The Influence of Cultural Revolutions Answers

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What is the main idea of this passage?

A
The printing press made other inventions more affordable.
B
The printing press changed the kinds of illustrations that books contained.
C
The printing press led to significant changes throughout the world.
D
The printing press led to great personal success for Johannes Gutenberg.
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Which line from the passage best supports the idea that the printing press was an important invention?

A
“The printing press, introduced in Europe”
B
“Soon, printers were in business across Europe”
C
“Gutenberg’s invention changed all that”
D
“The ideas of the Reformation began to spread”
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.

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The number of books printed in Europe was lowest in the .:1400s
More than 600 million books were published during the .:1700s
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.

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The number of books printed in Europe was lowest in the .:1400s
More than 600 million books were published during the .:1700s
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1400s1500s1600s✔ 1700s

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1400s
B
1500s
C
1600s
D
✔ 1700s
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Which claim is supported by evidence presented in the graph?

A
Books became increasingly popular in the 1400s.
B
Monarchs bought more books in the 1600s than in the 1700s.
C
The spread of printing technology resulted in the production of many more books.
D
About 400 million more books were printed in the 1600s than in the 1500s.
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Based on the map, what conclusion can be drawn about the Reformation?

A
New churches were founded and spread throughout Europe.
B
Luther’s work helped the Catholic Church spread its message.
C
The Reformation had little effect on the Catholic Church’s popularity in Europe.
D
Luther’s work helped the Catholic Church to implement reforms.
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In this passage, Schaff sees the Reformation as

A
a religious war.
B
a challenge to Christianity.
C
a modernizing force.
D
a challenge to Protestantism.
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Why might Schaff be biased in favor of the importance of the Reformation?

A
The Reformation helped create the Protestant church he studies.
B
The Reformation led him to become a theologian.
C
The Reformation strengthened his faith in the Catholic Church.
D
The Reformation brought his religious group together with others in Europe.

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