Question

column a

1. the banking family in florence that became major patrons of the arts.
2. the printing press innovator associated with first publishing the mass produced bible.
3. french term for calvinists
4. a series of campaigns by the christian monarch of spain to recapture territory from the muslims (moors).
5. s best - known political work about rulers is called \the prince.\
6. s \utopia\ is a renaissance humanist work proposing reforms and an imagined perfect commonwealth.
7. \in praise of folly\, the author uses irony and parody to expose corruption and superstitions in church and society.
8. when a bishop or other church leaders choose not present to their parish/diocese.
9. when a member of the clergy took more than one position out of a desire for wealth.
10. the hiring of relatives for positions for which they do not have the qualifications.

column b
a. huguenots
b. thomas more
c. pluralism
d. nicolo machiavelli
e. reconquista
f. nepotism
g. desiderius erasmus
h. johann gutenberg
i. medici
j. absenteeism

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each description in Column A and match it with the appropriate term in Column B:

1. The banking family in Florence that became major patrons of the arts.

The Medici family was a prominent banking family in Florence and major patrons of the arts.
Match: 1 - i (Medici)

2. The printing press innovator associated with first publishing the mass - produced Bible.

Johann Gutenberg invented the printing press and was associated with the mass - produced Bible.
Match: 2 - h (Johann Gutenberg)

3. French term for Calvinists.

Huguenots is the French term for Calvinists.
Match: 3 - a (Huguenots)

4. A series of campaigns by the Christian monarch of Spain to recapture territory from the Muslims (Moors).

The Reconquista was the series of campaigns to recapture Spanish territory from the Moors.
Match: 4 - e (Reconquista)

5. ____’s best - known political work about rulers is called “The Prince.”

Nicolo Machiavelli wrote “The Prince,” a well - known political work about rulers.
Match: 5 - d (Nicolo Machiavelli)

6. ____’s “Utopia” is a Renaissance humanist work proposing reforms and an imagined perfect commonwealth.

Thomas More wrote “Utopia,” which is a Renaissance humanist work with the described characteristics.
Match: 6 - b (Thomas More)

7. ____ “In Praise of Folly,” the author uses irony and parody to expose corruption and superstitions in church and society.

Desiderius Erasmus wrote “In Praise of Folly” and used irony and parody as described.
Match: 7 - g (Desiderius Erasmus)

8. When a bishop or other Church leaders choose not to present to their parish/diocese.

Absenteeism refers to a bishop or church leader not being present in their parish/diocese.
Match: 8 - j (Absenteeism)

9. When a member of the clergy took more than one position out of a desire for wealth.

Pluralism, in an ecclesiastical context, can refer to a clergy member holding more than one position for wealth.
Match: 9 - c (Pluralism)

10. The hiring of relatives for positions for which they do not have the qualifications.

Nepotism is the practice of hiring relatives for positions they are not qualified for.
Match: 10 - f (Nepotism)

Final Matches:

1 - i, 2 - h, 3 - a, 4 - e, 5 - d, 6 - b, 7 - g, 8 - j, 9 - c, 10 - f

Answer:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each description in Column A and match it with the appropriate term in Column B:

1. The banking family in Florence that became major patrons of the arts.

The Medici family was a prominent banking family in Florence and major patrons of the arts.
Match: 1 - i (Medici)

2. The printing press innovator associated with first publishing the mass - produced Bible.

Johann Gutenberg invented the printing press and was associated with the mass - produced Bible.
Match: 2 - h (Johann Gutenberg)

3. French term for Calvinists.

Huguenots is the French term for Calvinists.
Match: 3 - a (Huguenots)

4. A series of campaigns by the Christian monarch of Spain to recapture territory from the Muslims (Moors).

The Reconquista was the series of campaigns to recapture Spanish territory from the Moors.
Match: 4 - e (Reconquista)

5. ____’s best - known political work about rulers is called “The Prince.”

Nicolo Machiavelli wrote “The Prince,” a well - known political work about rulers.
Match: 5 - d (Nicolo Machiavelli)

6. ____’s “Utopia” is a Renaissance humanist work proposing reforms and an imagined perfect commonwealth.

Thomas More wrote “Utopia,” which is a Renaissance humanist work with the described characteristics.
Match: 6 - b (Thomas More)

7. ____ “In Praise of Folly,” the author uses irony and parody to expose corruption and superstitions in church and society.

Desiderius Erasmus wrote “In Praise of Folly” and used irony and parody as described.
Match: 7 - g (Desiderius Erasmus)

8. When a bishop or other Church leaders choose not to present to their parish/diocese.

Absenteeism refers to a bishop or church leader not being present in their parish/diocese.
Match: 8 - j (Absenteeism)

9. When a member of the clergy took more than one position out of a desire for wealth.

Pluralism, in an ecclesiastical context, can refer to a clergy member holding more than one position for wealth.
Match: 9 - c (Pluralism)

10. The hiring of relatives for positions for which they do not have the qualifications.

Nepotism is the practice of hiring relatives for positions they are not qualified for.
Match: 10 - f (Nepotism)

Final Matches:

1 - i, 2 - h, 3 - a, 4 - e, 5 - d, 6 - b, 7 - g, 8 - j, 9 - c, 10 - f