LUOA 9th Grade World History Module 1 Test

Religious ideas spread along trade routes, with Islam seeing the most progress. Which other religions benefited from trade routes? [Choose all that apply.]

- Buddhism - Judaism

Which two passages influenced Luther's view that it was one's faith in Christ that saves, not doing good works? [Choose all that apply.]

- Ephesians 2: 8-9 - Romans 3:28

Which phrase best describes Martin Luther's initial view of his personal salvation? [Choose all that apply.]

- He did not do enough to earn it - He was constantly concerned about it

How did Pope Boniface VIII respond to King Philip IV's attempt to collect taxes from French clergymen? [Choose all that apply.]

- He threatened to excommunicate anyone who tries to collect taxes from church officials - He forbade any clergyman from paying any tax without permission from the Vatican

Which are true of Queen Isabella of Spain? [Choose all that apply.]

- Her reform caused the Inquisition - She was concerned with the excess of the clergy

Trade routes across the Indian Ocean linked which countries, regions, and/or continents of the world together? [Choose all that apply.]

- India - the Middle East - East Asia - Africa

Which best describe the Council of Trent? [Choose all that apply.]

- It addressed corruption in the Church - It established Catholic orthodoxy

Which of the following is a true statement? [choose all that may apply]

- It can be said that the resistance to church authority in the Reformation helped lead to later resistance to secular authority. - It can be said that the Reformation was a cause of violence in Europe in the 16th century. - It can be said that the Reformation, because of the rejection of the authority of the pope, helped give rise to the modern nation-state.

Pope Clement V moved the seat of the papacy from Rome to where?

Avignon, France

Jan Huss was located in which area of Europe?

Bohemia

Which of the following is NOT true regarding the role of the Church in the Hundred Years' War?

Priests and clerics took up arms in their own bid for Roman supremacy

The term "Renaissance" means what?

Rebirth

John Knox is best associated with the Reformation in which nation?

Scotland

Which was the official religion of the Safavid Persian Empire?

Shia Islam

Who promoted humanism in England?

Sir Thomas More

Ulrich Zwingli is best associated with the Reformation in which nation?

Switzerland

Why were the nobility of France unable to utilize their position of economic power in the 16th century?

They were fiercely independent and often competitive.

Based on the lesson material, who was one of the main supporters of a Reformation in England?

Thomas Cromwell

What is usury?

making money from interest charged loans

The Catholic Church originally gave Henry VIII which title?

Defender of the Faith

Which of the following was NOT a result of the Peace of Westphalia?

France emerged as a weal confederation against the Hapsburg Dynasty

Who oversaw the Spanish Inquisition?

Francisco Jimenez de Cisneros

Who is considered the first important Renaissance painter?

Giotto

What did the Black Death cause people to believe?

God was punishing them

Who is known as the Morning Star of the Reformation?

John Wycliffe

Wycliffe's followers went by which nickname?

Lollards

Under whom did the Songhai Empire reach its height?

Muhammad Ture

Of the Italian authors, which Renaissance writer promoted the philosophy that man should be concerned with salvation but also enjoy the world?

Petrarch

Which was the religion of the Ottoman Empire?

Islam

The election of ________________ is when the real trouble started for the Roman Catholic Church in the Late Middle Ages.

Urban V|

Which Russian monarch declared sovereignty over all Russian people and lands and set the precedent for further expansion in the 16th century?

Ivan III

Which of the following were true at the height of the Mughal Empire? [Choose all that apply.]

- It enjoyed an economy that was the second largest in the world. - It saw massive population growth because of increased agricultural production. - It encompassed most of the Indian subcontinent.

Which best describes The Index? [Choose all that apply.]

- It was a list of books that people were not allowed to read, purchase, or sell. - It worked to stop the spread of Protestant ideas. - It targeted the works and writings of reformers like Marin Luther, John Calvin, and Ulrich Zwingli. - The Catholic Church abolished it in 1966.

