Chapter 17: Renaissance and Reformation - MULTIPLE CHOICE

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Which of the following was written as a guide for a leader to gain power and keep it?

"The Prince"

"The Institutes of the Christian Religion"

"The Courtier"

"The Praise of Folly"

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Calvinism became the official religion of

Germany.

France.

Italy.

Switzerland.

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The Renaissance began in

the Holy Roman Empire.

Germany.

Italy.

France.

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One of Martin Luther's 95 theses was an attack on the Catholic Church's

attitudes toward the poor.

methods of raising money.

reluctance to conduct services in local languages.

insistence that only good works helped to secure salvation.

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The term "renaissance" means

rebirth.

rebuilding.

awakening.

later period.

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The ideas of the Renaissance were spread partially through the invention of the

printing press.

typewriter.

telescope.

microscope.

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The artist who painted biblical scenes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel was

Rafael.

Donatello.

Michelangelo.

Leonardo da Vinci.

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The doctrine of predestination was central to the religious teachings of

John Calvin.

Pope Paul III.

Martin Luther.

Ignatius of Loyola.

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King Henry VIII of England broke with the Pope because he

believed in the teachings of Martin Luther.

wanted to appoint Sir Thomas More as the Archbishop of Canterbury.

heard that monasteries were corrupt.

wanted to control the church in England.

10.

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The selling of indulgences allowed

wealthy people to buy official positions in the Catholic Church.

merchants to open businesses in the Vatican in Rome.

people to buy pardons from punishment for their sins.

forgiveness of heretics who had been excommunicated from the church.

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