Chapter 11 Test Review

The Renaissance emphasis on human ability led to the false assumption that man is basically good.

• True

• False

The Anglican Church embraced Protestant doctrines and abolished all established rituals of the Roman Catholic Church.

• True

• False

The principle of sola scriptura was foundational to the Reformation.

• True

• False

Renaissance artists differed from medieval artists in that Renaissance artists wanted no recognition for their work.

• True

• False

Although Henry IV of France was Protestant, he converted to Roman Catholicism to please the populace.

• True

• False

The goal of Renaissance education was to develop well-rounded individuals.

• True

• False

The German Protestants, known as Huguenots, gained a certain amount of religious toleration in the Edict of Nantes.

• True

• False

Although Mary I's persecutions were meant to wipe out Protestantism in England, her actions only increased anti-Catholic sentiment.

• True

• False

People during the Renaissance thought that the medieval period was of great importance since it prepared the way for the achievements of their age.

• True

• False

Who was probably the best example of the so-called Renaissance man?

• William Shakespeare

• Machiavelli

• Leonardo da Vinci