THE EARLY MODERN AGE (15TH AND 16TH CENTURY)

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The main changes that took place in the 15th and 16th centuries in Europe

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Froggy Jumps THE EARLY MODERN AGE (15TH AND 16TH CENTURY)Versión en línea The main changes that took place in the 15th and 16th centuries in Europe por Mamen Álvarez 1 Event and date that marks the beginning of the Modern Age: a Discovery of America, 1492 b French Revolution, 1789 c Fall of Constantinople, 1435 2 Event and date marking the end of the Modern Age a Discovery of America, 1492 b French Revolution, 1789 c Fall of Constantinople, 1435 3 It is NOT a change that occurred in the 15th and 16th centuries. a Creation of the Byzantine empire and a feudal monarchy b Religious Reform and Humanism c Geographical discoveries and creation of Spanish and Portuguese empires 4 It is NOT a political or economic cause of the discoveries. a The fall of Rome. Muslims occupy the Mediterranean b Search for new trade routes after the fall of Constantinople to the Muslims c Desire for expansion of European authoritarian monarchies 5 Navigational instruments that favored the explorations a The compass, the astrolabe, portulan maps and the caravel b The compass, the astrolabe, the GPS and the caravel c Compass, astrolabe, portulan maps and submarines 6 Who promoted gold mining and trade with India by sailing along the African coast? a Enrique el Navegante b Cristóbal Colón c Fernando de Magallanes 7 Navigator who crossed the Cape of Good Hope a Bartolomé Díaz b Vasco de Gama c Cristóbal Colón 8 Portuguese navigator who reached India, thus controlling the spice and silk route. a Vasco de Gama b Cristóbal Colón c Enrique el Navegante 9 Portuguese king who rejected Christopher Columbus's project a Juan II b Fernando el Católico c Juan I 10 Name of the island Columbus reached a Guanahaní b Cuba c Puerto Rico 11 He crossed the Isthmus of Panama a Vasco Núñez de Balboa b Fernando de Magallanes c Juan Sebastián Elcano 12 Navigators who circumnavigated the world: a Vasco Núñez de Balboa b Cristóbal Colón c Fernando de Magallanes and Juan Sebastián Elcano 13 The authoritarian kings tried to unify their territory through __________ and __________. a marriages and wars b alliances and trade c wars and colonisation 14 To improve international relations, authoritarian kings established ____________ in each kingdom. a ambassadors b viceroys c secretaries 15 To reinforce state security, the authoritarian kings set up a permanent ___________ a army b secretary c ambassador 16 It is NOT a cause of population growth during the 15th and 16th centuries. a Wars b Period of peace c Better harvests and an end to the plague 17 The need to finance the new explorations led to the development of professions such as ____________ and ____________. a bankers and moneylenders b lawyers and traders c farmers and courtiers 18 NOT a cause of the emergence of reform movements a A very simple liturgy b A morally unacceptable lifestyle of the clergy c The sale of indulgences 19 Leader of Lutheranism a Martin Luther b John Calvin c Henry VIII 20 According to John Calvin and his theory of the _______________, a person's salvation is ______________________by God from birth. a salvation / predetermined b prayer / predetermined c Church / preetermined 21 The Anglican Church came into being when the Pope rejected divorce between _______________ and ___________________. a Henry III and Catalina of Aragón b Isabel of Castilla and Fernando of Aragón c Henry VIII and Catalina of Austria 22 Name of the institution that was dedicated to the persecution of heretics. a The Inquisition b The Court c The Congregation of the Index 23 Name of the congregation that made an index of banned books a The Congregation of the Index b The Congregation of the Banned Books c The Congregation of the Inquisition 24 It is NOT one of the 3 characteristics of Humanism. a Theocentrism b Admiration for classical antiquity c Scientific curiosity 25 Humanism was able to expand thanks to these 4 things a Printing, voyages, use of modern languages and universities b Printing, travel, use of Latin and universities c Printing, travel, the use of modern languages and the Church 26 Example of a Humanist in politics a Nicolás Maquiavelo b Nicolás Copérnico c Erasmo de Rotterdam 27 Example of a Humanist in science a Tomás Moro b Nicolás Copérnico c Nicolás Maquiavelo 28 Example of Humanist in religion a Pico della Mirandola b Andrés Vesalio c Erasmo de Rotterdam

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THE EARLY MODERN AGE (15TH AND 16TH CENTURY)Versión en línea

por Mamen Álvarez

Event and date that marks the beginning of the Modern Age:

Event and date marking the end of the Modern Age

It is NOT a change that occurred in the 15th and 16th centuries.

It is NOT a political or economic cause of the discoveries.

Navigational instruments that favored the explorations

Who promoted gold mining and trade with India by sailing along the African coast?

Navigator who crossed the Cape of Good Hope

Portuguese navigator who reached India, thus controlling the spice and silk route.

Portuguese king who rejected Christopher Columbus's project

Name of the island Columbus reached

He crossed the Isthmus of Panama

Navigators who circumnavigated the world:

The authoritarian kings tried to unify their territory through __________ and __________.

To improve international relations, authoritarian kings established ____________ in each kingdom.

To reinforce state security, the authoritarian kings set up a permanent ___________

It is NOT a cause of population growth during the 15th and 16th centuries.

The need to finance the new explorations led to the development of professions such as ____________ and ____________.

NOT a cause of the emergence of reform movements

Leader of Lutheranism

According to John Calvin and his theory of the _______________, a person's salvation is ______________________by God from birth.

The Anglican Church came into being when the Pope rejected divorce between _______________ and ___________________.

Name of the institution that was dedicated to the persecution of heretics.

Name of the congregation that made an index of banned books

It is NOT one of the 3 characteristics of Humanism.

Humanism was able to expand thanks to these 4 things

Example of a Humanist in politics

Example of a Humanist in science

Example of Humanist in religion

The authoritarian kings tried to unify their territory through and .

The need to finance the new explorations led to the development of professions such as and .

According to John Calvin and his theory of the _, a person's salvation is ________by God from birth.

The Anglican Church came into being when the Pope rejected divorce between _ and _____.