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2.7. SOCIALSVersión en línea SOLVE THE QUESTIONS por Liliana Meneses León 1 1. What was the period of time in Europe called that happened before the Renaissance? a a. The Golden Ages b b. The Age of Glory c c. The Middle Ages d d. The Feudal Ages 2 2. How was not humanism different from the way most people thought before the Renaissance? a a. It thought that life could be nice b b. It said that life did not have to be all work c c. It said that humans could enjoy comforts d d. The middle age was finished. 3 3. From what ancient civilizations did the people in Italy get the idea for humanism? a a. The Romans and Greeks b b. The Greeks and Egyptians c c. The Egyptians the Chinese d d. The Persians and the Romans 4 4. How was Italy divided up during the start of the Renaissance? a a. Counties b b. Provinces c c. Kingdoms d d. City-states 5 5. What was the Reformation? a a. When protestant churches and ideas formed, breaking away from the Catholic Church b b. When the Roman Empire split into two empires, the east and the west c c. A time when more and more people began to read and write d d. A time when scientists began to use the scientific method and great discoveries were made 6 6. What monk began to question the teachings of the Catholic Church in 1517? a a. Thomas Aquinas b b. St. Benedict c c. Martin Luther d d. William of Normandy 7 7. What did the Catholic Church do to Martin Luther for publishing his 95 Theses? a a. Had him killed or forgave him b b. Read his complaints and tried to address them c c. Kicked him out of the church for being a heretic d d. Ignored him 8 8. 1. What war was the result of the Reformation? a a. The First World War b b. The 30 Year War c c. The War of the Priests d d. The Byzantine Civil War 9 9. 1. Which of the following statements best describes the German Enlightenment? a a. It embraced the empirical approach of the French Enlightenment b b. It rejected the empirical approach of the French Enlightenment c c. It was part of the French Enlightenment d d. Germany remained wholeheartedly unenlightened 10 10. 1. Which of the following is not a reason for the beginning of the Enlightenment? a a. Greater exploration led to an appreciation and interest in foreign cultures b b. The discoveries of the Scientific Revolution changed how people thought c c. The Thirty Years’ War compelled writers to philosophize about the nature of war d d. The Church encouraged citizens to rely on reason rather than believe in the divine 11 11. The Church encouraged citizens to rely on reason rather than believe in the divine a a. Mid-seventeenth to late 18th centuries b b. Early nineteenth century c c. Fifteenth century d d. During the Dark Ages 12 12. What cause did Mary Wollstonecraft fight for most ardently? a a. Rights for women b b. Laissez faire c c. Rights for minorities d d. American independence 13 13. 1. Which philosopher said that life without a strong government would be "nasty a a. Smith b b. Montesquieu c c. Hobbes d d. Locke 14 14. 1. Which of the following did NOT influence the Enlightenment? a a. the French Revolution b b. the Scientific Revolution c c. the Age of Discovery d d. the Age of Reason 15 15. 1. Was the first protestant church and began in Germany. a a. Luteranism b b. Calvinism c c. Protestants d d. Anglicanism 16 16. Founded by John Calvin, a humanist from Switerland. Belief in predestination___________only God knows who will be saved and there is nothing the people could do to stop it. The saved will do the right things a a. Luteranism b b. Calvinism c c. Protestants d d. Anglicanism 17 17. 1. Believed in justification by faith ¬¬¬¬_____________ people could earn salvation if they sincerely believed in Jesus, were sorry for their sins, and accepted the Bible as truth a a. Luteranism b b. Calvinism c c. Protestants d d. Anglicanism 18 18. That religion is loosely organized in the Anglican Communion, a worldwide family of religious bodies that represents the offspring of the Church of England and recognizes the archbishop of Canterbury as its nominal head. It prizes traditional worship and structure but operates autonomously and flexibly in different locales. a a. Luteranism b b. Calvinism c c. Protestants d d. Anglicanism 19 19. 1. What period of time is covered by the Middle Ages? a a. 1000 BC to 100 BC b b. 500 BC to 500 AD c c. 500 AD to 1500 AD d d. 1000 AD to 2000 AD 20 1. What event signaled the start of the Middle Ages? a a. The attack of the Vikings b b. The fall of the Roman Empire c c. The crowning of Charlemagne d d. The invention of the printing press 21 21. 1. What were the wars between the Holy Roman Empire and the Muslims called? a a. War of the Roses b b. The Crusades c c. The Ottoman Wars d d. The Islamic Wars 22 22. 1. What Scandinavian peoples began to invade northern Europe in 835? a a. The Huns b b. The Vikings c c. The Mongols d d. The Franks 23 23. That information is true or false: The middle age had seen the emergence of two socials classes. At top is Upprt Clergy consisted by cardinals, archbishops, abbots…ay second state is Aristocracy, descendents of the old warlords and wielded inmense military muscle, then the Bourgueoisie formed by mayors and merchants. a True b False 24 24. 1. That information is true or false: By 15th century, however, its temporal power Was dwindling. The Popes were scarcely shining lights of Cristian piety and did not take the lead in any form of Church renewal until the Reformation was well on its way. The Catholic Church was therefore a place both of dedication and corruption. a True b False 25 25. 1. That information is true or false: The middle age is considered to have its own internal divitions either early and late or early, central or high, and late. Although once regarded as a time of uninterrupted ignorance, superstition and social oppression. a True b False

