MCQs of History – Reformation And Reinaissance

________ is a big reason that the Reinassance happaned in Italy as opposed to other areas of Europe.

The best statement to describe the principles of Hummanism is Hummanism was the ________.

The farmed writer Francesco Petrach lived during the_________.

_______ exerted influence on the development of Renaissance thought in the northern Italian city-states.

Petrach’s writing demonstrated________ in the influence of the Church.

Which city is often called the birthplace of the Renaissance?

Cosimo de Medici’s was a______ in Florence.

It is estimated that______ gold florins were spent by Casimo de medici on arcetecture , scholasticism and the arts.

______ proved the Medici Family’s greatest enemy?

_______ industry was the original source of the Medici family’s wealth.

The Roman population at the start of the fifteen century was closest to _______ of the population in the first century.

The pepacy returned to Rome in_______.

First steps toward rebuilding Rome were taken by Pope_______.

Pope______ was the most well-known for nepotism.

Rome was first connected_______ to Renaissance Flourence.

Of the following popes, Rodrigo Borgia was ______.

The project of _________ was commissioned by Pope Julius II.

Pope Leo X is well- known for patronising __________.

During the Reinaissance _________ contributed most to the destruction of the building of ancient Rome.

______ proved to be the greatest error of Pope Leo X.

The enfranchised portion of the Venetian public was _________.

The government of Venice was________.

Milan’s government was determined to the greatest extent by the city’s_________.

Ludovico Sforza allowed French troops to invade Italy in the hope that they would_______.

The primary concern of the Venetian government was ________.

French army invaded Italy for the first time in_________.

_______ was not a Reinaissance artist.

Giotto made great advances in painting_________.

Ghiberti won both of the contest he entered in to against Brunelleschi.

_______ is considered the greatest sculptor of the Renaissance.

Artists of the early Reinaissance often created art that was_______ Roman Catholicism.

Leonardo da Vinci did not establish himself as a master in _______.

Michael Angelo entered the school for sculptors established by the Medici at the age of _______.

The philosophy of ______ fascinated Botticelli and informed his work more then any other.

________ commissioned the majority of Raphael’s work.

The artist who was buried in the Pantheon is _______.

The most antagonistic author toward the doctrines of the Church was_______.

_______ had seen the invention of a form of printing long before the time of Gutenburg.

_______ was most responsible for Nicolo Machiavell’s conviction that Italy needed to be united under a single leader.

During the Renaissance, in Italy, women were granted the key right of_______.

Lucrezia Borgia had_________ husbands.

Isabella d’ Este excelled and performed in the art of ________.

Isabella d’ Este affected Mantuan politics to the greatest extent in the capacity_______.

In urban areas, unmarried women mostly became ________.

The pope________ was in the throne at the time of the sack of Rome.

Charles V was not heir to ________.

The imperial’ army that sacked Rome was controlled by _______.

As of 1530,_________ controlled much of the defeneted Italian territory.

________ did not contribute to the collaps of the Reinaissance.

Lorenzo de Medici was commonly known as ________.

Masters of art workshops were primarly__________.

“Reinaissance” actually means________.

Due to its________, the Italian peninsula differed from the rest of Western Europe.

A person’s social status in a town was determined by________.

The plague reduced the population but disposable wealth increased so Reinaissance households began to purchase more________.

________ Christian kingdom was established in 1140 on formely Muslim lands?

In Renaissance urban society, the church________.

________ is not accurate concerning Renaissance art.

The three masters who initiated the Renaissance style in archetecture, sculpture, and painting were________.

________ was not a work planned or excuted by Michelangelo.

Hummanistic studies were based on________.

Petrarch considered an ancient author,________ a model hummanistic studies.

The greatest contribution of Leonardo Bruni to hummanistic studies was________.

Lorenzo Valla concentrated on the study of_________.

Baldesar Castiglione wrote a book of entiquetta for________.

_______ is not a charecterstic of Machivelli’s ‘The Prince’

_______ was NOT one of the five powers of Reinaissance Italy.

_______ was an example of oligarchic republic?

Venice enjoyed its initial commercial success as a result of its close relationship with________ Empoire.

_________ was reason for the Venetian shift to the establishment of a land-based empire.

Florentine prosperity was initially based on________.

________ families controlled Florentine politics for over a century.

Which of the following statement concerning the Renaissance to not correct?

The political theory of “republicanism” described a state in which________.

Huamnitism made its most impressive contributions in________.

The most stable of the republican Italian-city-states was_______.

Venice was among the first European powers to________.

The greatest patron during the early Reinaissance was the Florentine banker namely_______.

A courtier was

The English Reformation come about because________.

The excecutive power under Louis XIV of France operated through four royal councils. Which council handled taxes and tariffs?

The Glorious was signifact for________.

Louis XIV of France reduced the power of his nobles by________.

The secret Treaty of Dover between louis XIV of France and Charles II of England gave enough money to_______.

The Toleration Act of 1689 granted religious freedom for everyone except for _______and_______.

These masacareed on St.Bartholomew’s Davy were________.

In England, the Restoration refers to _______.

The incident that prompted the Glorious Revulution in 1688 was_______.

Charles i of England_________.

In “The spirit of the Laws”,_________ argued that a government should responsed to its enviornment.

In contrast to absolute monarchs, a constituitional monarch is limited by_______.

The purpose of the congress of Vienna was to_______.

Brazilian independence_________.

Nepoleon failed to sebduethe russian in 1812 because________.

Al though anew government of Latin America called themsalves republics, they were actually_______.

This battle of_________ finally ended Napoleon’s power and resulted in his banishment to St.Helena, where he died.

The corrupt and inficient government overthrown by Napolean I was_______.

Czar Nicholas i of Rusia created this _______ to put down agitation and discontent.

The 1848 upheavels in france led to the abdication and fight of this “citizen King” also known as_______.

In china, represantative of foreign countaries had to perform _______ by prostrating themselves on the floor before the emperor 3 times and knock their heads on the floor as a sign of submission.