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reniassance test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| editor of the controversial encyclopedia | diderot |
| intellectual movement that focused on worldly subjects rather than religious | humanism |
| a grand and complex artistic style | baroque |
| life, liberty and property are examples of | natural rights |
| a policy that allows business to operate without government interference | laissez faire |
| person who provides financial support | patron |
| what believes that natural laws could be used to define economic systems | physiocrat |
| true or false - the enlightenment ahd no effect on the life of peasants | true |
| joseph II was a what because he used enlightenment ideas to bring out political and social change | enlightened despot |
| wealthy merchant and patron of the arts | medici |
| artistic technique that creates a three dimensional appearance | perspective |
| a social fathering in which artist and thinkers exchange ideas | salon |
| why is albery durer often compared to leonardo da vinci | had a wide range of interest in knowledge |
| what means to cancel | annul |
| according to Hobbes and Locke, human nature was governed by | natural law |
| what did copernicus pose | heliocentric theory |
| religious reformer who believed in predestination | john calvin |
| to give up on ones views | recant |
| a lessening of punishment for sins | indulgence |
| king who established church of england | henry VIII |
| who stressed the use of experiments and observcation in seeking knowledge | galileo |
| centered around the sun | heliocentric |
| the force that keeps the planets in orbit | gravity |
| government run by church leaders | theocracy |
| the declaration of indepence clearly reflects the ideas of who | john locke |
| who said "in order to have liberty it is necessary that the powers of the government be separated" | montesquieu |
| "man is born free, but is everywhere in chains" | voltaire |
| what effect did the printing press have in the 1500s | people became literate |
| author of the prince | niccolo montevallo |
| montesquieu believed the purpose of the separation of powers was to | protect corrupt leaders |
| how did henry VIII react when the pope refused his annulment | left the church and made the anglican church |
| philosopher who believed that people were basically good | john locke |
| who said "i do not agree with a word you say but i will defend to the death your right to say it" | voltaire |
| painter who brought the Italian renaissance to germany | durer |
| explain why the renaissance occurred in northern italy later than in germany and the rest of europe | center of trade roots |
| luther believed | salvation can be achieved by faith alone |
| what contributed to the birth of the renaissance in italy | growth of the middle class, wealthy |
| scholar who believed the sun was the center of the universe | copernicus |
| joseph II adopted enlightenment ideas to | be a better ruler, political and social change, peasants. |
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