Q: Which of the following was an effect of the Renaissance?
A: More works were published in the vernacular.
Q: Which common characteristic of Renaissance buildings does this image show?
A: arched doorways
Q: Which scientist was responsible for understanding the laws of gravity?
A: Isaac Newton
Q: Whose ideas reflected the spread of Lutheranism in Europe?
A: John Calvin
Q: Drag each box to its matching viewpoint.
A: individualism; determining what is important for ourselves
A: secularism; focusing on entertainment or information rather than spirituality
A: humanism; focusing on study of classical subjects
Q: Which poet is known as the founder of Renaissance humanism?
A: Petrarch
Q: Which of the following contributed to the beginning of the Renaissance?
A: expanded trade
Q: What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?
A: to stop the spread of Protestantism
Q: Which of the following did Martin Luther oppose?
A: political involvement by Catholic clergy
Q: Which of the following was a result of the spread of the Reformation to different parts of Europe?
A: An outbreak of war in Germany
Q: What did Spanish Protestants and Spanish Jewish converts to Christianity have in common during the Counter-Reformation?
A: Both were persecuted by the Spanish government.
Q: Which of the following sets Renaissance artists Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo apart from medieval artists?
A: their study of human anatomy
Q: Which of the following was an effect of the printing press?
A: Censorship increased because the church did not like the material that was being printed.
Q: Which process developed by Bacon and Descarstes is still used by scholars today?
A: the scientific method
Q: Drag the correct descriptions to the Effects of the Spread of Renaissance Ideas box. Descriptions may be used once or not at all.
A: The Bible was translated into languages other than Greek or Latin., People wanted reforms in the Church and society.
Q: Which of the following artists is associated with Renaissance ideas spreading to northern Europe?
A: Albrecht Dürer
Q: Which city became a major Renaissance center because of its focus on banking and commerce?
A: Florence
Q: How did the Renaissance challenge the authority of the Catholic Church?
A: The Renaissance challenged the authority of the Catholic Church through the rise of humanism and secularism, which emphasized the importance of human reasoning and worldly knowledge over religious doctrine. Renaissance thinkers and artists also began to question the teachings and practices of the Church, leading to the Reformation and the rise of Protestantism.