In The Prince, which did Machiavelli argue? [Choose all that apply.]

- Politics and morality are not related. - Is it better to be loved or feared? And, to get what you want in life, the answer is fear. - The end justifies the means.

During the Renaissance, there was a renewed interest in which type of culture? [Choose all that apply.]

- Roman - Greek

Which of the following were true of the Great Ming? [Choose all that apply.]

- The people practiced multiple religions. - Its bureaucracy was based on Confucian principles. - It rebuilt and fortified the Great Wall of China.

Why couldn't the College of Cardinals remove a bad or unstable pope? [Choose all that apply.]

- The pope was considered God's representative on Earth, and he carried God's authority - No man could judge a pope - There was no rule or precedent that allowed it

Which of the following can be considered results of the Reformation? [choose all that may apply}

- There was increased religious intolerance - Christianity was fractured

What was significant about the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain? [Choose all that apply.]

- They completed the reconquest of Spanish lands from the Moors. - They supported Columbus's New World exploration. - They united the nation under their leadership when they married.

Which pertain to indulgences? [Choose all that apply.]

- They were sold with the promise that the time dead souls spent in purgatory would be limited - Church officials sold them - They were sold with the promise of forgiveness of sin

Which are the reasons for the end of the Italian Renaissance? [Choose all that apply.]

- Trade routes shifted from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic - The Catholic Reformation created a need in the Church to become more conservative - The Protestant Reformation inhibited the further growth of art and culture in Italy

Jan Huss supported which ideas? [Choose all that apply.]

- Wycliffe's views on theological issues - Man does not need a priest to help him read the Bible - Man can understand the Scriptures for himself

John Calvin promoted which ideas? [Choose all that apply.]

- a connection between the Church and the State - predestination - hard work

Over which aspects of everyday life did the Catholic Church exhibit some type of control? [Choose all that apply.]

- birth - death - marriage

Which of the following believed the Thirty Years' War was more of a political focus than religious?

Cardinal Richelieu

Match each item below to its region of origin:

China - porcelain India - spices Middle East - mathematics Africa - gold

Why was an Italian-controlled Catholic Church an issue for the rest of Europe?

Church officials could have the power to direct the actions of monarchs by threatening to withhold the sacraments

Under which English monarch did the Church of England become definitively Protestant?

Elizabeth |

____________laid the egg that Luther hatched.

Erasmus

Who laid the groundwork for the Reformation by compiling sources and making an edition of the Greek New Testament available?

Erasmus of Rotterdam

Match the following monarch to his nation:

Henry VII - England Louis X|| - France Ivan ||| - Russia Ferdinand of Castile - Spain

Martin Luther nailed to the door of Castle Church The Ninety-Five Theses on which date ____________________? [Include the month, day, and year.]

October 31, 1517

Which was a result of the Council of Pisa?

The Council elected a third pope

Who was/were considered the main intellectual force(s) for the Catholic Church?

The Jesuits

Which of the following is NOT considered a change that occurred during the Renaissance?

a change in military tactics and the power of law

The Incas were primarily _________________.

farmers

Which ideology focuses more on mankind's ability and contributions?

humanism

What was one factor that spurred Western European exploration?

political upheaval

Prior to 1500, Western European cities developed trade based on shipping routes around which sea?

the Baltic Sea

Thomas Cranmer's greatest contribution to the English Reformation was what?

the Book of Common Prayer

Which granted toleration to French Calvinists known as Huguenots?

the Edict of Nantes

When two Catholics, one in Avignon and one in Rome, claimed to be pope at the same time, it became known as what?

the Great Schism

Which institution brought the people of Europe together following the fall of the Roman Empire?

the Roman Catholic Church

Which event prompted Russian leaders to declare Moscow the "New Rome"?

the fall of Constantinople

One of the main contributions of Wycliffe was what?

the introduction of an English translation of the Bible

Luther argued that who should be responsible for the spiritual well-being of the people of Germany?

the people