2.7. SOCIALSVersión en línea

SOLVE THE QUESTIONS

por Liliana Meneses León

1. What was the period of time in Europe called that happened before the Renaissance?

a. The Golden Ages

b. The Age of Glory

c. The Middle Ages

d. The Feudal Ages

2. How was not humanism different from the way most people thought before the Renaissance?

a. It thought that life could be nice

b. It said that life did not have to be all work

c. It said that humans could enjoy comforts

d. The middle age was finished.

3. From what ancient civilizations did the people in Italy get the idea for humanism?

a. The Romans and Greeks

b. The Greeks and Egyptians

c. The Egyptians the Chinese

d. The Persians and the Romans

4. How was Italy divided up during the start of the Renaissance?

a. Counties

b. Provinces

c. Kingdoms

d. City-states

5. What was the Reformation?

a. When protestant churches and ideas formed, breaking away from the Catholic Church

b. When the Roman Empire split into two empires, the east and the west

c. A time when more and more people began to read and write

d. A time when scientists began to use the scientific method and great discoveries were made

6. What monk began to question the teachings of the Catholic Church in 1517?

a. Thomas Aquinas

b. St. Benedict

c. Martin Luther

d. William of Normandy

7. What did the Catholic Church do to Martin Luther for publishing his 95 Theses?

a. Had him killed or forgave him

b. Read his complaints and tried to address them

c. Kicked him out of the church for being a heretic

d. Ignored him

8. 1. What war was the result of the Reformation?

a. The First World War

b. The 30 Year War

c. The War of the Priests

d. The Byzantine Civil War

9. 1. Which of the following statements best describes the German Enlightenment?

a. It embraced the empirical approach of the French Enlightenment

b. It rejected the empirical approach of the French Enlightenment

c. It was part of the French Enlightenment

d. Germany remained wholeheartedly unenlightened

10. 1. Which of the following is not a reason for the beginning of the Enlightenment?

a. Greater exploration led to an appreciation and interest in foreign cultures

b. The discoveries of the Scientific Revolution changed how people thought

c. The Thirty Years’ War compelled writers to philosophize about the nature of war

d. The Church encouraged citizens to rely on reason rather than believe in the divine

11. The Church encouraged citizens to rely on reason rather than believe in the divine

a. Mid-seventeenth to late 18th centuries

b. Early nineteenth century

c. Fifteenth century

d. During the Dark Ages

12. What cause did Mary Wollstonecraft fight for most ardently?

a. Rights for women

b. Laissez faire

c. Rights for minorities

d. American independence

13. 1. Which philosopher said that life without a strong government would be "nasty

a. Smith

b. Montesquieu

c. Hobbes

d. Locke

14. 1. Which of the following did NOT influence the Enlightenment?

a. the French Revolution

b. the Scientific Revolution

c. the Age of Discovery

d. the Age of Reason

15. 1. Was the first protestant church and began in Germany.

