Question
Your classmate Claudia loves looking at works from the Baroque period. She talks to you about what influenced the works of that time. Which of her statements about social influences on the Baroque period is CORRECT?
(1 point)
Responses
The Protestant Reformation had begun, which caused a split in the Catholic Church because some parts of Europe converted to Protestantism in large numbers.
The Protestant Reformation had begun, which caused a split in the Catholic Church because some parts of Europe converted to Protestantism in large numbers.
The Renaissance period was still going strong and was therefore heavily influenced the Baroque style.
The Renaissance period was still going strong and was therefore heavily influenced the Baroque style.
As part of the Renaissance, the Protestant Church hoped to use art to encourage devotion by those who remained in the church and to bring back people who had left.
As part of the Renaissance, the Protestant Church hoped to use
(1 point)
Responses
The Protestant Reformation had begun, which caused a split in the Catholic Church because some parts of Europe converted to Protestantism in large numbers.
The Protestant Reformation had begun, which caused a split in the Catholic Church because some parts of Europe converted to Protestantism in large numbers.
The Renaissance period was still going strong and was therefore heavily influenced the Baroque style.
The Renaissance period was still going strong and was therefore heavily influenced the Baroque style.
As part of the Renaissance, the Protestant Church hoped to use art to encourage devotion by those who remained in the church and to bring back people who had left.
As part of the Renaissance, the Protestant Church hoped to use
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct statement regarding the social influences on the Baroque period is:
**The Protestant Reformation had begun, which caused a split in the Catholic Church because some parts of Europe converted to Protestantism in large numbers.**
This statement accurately reflects the significant impact of the Protestant Reformation on the Baroque period, as it led to changes in religious practices and artistic expression, particularly in regions where Protestantism gained traction. The other statements regarding the Renaissance do not correctly represent the relationship between the two periods; the Baroque period followed the Renaissance and was influenced by its developments rather than being part of it.
**The Protestant Reformation had begun, which caused a split in the Catholic Church because some parts of Europe converted to Protestantism in large numbers.**
This statement accurately reflects the significant impact of the Protestant Reformation on the Baroque period, as it led to changes in religious practices and artistic expression, particularly in regions where Protestantism gained traction. The other statements regarding the Renaissance do not correctly represent the relationship between the two periods; the Baroque period followed the Renaissance and was influenced by its developments rather than being part of it.