Unit 2 Chapter 1- An Italian Rebirth

a.) no ideas for government, small structures, and boring books

b.) the idea of democracy, great structures, and powerful literature

c.) advanced technology, such electricity and the radio

d.) nothing

a.) the educated elite, who were often people in the Christian Church

b.) serfs, who often sang songs about the Greeks and Romans

c.) warriors, who always fought with Roman swords

d.) children, who loved to hear Greek bedtime tales

a.) They believed men could be talented individuals.

b.) They believed men should only read the Bible.

c.) They believed the heavens and the stars should not be studied.

d.) They believed men were evil and caused the Earth great harm.

a.) give everyone a chance to become a king or a queen

b.) renounce war and never cause violence again

c.) completely forget about the Church and its teachings

d.) become rich and powerful without being born a nobleman

a.) powerful warriors who defended the Church in foreign lands

b.) wealthy people who paid for art to be produced

c.) monks and nuns who lived quiet lives in poverty

d.) farmers who never learned to read or write

a.) Constantinople

b.) Paris

c.) Salamanca

d.) Oxford

a.) the Americas

b.) Scotland

c.) Australia

d.) Spain