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Froggy Jumps Renaissance & Reformation QuizOnline version Key facts from Renaissance & Reformation. by mimi 1 What movement started in Italy and emphasized human potential? a Reformation b Renaissance c Enlightenment 2 Who wrote The Prince, a work on secular political power? a Niccolò Machiavelli b Galileo Galilei c Martin Luther 3 Which invention helped spread ideas quickly in Europe? a Printing press b Telescope c Compass 4 In what year did Martin Luther post the 95 Theses? a 1517 b 1453 c 1611 5 Which English monarch initiated the break with Rome? a Elizabeth I b Henry VIII c James I 6 What term describes the rejection of religious images or icons? a Iconoclasm b Iconography c Indulgence 7 Renaissance humanism focused on revival of which texts? a Medieval Scholastic treatises b Classical Greek and Roman texts c Biblical Hebrew texts 8 Which council aimed to reform the Catholic Church in response to Reformers? a Council of Nicaea b Council of Trent c Diet of Worms 9 Which thinker advocated reform through education and satire but stayed Catholic? a Martin Luther b Desiderius Erasmus c John Calvin 10 Which Florentine family famously patronized Renaissance art? a Sforza b Medici c Borgia

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Renaissance & Reformation QuizOnline version

Key facts from Renaissance & Reformation.

by mimi

What movement started in Italy and emphasized human potential?

Reformation

Renaissance

Enlightenment

Who wrote The Prince, a work on secular political power?

Niccolò Machiavelli

Galileo Galilei

Martin Luther

Which invention helped spread ideas quickly in Europe?

Printing press

Telescope

Compass

In what year did Martin Luther post the 95 Theses?

1517

1453

1611

Which English monarch initiated the break with Rome?

Elizabeth I

Henry VIII

James I

What term describes the rejection of religious images or icons?

Iconoclasm

Iconography

Indulgence

Renaissance humanism focused on revival of which texts?

Medieval Scholastic treatises

Classical Greek and Roman texts

Biblical Hebrew texts

Which council aimed to reform the Catholic Church in response to Reformers?

Council of Nicaea

Council of Trent

Diet of Worms

Which thinker advocated reform through education and satire but stayed Catholic?

Martin Luther

Desiderius Erasmus

John Calvin

Which Florentine family famously patronized Renaissance art?

Sforza

Medici

Borgia

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by mimi

What movement started in Italy and emphasized human potential?

Who wrote The Prince, a work on secular political power?

Which invention helped spread ideas quickly in Europe?

In what year did Martin Luther post the 95 Theses?

Which English monarch initiated the break with Rome?

What term describes the rejection of religious images or icons?

Renaissance humanism focused on revival of which texts?

Which council aimed to reform the Catholic Church in response to Reformers?

Which thinker advocated reform through education and satire but stayed Catholic?

Which Florentine family famously patronized Renaissance art?

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