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Daran Rungwattanasophon
about 8 hours ago
The Tuscan poet __________ was one of the first to rediscover classical learning and lived in Avignon during the "Avignon Papacy."
A) Cosimo D'Medici
B) Francesco Petrarch
C) Michelangelo
D) Thomas More
E) Leonardo DaVinci
A) Cosimo D'Medici
B) Francesco Petrarch
C) Michelangelo
D) Thomas More
E) Leonardo DaVinci
TL
Timothy Larsen
about 8 hours ago
What did the condottieri bring to the city-states?
A) artistic innovation
B) military expertise
C) banking knowledge
D) educational reform
E) democratic ideas
A) artistic innovation
B) military expertise
C) banking knowledge
D) educational reform
E) democratic ideas
SA
Shahriar Al Imran
about 8 hours ago
The period of great artistic growth when leaders of Italian city-states and the Church invested heavily in artists was known as
A) the High Renaissance.
B) the Medieval Period.
C) the Reformation.
D) the Commercial Revolution.
E) imperialism.
A) the High Renaissance.
B) the Medieval Period.
C) the Reformation.
D) the Commercial Revolution.
E) imperialism.
DM
Daniel Montano
about 10 hours ago
Which religious order was formed by Ignatius Loyola during the Catholic Reformation?
A) the Dominicans
B) the Augustinians
C) the Benedictines
D) the Jesuits
E) the Franciscans
A) the Dominicans
B) the Augustinians
C) the Benedictines
D) the Jesuits
E) the Franciscans
MS
Mattison Stephenson
about 10 hours ago
In a 1555 papal bull,Paul IV
A) stated that Jews killed Christ and deserved to be slaves.
B) argued that Christians should tolerate all religions.
C) decreed that Jews were required to wear the star of David on their lapels.
D) announced his resignation from the papacy.
E) desegregated all of Venice.
A) stated that Jews killed Christ and deserved to be slaves.
B) argued that Christians should tolerate all religions.
C) decreed that Jews were required to wear the star of David on their lapels.
D) announced his resignation from the papacy.
E) desegregated all of Venice.
AS
Abheesht Srivastava
about 10 hours ago
The __________ reaffirmed the power of the pope,the seven sacraments,and the presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
A) Council of Constance
B) Council of Basil
C) Council of Trent
D) Papal declaration of Unam Sanctam
E) Diet of Worms
A) Council of Constance
B) Council of Basil
C) Council of Trent
D) Papal declaration of Unam Sanctam
E) Diet of Worms
KG
Krishna Gupta
about 11 hours ago
In 1535,Lutheran and Catholic forces worked together to end the radical reformation in
A) Münster.
B) Switzerland.
C) Saxony.
D) Munich.
E) Paris.
A) Münster.
B) Switzerland.
C) Saxony.
D) Munich.
E) Paris.
NA
Nicole Alelis
about 11 hours ago
Anabaptists believed that
A) baptism was a heresy.
B) people who were rebaptized should be killed.
C) only adults should be baptized.
D) baptism was only for men.
E) baptism was only for the very wealthy.
A) baptism was a heresy.
B) people who were rebaptized should be killed.
C) only adults should be baptized.
D) baptism was only for men.
E) baptism was only for the very wealthy.
TA
Trent Adams
about 11 hours ago
Like Luther,Zwingli preached that salvation came from
A) buying indulgences.
B) good works.
C) faith alone.
D) becoming a monk.
E) daily confession.
A) buying indulgences.
B) good works.
C) faith alone.
D) becoming a monk.
E) daily confession.
TB
Thabang Bantsi
about 11 hours ago
The greatest number of popes serving at the same time during the Great Schism was
A) 0.
B) 1.
C) 2.
D) 3.
E) 4.
A) 0.
B) 1.
C) 2.
D) 3.
E) 4.
RN
Ramsha Naveed
about 12 hours ago
The Dutch cleric who called for increased morality in the Church was
A) Calvin.
B) Erasmus.
C) Luther.
D) Henry VIII.
E) Charles VI.
A) Calvin.
B) Erasmus.
C) Luther.
D) Henry VIII.
E) Charles VI.
HT
Huang Tyler
about 13 hours ago
The conciliar movement sought to increase the
A) education of priests.
B) cooperation of Church and secular leaders.
C) willingness of secular leaders to participate in Church councils.
D) benefits of those buying indulgences.
E) power of Church leaders over the pope.
A) education of priests.
B) cooperation of Church and secular leaders.
C) willingness of secular leaders to participate in Church councils.
D) benefits of those buying indulgences.
E) power of Church leaders over the pope.
DA
Dimitrios Anastasiadis
about 13 hours ago
The "Avignon Papacy" (1309-1378) refers to a time when
A) the popes lived under direct influence of the kings of France.
B) only men from Avignon were elected pope,but lived in Rome.
C) the French king lived in Avignon.
D) Avignon was annexed by the Roman pope.
E) the Jewish population of Avignon was converted to Christianity forcibly.
A) the popes lived under direct influence of the kings of France.
B) only men from Avignon were elected pope,but lived in Rome.
C) the French king lived in Avignon.
D) Avignon was annexed by the Roman pope.
E) the Jewish population of Avignon was converted to Christianity forcibly.