John Calvin

44. What was a major belief of John Calvin?

Single predestination

45. Who helped to expand the Protestant Movement?

John Calvin

46. What impact did John Calvin have on the Protestant Movement?

Helped expand the movement

47. Which Protestant reformer specifically disagreed with the authority of the Pope in Rome?

Henry VIII

48. What was the major belief that led Henry VIII to break ties with papal authority?

Disagreed with the authority of the Pope in Rome

49. Which Protestant Reformer created the national church in England and appropriated all lands and wealth from the Roman Catholic Church?

Henry VIII

50. What Church did Henry VIII create?

Church of England

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