World History - Unit 5 Quiz 2
Greek New Testament
Desiderus Erasmus produced one of the most influential books on Reformation scholarship called _______. - The Ninety-Five Theses - Greek New Testament - The Institutes of the Christian Religion - Eightfold Path - The Prince
Greek
Erasmus studied the New Testament in its original _________ language. - Hebrew - English - French - Greek - Latin
violence
In his sermons, Luther criticized the use of _____ by his followers to spread Christian ideas and bring about - political change. - political offices - violence - economic policies - ethnicity
Reformation
In the Swiss cantons, public debates allowed the city council to decide whether or not to support the ______. - Pilgrimages - Renaissance - Reformation - Inquisition - Holy Roman Empire
False
Luther declared that the Roman Catholic Church was a true Christian church because it went against the Bible. - True - False
Roman Catholic
Martin Luther declared that the _________ Church was not a true Christian church because it went against the teachings of the Bible. - Church of England - Russian Orthodox - Eastern Orthodox - Huguenot - Roman Catholic
doctrine
The ______ is the official teaching on a specific religion's subject. - canton - printing press - linear perspective - doctrine - grace
printing press
The ______ was necessary to the spread of Reformation. - humanist - Renaissance - Petrarch - printing press - linear perspective
clergy
The laity are people who are not members of the ______. - peasant class - clergy - merchant class - noble class - priesthood
Northern
The use of colors, engravings and sculptures were techniques that the Italians admired in the work of the _______ Renaissance artists. - Eastern - Northern - Southern - Western
The Institutes of the Christian Religion
What was the name of John Calvin's book? - The Prince - The Institutes of the Christian Religion - The Bible - The Ninety-Five Theses - Greek New Testament
John Calvin
Which reformer lived in Geneva and wrote The Institutes of the Christian Religion? - Bartholomeu Dias - John Calvin - John Cabot - Ulrich Zwingli - Martin Luther
John Calvin
Who established the Reformation at Geneva? - Bartholomeu Dias - Ulrich Zwingli - John Cabot - Martin Luther - John Calvin
Jan van Eyck
Who was the artist who pioneered the use of oil paints? - Desiderus Erasmus - John Wycliffe - Jan van Eyck - Jan Hus - Albrecht Dürer
Ulrich Zwingli
Who was the leading Swiss reformer who lived and died in Zurich? - John Calvin - John Cabot - Bartholomeu Dias - Ulrich Zwingli - Martin Luther
Albrecht Dürer
Who was the painter and engraver known for his attention to perspective and anatomy? - Albrecht Dürer - John Wycliffe - Jan van Eyck - Desiderus Erasmus - Jan Hus
Anatomy
_______ deals with physical structure. - Illustration - Anatomy - Woodblock - Etching - Painting
Grace
_______ is unearned or undeserved help from God. - Justification - Salvation - Grace - Faith - Canton
Etching
________ is a printing technique in which pictures are created on metal plates. - Etching - Calligraphy - Illustration - Perspective - Painting
Faith
________ is the same as trust. - Salvation - Canton - Faith - Grace - Justification
Martin Luther
________ lived in Wittenberg and translated part of the Bible into German. - Francisco Pizarro - Fredrick the Wise - Ulrich Zwingli - John Calvin - Martin Luther
Martin Luther
________ wrote The Ninety-Five Theses. - John Calvin - Francisco Pizarro - Martin Luther - Fredrick the Wise - Ulrich Zwingli
Relics
_________ are objects worshiped for their association to Jesus or the saints. - Sacraments - Mediators - Artifacts - Relics - Alms
Consistory
_________ was an organization during the Reformation that Geneva established for moral reform. - Justification - Grace - Portrayal - Consistory - Relic
justification
is to make or declare good or holy.
