Question

1.Which of the following was an effect of the Renaissance?

A.
More people learned Latin.

B.
More works were published in the vernacular.

C.
The church supported written scientific works.

D.
People developed a renewed interest in religious subjects.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Nope.

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Answer 3

B). more works for published in the vernacular. I mean

Answer 4

Yes, B.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

here are the answers to The Renaissance and Reformation Online Practice.

1.More works were published in the vernacular. (B)
2.arched doorways (D)
3.Isaac Newton (C)
4.John Calvin (A)
5.Human:focusing on study of classical subjects/secularism:focusing on entertainment or information rather than spirituality/Indiviualism:determining what is important for ourselves
6.Petrarch (B)
7.expanded trade (A)
8.to stop the spread of Protestantism (C)
9.political involvement by Catholic clergy (A)
10.an outbreak of war in Germany (C)
11.Both were persecuted by the Spanish government.(C)
12.their study of human anatomy (D)
13.Censorship increased because the church did not like the material that was being printed. (B)
14.the scientific method(C)
15.The bible was translated into lanuagues other then greek or latin and people wanted reforms in the church and society
16.Albrecht Dürer (A)
17.Florence (D)

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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Answer 17

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Answer 18

For anyone who's in UCA (hi) these are all correct

Answer 19

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Answer 20

These answers are general knowledge questions concerning the Renaissance and Reformation, so they can be used to study regardless of a specific school or program.