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{{#professor:Practice Mixed Quiz #3 - Review Quizzes #8 & 9}}
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*{{H:title|dotted=no|social class|Ancient Civilizations of Greece & Rome|Classical Greco-Roman}} ideas were {{H:title|dotted=no|social class|reborn|revived}}.
*Wealthy {{H:title|dotted=no|people who paid for the artists|patrons}} supported the arts and education.
*{{H:title|dotted=no|belief in the individual and achievement over God|Humanism}} spread throughout western Europe.
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Which period in European history is most closely associated with these statements?
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|After Fall of Roman Empire (476-800CE)|Early Middle Ages}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Change from home-made goods to factory-made goods (1740-1870)|Industrial Revolution}}
+{{H:title|dotted=no|Rebirth of Greek & Roman Culture after the Crusades & Commercial Revolution (1350-1650CE)|Renaissance}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Spread of Greek culture after the death of Alexander the Great (333BCE-30BCE)|Hellenistic Period}}

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Which sequence of events is listed in the correct {{H:title|dotted=no|social class|timeline|chronological}} order?
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|1200s CE|Crusades}} -> {{H:title|dotted=no|1789-1799|French Revolution}} -> {{H:title|dotted=no|1350-1650CE|Renaissance}}
-French Revolution -> Crusades -> Renaissance
+Crusades -> Renaissance -> French Revolution
-Renaissance -> Crusades -> French Revolution

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One major {{H:title|dotted=no|trait|characteristic}} of the {{H:title|dotted=no|Rebirth/Revival of Greek & Roman culture|Renaissance}} period is that the
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-Catholic Church no longer had any {{H:title|dotted=no|importance|influence}} in Europe
-{{H:title|dotted=no|manorialism|manor}} became the center of economic activity
+{{H:title|dotted=no|Ancient Greece & Rome|classical}} cultures of Greece and Rome were {{H:title|dotted=no|reborn/rebirth|revived}} and imitated
-major language of the people became {{H:title|dotted=no|spoken by the Roman Catholic Church|Latin}}

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Which European historical periods are in the proper {{H:title|dotted=no|timeline|chronological}} order?
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|476-1350CE|Middle Ages}} → {{H:title|dotted=no|1350-1650CE|Renaissance}}→ {{H:title|dotted=no|800-30BCE|Ancient Greece}} → {{H:title|dotted=no|30BCE-476CE|Roman Empire}}
-Renaissance → Ancient Greece → Roman Empire → Middle Ages
+Ancient Greece → Roman Empire → Middle Ages → Renaissance
-Roman Empire → Middle Ages → Renaissance → Ancient Greece

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Which statement explains why the Renaissance began in Italy?
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-Italy was not influenced by a {{H:title|dotted=no|Ancient Greek and Ancient Rome|classical}} heritage
+The Italian city-states were wealthy centers of trade and {{H:title|dotted=no|making things for surplus for the public|manufacturing}}
-Italy was politically unified by a strong {{H:title|dotted=no|to control from one place|central government}}
-The {{H:title|dotted=no|Vatican in located in Rome, Italy|Catholic Church}} did not have any influence in Italy

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*Luther posted the {{H:title|dotted=no|95 Complaints against the Roman Catholic Church|Ninety-Five Theses}}.
*Calvin preached the theory of {{H:title|dotted=no|whether you are going to heaven or hell when you are born|predestination}}.
*Henry VIII signed the {{H:title|dotted=no|makes him head of his own church (Church of England/Anglican Church)|Act of Supremacy}}.
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These events occurred during the
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|sHoly War between Christians & Muslims in 1200s to take back the Holy Land/Jerusalem|Crusades}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Major change from hunting & gathering to herding & farming|Neolithic Revolution}}
+{{H:title|dotted=no|A protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Bloodless Political Revolution which replaced James II of England with William & Mary|Glorious Revolution}}

