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Which council condemned john Wycliffe and John Huss?

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Constance

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What year was the Holy Roman Empire born?

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962

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What painting was Leonardo da Vinci remembered for?

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Mona Lisa

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Which best describes the Holy Roman Empire?

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It was a feudalistic empire that was ruled by the empower who gave religious authority to the pope

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5
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What roman church official sold indulgences?

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Tetzel

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Where did The pope declare Luther a heretic?

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At worms

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Which of the following statements best describes the influence of the northern Renaissance?

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Advancement of learning led to immediate life-changing inventions

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8
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These were merchants and businessmen who were neither extremely Rich nor extremely poor?

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Middle class

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9
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When the pope crowned Otto the great the Holy Roman Empire was born

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True

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Jerome finished vulgate, a Latin translation of the bible

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True

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Augustine wrote the divine comedy

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Dante

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12
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Mâché bello wrote Canterbury tales

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Chaucer

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John Wycliffe nailed the 95 thesis to the church doors to refute the sale of indulgences

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Luther

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Latin translation of the Bible

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Vulgate

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15
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Place where sinners come to repent

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Purgatory

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Punishments in this life

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Penance

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17
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Belief that the elements of the lords supper actually turn into christ’s body and blood

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Transubsantiation

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Lived like monks but traveled around and performed missionary work

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Friar

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The idea of withdrawing from society and living in solitude

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Monasticism

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A special church court with power to inquire about and judge matters of heresy

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Inquisition

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These were merchants and businessmen who were not extremely rich nor extremely poor

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Middle class

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This was the rebirth of learning in Europe

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Renaissance

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People who use their own money to support the arts

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Patrons

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Best known for Sistine Madonna

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Raphael

25
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Who wrote backwards and was left handed

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Da Vinci

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Who was considered the greatest artist of the Renaissance?

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Michelangelo

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What group of people avoided the Black Death because of their cleanliness

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The Jews

28
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This person wrote the prince?

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Machevelli

29
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Who was called the morning star of reformation

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John Wycliffe

30
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Who. Invented the type writer?

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Johann Gutenberg

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Where did Luther first start to study the BIble seriously?

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Diet of worms

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What movement did Luther first start when he nailed the 95 theses’s

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Reformation

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Whose bold action of preaching from Mattew started the reformation in Switzerland?

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John Huss

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what is the practice of withdrawing from society and living in solitude?

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Monastisism

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Who had the entire Bible translated into English for the first time?

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Wycliffe

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What certificate excused someone from going to purgatory?

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Indulgences

37
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What teaching tries to combine the philosophy of Greek and Romans?

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Inquisition

38
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This person published the first edition of New Testament in original Greek?

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John Wycliffe

39
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This city became known as Protestant Rome

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Eastern Rome

40
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This person stressed the BIBLE as the only true authority of Christians and was burned at the stake

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John Huss

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How can one see God’s guiding hand throughout Luther’s life?

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Luther used to hate God. Even though he read the Bible he truly did not understand it. He once was riding his horse and suddenly a streak of lightning appeared from the sky and struck him to the ground. At once he got up and realized it was a sign from God. He now truly believed in God and set out in the wilderness to become a monk.

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Which council forbade anyone except the church officials to possess a copy of the bible in 1229?

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Toulouse

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