An english author wrote'' The preaching of sermons is speaking to a Few of mankind, but printing books is talking to the whole world.'' How does this statement suggest a relationship between two of the key events discussed in this chapter?

Lorenzo De’ Medici was a ________ of the Florentine arts. Patron 2. Rabelais and Shakespeare wrote in the ________ to appeal to the common people. Vernacular 3. Calvin’s belief in _________ set him apart from Catholics. Pre-destination 4. Elizabeth’s sensible ________ helped keep England unified in the face of the religious conflict. Compromise 5. Copernicus’s ________theory of the universe challenged the accepted teachings of the Church. Heliocentric 6. How did the new Renaissance worldview shape the work of Italian Renaissance artists and writers? They saw it as a time of rebirth, they has interest in the classics. It was a time when the medieval era had ended. 7. What was the role of the printing press in spreading Renaissance ideas? The printing press allowed for things to be copied and published faster and easier. Before the printing press, news paper’s and books were hard to get around, and they had to be written out by hand each time. With the printing press, ideas could get around faster. 8. How did northern European artists and writers apply Renaissance ideas in their work? By portraying religious and classical history; being creative by using newer color shades in paintings. 9. How did the Renaissance open the door to the Protestant Reformation? Because of the humanists, they questioned the central force in their lives, they blamed the church. Because of this, Europeans called for church reform. 10. Why did the church respond with its Catholic Reformation? Because it was believed that the Catholic Church was corrupt. 11. How were the scientists of the Scientific Revolution influenced by Renaissance ideas? There was a breakdown of medieval ideas, the Renaissance was a time of thinking. The scientific Revolution pointed toward a future shaped by a new way of thinking about the physical universe. 12. How did the Renaissance shape European art, thought, and religion? The Renaissance was thought to be a time of rebirth, the outlook on life changed, people became smarter, and more creative. Many ideas arose about things such as religion. Some questioned it, during the Renaissance reforms occurred in the church. 13. How did Italy’s geography encourage the spread of the Renaissance? Because Italy was located on the Mediterranean Sea, ideas of the Renaissance could be passed along to other countries, and cities. By being on the Mediterranean Sea, Italy also had a direct route to the Muslims wealth of knowledge. 14. In what ways was the Renaissance a break with medieval times? In what ways was it a continuation of medieval times? They broke away from what they thought as the disorder and disunity of the medieval world. The people of the Renaissance saw it as a time of rebirth to start new, with creative minds. The Renaissance a continuation of Medieval times because they continued to use Latin, had interest in the classic learning of Greece and Rome. 15. Under what circumstances are religious beliefs likely to inspire anger or violence? If the church is corrupt, if the church is radical, and in terms of the Renaissance, if the church goes against the Renaissance beliefs. 16. What Renaissance theme does the bas-relief below express Perspective. 17. The Renaissance and Scientific Revolution are often described as eras of human progress. Evaluate whether this is an accurate description. Yes, I think it is, because they were both times in history where we advanced society, and moved forward into the future. 18. Why did England escape the kinds of religious wars that tore apart other European nations? England did not want to break apart like the other European nations. 19. An English author wrote, “The Preaching of sermons is speaking to a few of mankind, but printing books is talking to the whole world.” How does this statement suggest a relationship between two of the key events discussed in this chapter? Because of the Printing Revolution, religious text could be distributed faster, and sent farther away.