TCAP Review Packet Unit 6: The Renaissance (3 of 4)
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How did Thomas Aquinas view the relationship between reason and faith?Select the two correct answers.
How did Thomas Aquinas view the relationship between reason and faith?
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What was the primary focus of humanism during the Renaissance?Select the best answer.
What was the primary focus of humanism during the Renaissance?
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What metaphor does the text use to describe reason in Aquinas’s philosophy?Select the best answer.
What metaphor does the text use to describe reason in Aquinas’s philosophy?
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What role did classical knowledge play in the Renaissance?Select the best answer.
What role did classical knowledge play in the Renaissance?
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The core belief within _______ is that humans have the power to shape their destiny through _______ and _______ .
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The Renaissance artist and philosophers very much valued the knowledge of the _______ and _______ .
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_______ positively impacted world history and the Renaissance by convincing
others that _______ and _______ (logic) could coexist and in doing so improve the human experience.
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Humanism during the Renaissance put emphasis on growing the church and improving societies faith in God.
Humanism during the Renaissance put emphasis on growing the church and
improving societies faith in God.
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Humanism was contradictory to the Renaissance movement and is rarely seen in the art, literature, and scientific advancements that occurred at the time.
Humanism was contradictory to the Renaissance movement and is rarely seen in the art, literature, and scientific advancements that occurred at the time.
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Renaissance humanists were inspired by the idea that humans could shape their destiny through learning and innovation.
Renaissance humanists were inspired by the idea that humans could shape their destiny through learning and innovation.