a. Luteranism

b. Calvinism

c. Protestants

d. Anglicanism

16. Founded by John Calvin, a humanist from Switerland. Belief in predestination___________only God knows who will be saved and there is nothing the people could do to stop it. The saved will do the right things

a. Luteranism

b. Calvinism

c. Protestants

d. Anglicanism

17. 1. Believed in justification by faith ¬¬¬¬_____________ people could earn salvation if they sincerely believed in Jesus, were sorry for their sins, and accepted the Bible as truth

a. Luteranism

b. Calvinism

c. Protestants

d. Anglicanism

18. That religion is loosely organized in the Anglican Communion, a worldwide family of religious bodies that represents the offspring of the Church of England and recognizes the archbishop of Canterbury as its nominal head. It prizes traditional worship and structure but operates autonomously and flexibly in different locales.

a. Luteranism

b. Calvinism

c. Protestants

d. Anglicanism

19. 1. What period of time is covered by the Middle Ages?

a. 1000 BC to 100 BC

b. 500 BC to 500 AD

c. 500 AD to 1500 AD

d. 1000 AD to 2000 AD

1. What event signaled the start of the Middle Ages?

a. The attack of the Vikings

b. The fall of the Roman Empire

c. The crowning of Charlemagne

d. The invention of the printing press

21. 1. What were the wars between the Holy Roman Empire and the Muslims called?

a. War of the Roses

b. The Crusades

c. The Ottoman Wars

d. The Islamic Wars

22. 1. What Scandinavian peoples began to invade northern Europe in 835?

a. The Huns

b. The Vikings

c. The Mongols

d. The Franks

23. That information is true or false: The middle age had seen the emergence of two socials classes. At top is Upprt Clergy consisted by cardinals, archbishops, abbots…ay second state is Aristocracy, descendents of the old warlords and wielded inmense military muscle, then the Bourgueoisie formed by mayors and merchants.

True

False

24. 1. That information is true or false: By 15th century, however, its temporal power Was dwindling. The Popes were scarcely shining lights of Cristian piety and did not take the lead in any form of Church renewal until the Reformation was well on its way. The Catholic Church was therefore a place both of dedication and corruption.

True

False

25. 1. That information is true or false: The middle age is considered to have its own internal divitions either early and late or early, central or high, and late. Although once regarded as a time of uninterrupted ignorance, superstition and social oppression.

True

False

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1. What was the period of time in Europe called that happened before the Renaissance?

2. How was not humanism different from the way most people thought before the Renaissance?

3. From what ancient civilizations did the people in Italy get the idea for humanism?

4. How was Italy divided up during the start of the Renaissance?

5. What was the Reformation?

6. What monk began to question the teachings of the Catholic Church in 1517?

7. What did the Catholic Church do to Martin Luther for publishing his 95 Theses?

8. 1. What war was the result of the Reformation?

9. 1. Which of the following statements best describes the German Enlightenment?

10. 1. Which of the following is not a reason for the beginning of the Enlightenment?

11. The Church encouraged citizens to rely on reason rather than believe in the divine

12. What cause did Mary Wollstonecraft fight for most ardently?

13. 1. Which philosopher said that life without a strong government would be "nasty

14. 1. Which of the following did NOT influence the Enlightenment?

15. 1. Was the first protestant church and began in Germany.

16. Founded by John Calvin, a humanist from Switerland. Belief in predestination___________only God knows who will be saved and there is nothing the people could do to stop it. The saved will do the right things

17. 1. Believed in justification by faith ¬¬¬¬_____________ people could earn salvation if they sincerely believed in Jesus, were sorry for their sins, and accepted the Bible as truth

19. 1. What period of time is covered by the Middle Ages?

1. What event signaled the start of the Middle Ages?

21. 1. What were the wars between the Holy Roman Empire and the Muslims called?

22. 1. What Scandinavian peoples began to invade northern Europe in 835?

25. 1. That information is true or false: The middle age is considered to have its own internal divitions either early and late or early, central or high, and late. Although once regarded as a time of uninterrupted ignorance, superstition and social oppression.