The document consists of 10 multiple choice questions about topics related to the Renaissance and Reformation periods in Europe. The questions cover subjects such as the origins of the Italian Renaissance, societal changes in Italy during the Renaissance, characteristics of Renaissance art, how the Renaissance differed in northern Europe compared to Italy, Martin Luther's protest of indulgences, the definition of a theocracy, key aspects of Anglicanism, decisions of the Council of Trent, differences between Renaissance and Baroque art styles, and the circumstances that led to conflict between Huguenots and Catholics in France.

1. 1. It is logical that the Renaissance began in Italy because Italy ____________<br /> A) had avoided the economic crisis of the late Middle Ages.<br /> B) was in close contact through trade with the Byzantine Empire.<br /> C) was filled with artifacts of the ancient world.<br /> D) all of the above<br /> See page 404 to review the Italian Renaissance.<br /> <br /> 2.Among the important societal changes of the period in Italy was the ____________<br /> A) appearance of fiery preachers like Savonarola.<br /> B) rise in importance of wealthy merchants and bankers.<br /> C) books that advised people on the ideals of good behavior.<br /> D) increased production of textiles and luxury goods.<br /> See pages 405-406 to review this fact.<br /> <br /> 3.The unique characteristics of Renaissance art included ____________<br /> A) perspective.<br /> B) using women as models.<br /> C) free-standing statues.<br /> D) the use of bright colors.<br /> 4.Unlike in Italy, the Renaissance in northern Europe ____________<br /> A) did not affect the Roman Catholic Church.<br /> B) was limited to architecture.<br /> C) had a more religious tone.<br /> D) did not focus on perspective.<br /> See page 413 to review the Renaissance in northern Europe.<br /> <br /> 5.Martin Luther protested the sale of indulgences, which were ____________<br /> A) appointments to a Church office.<br /> B) certificates to reduce or cancel one's sins.<br /> C) opportunities to participate in a service.<br /> D) certificates that promised salvation.<br /> See page 416 to review indulgences.<br /> <br /> 6.A church-run state is called a(n) ____________<br /> A) autocracy.<br /> B) democracy.<br /> C) theocracy.<br /> D) missionary.<br /> See page 418 to review this fact.<br /> <br /> 7.Anglicanism is ____________<br /> A) a Puritan form of Protestantism.<br /> B) the religion Charles V imposed on England.<br /> C) the form of Catholicism practiced by Queen Mary.<br /> D) a blend of Protestant belief and Catholic practice.<br /> See page 420 to review Anglicanism.<br /> <br /> 8.The Council of Trent agreed on ____________<br /> A) an end to the Inquisition.<br /> B) the founding of the Society of Jesus, known as the Jesuits.<br /> C) the Catholic Reformation.<br /> D) sovereigns having the right to choose their subjects' religion.<br /> See page 422 to review the Council of Trent.<br /> <br /> 9.Compared to Renaissance art, the baroque style of art and architecture was ____________<br /> A) more complex and emotional.<br /> B) only about mythological subjects.<br /> C) simpler and more restrained.<br /> D) more like Greek and Roman art.<br /> 10.What circumstances led to the bitter fighting between the minority French Protestants, or Huguenots, and the Catholic majority?<br /> A) the seizure of Church lands by the Huguenots<br /> B) a struggle for the monarchy<br /> C) the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre<br /> D) the Peace of Augsburg<br /> See page 425 to review this fact.<br />