What impact did the Renaissance have on works of Art?

Artists began to sculpt and pain in realistic ways.

Artists began to sculpt in religious ways.

Artists began to create images of people who were fully clothed.

How did the ideas of humanism during the Renaissance differ from medieval ways of thinking?

Humanism focused on individual achievements during the present life.

Humanism promoted the idea that all humans are invisible.

Humanism promoted the idea that church and government should be closely related.

Humanism opened doors for communism

What was an important new development in art during the Renaissance?

The depiction of important religious figures.

During the Renaissance, education became important in European Society. What events occurred that changed the Europeans view of education?

Muslim Control of Western Europe

Leonardo da Vinvi's "Mona Lisa" portrayed above depicts the arts during the Renaissance because:

Leonardo made Mona Lisa life like.

Leonardo did not use any religious content.

Leonardo created the first painting using dark paint.

The Renaissance resulted in many new ideas in Europe. Which example is an effect of the Renaissance?

The publication of literature, poetry, and the bible.

Muslim advancements in science and math.

The Creation of nation-states under Feudalism.

In the 16th century, the Roman Catholic Church started selling indulgences to reduce punishment for sin. One of the impacts of this was the

The creation of the Protestant religion - Lutheran.

The church raised so much money that they had more power in Europe.

English people moved to Italy to gain access of Indulgences.

Increased number of witches burned at the stake because they refused to buy indulgences.

How did the creation of Protestant groups impact the social power of the Roman Catholic Church?

People left the Catholic Church and the church lost money.

The new sects strengthened the power of the Catholic Church.

How much did the Protestant faiths reduce the political and social power of the Roman Catholic Church?

Many Catholics began to follow other Christian Faiths

Many people left the church and no longer believed in God.

Many Catholics began to follow Islam.

Many merchants and nobles began to desire goods from the East.

During the Protestant Reformation, many new sects of the Christian faith were formed. What was the Catholic Church's response to the Reformation?

The Introduction of Catholic Mass

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Chapter 17 - Renaissance & Reformation

School for Educating and Training Priests:

Interested in worldly matters rather than religious matters:

Movement to reform the Catholic Church:

Period of renewed interest in art and learning:

The outcome of life is already planned by God:

Idea that the individual and human society are important:

Organized branch of Christianity:

Negotiating with other countries:

To cancel:

Reduced the Church's punishment for sin:

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