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Questions 1 - 4 refer to the image below.
Giorgio Vasari, The Massacre of the Huguenots, painting commissioned by Pope Gregory XIII for the papal? residence in the Vatican, 1574

Alinari / Art Resource, NY

Vasari’s painting depicts an episode of government-sanctioned mob violence against Protestants in? France, sometimes called the Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre (1572).

1）Incidents such as the one depicted in Vasari’s? painting contributed most directly to which of? the following?

1. The exacerbation of conflicts between the? Valois monarchy and various noble? factions
2. The establishment of royal absolutism?under Louis XIII and Louis XIV
3. The entry of France in the Thirty Years’?War on the side of the Protestants
4. The intensification of the grievances of the Third Estate against the nobility and the clergy

2)Which of the following was most directly?intended to resolve the conflict illustrated in Vasari’s painting?

1. The Peace of Augsburg
2. The Edict of Nantes
3. The Pragmatic Sanction
4. The Civil Constitution of the Clergy

3)Based on the imagery and intended audience of?Vasari’s painting, the artist’s most likely purpose was to portray the events in the painting as

1. a terrible misunderstanding
2. a horrific abuse of royal power
3. an example of divine retribution
4. a cautionary tale against the dangers of mob violence

4) Vasari’s interpretation of the events depicted in?the painting would most likely have been shared?by which of the following groups in the sixteenth century?

1. High clergy in the Church of England
2. The rebels in the German Peasants’ War
3. The delegates at the Council of Trent
4. Christian humanists such as Erasmus of Rotterdam

Questions 5 - 7 refer to the passage below.

“All the dregs of humanity produced in the provinces make up the population of this city, and in this lies its?greatness: not in fine buildings, and not in great merchants and thinkers and men of letters, as make Paris,?London, Lisbon, and Amsterdam great cities; but in those of the lowest behavior and dishonesty, who, by intermarrying increase and multiply so that each generation is worse than the one before.”

Bernardo Tanucci, satirical description of his home city of Naples, Italy,

Epistolario, 1742

5） Which of the following can best be inferred? from Tanucci’s sarcastic reference to Naples’ greatness?

1. Naples was facing unique social problems that other cities were not facing during this period.
2. The mercantilist policies implemented by the city’s ruling class had failed to develop Naples’ economy.
3. The spread of print materials in vernacular languages threatened Italy’s intellectual monopoly.
4. Some southern European intellectuals felt that their societies were falling behind those of Atlantic Europe.

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