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Prior to the {{H:title|dotted=no|A protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}}, the {{H:title|dotted=no|Middle Ages|medieval}} church in western Europe was criticized for
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-sponsoring explorations to the Middle East
-allowing the Bible to be printed and distributed to the people
+being too concerned with worldly power and riches
-refusing to sell {{H:title|dotted=no|tickets/promises to go to heaven|indulgences}} to peasants

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An important effect of the {{H:title|dotted=no|A protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}} in Europe was that it strengthened the
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+power of {{H:title|dotted=no|Kings & Queens|monarchies}}
-power of the {{H:title|dotted=no|head of the Roman Catholic Church|pope}}
-belief in {{H:title|dotted=no|more than one god|polytheism}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|to come together|unity}} of Europe

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*Sale of {{H:title|dotted=no|tickets to heaven regardless of sins committed|indulgences}} authorized by Pope Leo X to raise money to build St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome (1515)
*{{H:title|dotted=no|95 Complaints about the Roman Catholic Church|Ninety-Five Theses}} posted (1517)
*{{H:title|dotted=no|judicial proceeding|Hearing}} held at Worms, Germany (1521)
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These events are most closely associated with
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-Charles V and {{H:title|dotted=no|divine right rule of a monarch|absolutism}}
+Martin Luther and the {{H:title|dotted=no|a Protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}}
-John Locke and the {{H:title|dotted=no|New thinking based on reason on how to fix political, social, and economic issues|Enlightenment}}
-Karl Marx and scientific {{H:title|dotted=no|partial economic control by government|socialism}}

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The {{H:title|dotted=no|rebirth/revival of Greek & Roman culture|Renaissance}} and the {{H:title|dotted=no|a protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}} were similar in that both were
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+{{H:title|dotted=no|created/started|stimulated}} by a spirit of inquiry
-supported by the working class
-limited to Italy, France, and Germany
-encouraged by the successes of the {{H:title|dotted=no|A revolt against the French King Louis XVI (16th) in 1789|French Revolution}}

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Which was a result of the {{H:title|dotted=no|a protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}} in Europe?
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-The Catholic Church accepted the {{H:title|dotted=no|control|dominance}} of the new Protestant religions in Italy, France, and Germany.
-Spain became a {{H:title|dotted=no|mainly|predominately}} Protestant nation.
-Catholic Church leaders refused to make any changes in Church practices.
+The power of the Catholic Church in Europe was weakened.

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In western Europe, the {{H:title|dotted=no|a protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}} brought an end to
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-the {{H:title|dotted=no|the making of colonies|colonial}} period
-{{H:title|dotted=no|ruling from a main place|strong central governments}}
+religious unity
-{{H:title|dotted=no|capitalism|market}} economies

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Which {{H:title|dotted=no|improvement|innovation}} had the greatest {{H:title|dotted=no|result/outcome|impact}} on the Protestant Reformation?
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+movable-type printing press
-Mercator {{H:title|dotted=no|map|map projection}}
-magnetic compass
-{{H:title|dotted=no|triangle|triangular}} sail

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Which factor helped most to bring about the {{H:title|dotted=no|a protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}}?
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-The Catholic {{H:title|dotted=no|religious leaders|clergy}} had lost faith in their religion.
-Islam was attracting many {{H:title|dotted=no|to become part of|converts}} in western Europe.
+Kings and princes in northern Europe {{H:title|dotted=no|did not like|resented}} the power of the Catholic Church.
-The {{H:title|dotted=no|Age of Discovery/First Global Age|exploration}} of the Americas led to the introduction of new religious ideas.

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One way Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Henry VIII were similar is that they all were
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-Latin American {{H:title|dotted=no|made major changes to politics|revolutionary}} leaders
+{{H:title|dotted=no|people who led the Protestant Reformation|Reformation leaders}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Art during the middle to late 1800s|Impressionist painters}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|absolute rulers that believe god chose them to rule|divine right monarchs}}

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