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Froggy Jumps Renaissance & Reformation QuizOnline version Renaissance & Reformation basics by Christopher Castro 1 Which period is considered the beginning of the Renaissance in Europe? a 14th century (1300s) b 16th century (1500s) c 15th century (1400s) 2 Which invention helped spread Renaissance ideas by enabling rapid printing? a Gutenberg printing press b Radio c Telephone 3 Humanism focused on returning to which sources for knowledge and culture? a Classical Greece and Rome b Ancient Egypt c Ancient China 4 Martin Luther famously nailed what document to the church door in 1517? a Three Hundred Theses b Ninety-Five Points of Faith c 95 Theses 5 The Reformation led to the creation of which type of church separate from Rome? a Eastern Orthodox Church b Protestant churches c Catholic Church (same) 6 Who was a key figure in the Protestant Reformation in Switzerland? a John Calvin b Thomas More c Ulrich Zwingli 7 Which religious reformer emphasized predestination and authored Institutes of the Christian Religion? a Martin Luther b Henry VIII c John Calvin 8 Which event helped solidify Protestant and Catholic divisions in England? a The Great Schism b The English Reformation c The Council of Trent 9 What was a major effect of the Reformation on education and literacy in Europe? a Less interest in reading b Decline in schooling c Increased literacy and Bible education 10 During the Renaissance, artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo were patrons of which city-state culture? a Spanish Golden Age b Florentine/Renaissance Italy c French Bourbon court 11 Which event started the French Wars of Religion in 1562 with violent clashes? a Peace of Saint-Germain-en-Laye b St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre c Massacre of Vassy 12 Which edict granted limited toleration to Huguenots in 1598? a Edict of Fontainebleau b Nantes Decree c Edict of Nantes 13 Who issued the Edict of Nantes to end much of the French religious conflict? a Francis II of France b Henry IV of France c Louis XIII of France 14 What major naval invasion did Philip II launch against Elizabeth I in 1588? a Spanish Armada b Armada of 1572 c Spanish Armada Trial 15 The execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, worsened relations between Philip II and Elizabeth I. True or False? a True b False c Cannot be determined 16 Which policy approach helped Henry IV unite France during the Wars of Religion? a Absolutism b Mercantilism c Politique 17 Which leader pursued a politique approach to restore order in France during the wars? a Catherine de' Medici b Louis XIV c Henry IV 18 Which event is seen as a turning point in the Dutch Revolt against Spanish rule? a Peace of Westphalia b Battle of Lepanto c Siege of Leiden 19 Which group benefited from the Edict of Nantes in France? a Jesuits b Huguenots c Catholics 20 What was a key consequence of the Armada's defeat for England? a Spain gained control of the Channel b Elizabeth I abdicated the throne c English naval prestige grew

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Renaissance & Reformation QuizOnline version

by Christopher Castro

Which period is considered the beginning of the Renaissance in Europe?

Which invention helped spread Renaissance ideas by enabling rapid printing?

Humanism focused on returning to which sources for knowledge and culture?

Martin Luther famously nailed what document to the church door in 1517?

The Reformation led to the creation of which type of church separate from Rome?

Who was a key figure in the Protestant Reformation in Switzerland?

Which religious reformer emphasized predestination and authored Institutes of the Christian Religion?

Which event helped solidify Protestant and Catholic divisions in England?

What was a major effect of the Reformation on education and literacy in Europe?

During the Renaissance, artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo were patrons of which city-state culture?

Which event started the French Wars of Religion in 1562 with violent clashes?

Which edict granted limited toleration to Huguenots in 1598?

Who issued the Edict of Nantes to end much of the French religious conflict?

What major naval invasion did Philip II launch against Elizabeth I in 1588?

The execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, worsened relations between Philip II and Elizabeth I. True or False?

Which policy approach helped Henry IV unite France during the Wars of Religion?

Which leader pursued a politique approach to restore order in France during the wars?

Which event is seen as a turning point in the Dutch Revolt against Spanish rule?

Which group benefited from the Edict of Nantes in France?

What was a key consequence of the Armada's defeat for England?