A) The Benedictines B) The Franciscans C) The Dominicans D) The Jesuits
A) Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile B) Charles V C) Hernán Cortés D) Philip II
A) Paradise Lost B) Don Quixote C) The Canterbury Tales D) The Divine Comedy
A) The Industrial Revolution B) The Counter-Reformation C) The Renaissance D) The Enlightenment
A) Charles II B) Ferdinand III C) Philip II D) Henry IV
A) Religious themes B) Secular themes C) Political propaganda D) Social realism
A) Council of Nicaea B) Council of Trent C) Council of Chalcedon D) Vatican II
A) Complete artistic freedom B) Increased publication of heretical texts C) Censorship of certain works D) Flourishing of diverse viewpoints |