Which of these statements best describes the political and religious situation in Europe at the end of the sixteenth century?(1 point)

Responses

Rulers in Southern and Eastern Europe adopted Protestantism as their nations’ official religion.
Rulers in Southern and Eastern Europe adopted Protestantism as their nations’ official religion.

Catholic nations intervened in English affairs and reinstated Catholicism as the state religion.
Catholic nations intervened in English affairs and reinstated Catholicism as the state religion.

Europe remained divided over political and religious issues.
Europe remained divided over political and religious issues.

Most of the German states in the Holy Roman Empire reinstated Catholicism as their official religion by 1650

Europe remained divided over political and religious issues.

What was the immediate result of the Defenestration of Prague?(1 point)

Responses

The beginning of the Thirty Years’ War
The beginning of the Thirty Years’ War

The end of the Thirty Years’ War
The end of the Thirty Years’ War

The end of the Peasants’ Revolt
The end of the Peasants’ Revolt

The beginning of the Peasants’ Revolt

The beginning of the Thirty Years' War

What did Newton create to prove his idea of gravity?(1 point)

Responses

calculus
calculus

the telescope
the telescope

the heliocentric theory
the heliocentric theory

the scientific method

calculus

Who used Tycho Brahe’s calculations to discover the elliptical motion of the planets?(1 point)

Responses

Kepler
Kepler

Newton
Newton

Copernicus
Copernicus

Galileo

Kepler

Which term refers to a type of ethical thought that influenced Renaissance art?(1 point)

Responses

humanism
humanism

primary source
primary source

medieval
medieval

perspective

humanism

How is the influence of humanism seen in Michelangelo’s sculpture David, pictured here?

(1 point)
Responses

by its focus on a religious figure
by its focus on a religious figure

through its focus on the human form
through its focus on the human form

through its use of stone
through its use of stone

by its large size