Unit 10: Quiz 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Which two countries fought in the Hundred Years’ War?

A

France and England

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2
Q

In which Italian city did the Medici family have power?

A

Florence

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3
Q

_________ led the French to victory in battle and was later burned at the stake by the English.

A

Joan d’Arc

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4
Q

What does the word Renaissance mean?

A

rebirth

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5
Q

“father of humanism”

A

Petrarch

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6
Q

The Praise of Folly

A

Erasmus

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7
Q

Don Quixote

A

Cervantes

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8
Q

Sistine Chapel

A

Michelangelo

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9
Q

Mona Lisa

A

da Vinci

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10
Q

invented movable type printing press

A

Gutenberg

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11
Q

Utopia

A

Sir Thomas More

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12
Q

“father of political science”

A

Machiavelli

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13
Q

greatest figure in English literature

A

Shakespeare

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14
Q

a monk who satirized medieval institutions

A

Rabelais

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15
Q

All of the following were types of architecture seen among the great buildings of the Renaissance

A

Romanesque, Gothic, Byzantine

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16
Q

A famous Renaissance artist who also built canals and towns was

A

da Vinci

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17
Q

__________ showed that the sun, rather than the earth, is the center of our solar system.

A

Copercanicus

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18
Q

Both Galileo and Sir Isaac Newton wrote laws concerning

A

gravity

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19
Q

Martin Luther was trained as

A

an Augustinian monk

20
Q

The Ninety-Five Theses were

A

proposals

21
Q

The papal schism in 1378 produced

A

two popes

22
Q

The Moravian Church was established by followers of

A

John Huss

23
Q

Followers of Wycliffe were known as

A

lollards

24
Q

John Wycliffe was

A

English

25
Q

Martin Luther believed that faith in God would save man and that faith could be attained through

A

reading the Bible

26
Q

Members of the Society of Jesus were called the

A

Jesuits

27
Q

The founder of the Society of Jesus was

A

Ignatius

28
Q

After Henry VIII, the Church of England was also called the

A

Anglican Church

29
Q

The major Spanish figure in reform of the Catholic Church was a cardinal named

A

Ximenez

30
Q

The name of the war in England that brought the Tudors to the throne was the War of the

A

Roses

31
Q

Which individual was the English king who broke away from the Roman Catholic Church and declared himself head of the Church of England?

A

Henry VIII

32
Q

Philip II of Spain sent 130 ships to attack England; this fleet was known as the

A

Spanish Armada

33
Q

supported the king

A

cavaliers

34
Q

document limiting king’s power

A

Petition of Right

35
Q

Roundhead leader

A

Oliver Cromwell

36
Q

beheaded in 1649

A

Charles I

37
Q

supported Parliament

A

Roundheads

38
Q

Merry Monarch

A

Charles II

39
Q

In 1598 Henry IV of France gave freedom of worship to the Huguenots by issuing the document known as the

A

Edict of Nantes

40
Q

mixed Spanish and Indian

A

mestizos

41
Q

enslaved the Incas

A

Pizarro

42
Q

Spanish aristocrat born in New World

A

Creole

43
Q

conquered the Aztecs

A

Cortes

44
Q

mixed white and Negro

A

mulattoes

45
Q

island where Spanish settlement began

A

Hispaniola