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