the art of negotiating with other countries

Which is NOT a reason why the Italian city-states were not a single kingdom?

Italy had been the center of the fallen Roman empire

Who was Dante Alighieri?

poet who wrote The Divine Comedy

writer who wrote The Canterbury Tales

Who was Leonardo da Vinci?

Artist, engineer, inventor, and scientist

How did Florence become wealthy?

trading cloth (primarily wool) and banking

What was Raphael Sanzio known for?

painting gentle madonnas and School of Athens

Who was Albrecht Dürer?

One of the greatest artists of the Northern Renaissance

What was the Renaissance?

a rebirth in art and learning that took place from 1350-1550

What is a difference between medieval art and Renaissance art?

Medieval art is symbolic and Renaissance art is realistic

Which is NOT a reason why Italy's city-states became wealthy?

Marco Polo published a book about his travels to China

What is fresco and who is known for it?

Painting on wet plaster with watercolor, Sandro Bottticelli

an artistic method using light and shadows

What does secular mean?

more interested in this world than in religion

What was Michelangelo Buonarroti known for?

ceiling of the Sistine Chapel & being a sculptor at heart

Who was Miguel de Cervantes?

A Spanish writer who wrote Don Quixote de la Mancha

Which is NOT a reason why the Renaissance began in Italy?

The church prevented the rise of one powerful kingdom

Who was Francesco Petrarch?

a poet, scholar, & "the father of the Italian Renaissance"

What was the Urban Noble a blend of?

old nobles and wealthy merchant families

a method that makes a drawing or painting look 3 dimensional

Who was Johannes Gutenberg?

inventor who developed a movable metal type printing press

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1
What is diplomacy?
the art of negotiating with other countries
the art considered Machiavellian by many countries
the art of creating a renaissance in a country
the art of trading with other countries
2
Which is NOT a reason why the Italian city-states were not a single kingdom?
The church prevented the rise of one powerful kingdom
The city-states were all very wealthy
The city-states were equal in strength
Italy had been the center of the fallen Roman empire
3
What is cartography?
the art of making maps
the art of using the printing press
the art of making music
the art of making different paint colors
4
Who was Marco Polo?
a man who traveled to Japan
all of these
a man who worked with Genghis Khan
A merchant
5
Who was Dante Alighieri?
writer who wrote The Canterbury Tales
poet who wrote The Divine Comedy
inventor who developed a movable metal type printing press
famous cartographer
6
What are two of Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous works?
Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
The Last Supper and the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Mona Lisa and School of Athens
The Last Supper and School of Athens
7
Who was Chaucer?
inventor who developed a movable metal type printing press
famous cartographer
writer who wrote The Canterbury Tales
poet who wrote The Divine Comedy
8
Who was William Shakespeare?
All of these
A playwright
A philosopher
An artist
9
Who was Leonardo da Vinci?
Artist, engineer, poet, and writer
Artist, writer, teacher, and politician
Inventor, politician, painter, and scientist
Artist, engineer, inventor, and scientist
10
How did Florence become wealthy?
trading cloth (primarily wool) and other textiles
banking and taxes
trading cloth (primarily wool) and banking
banking and shipbuilding
11
What was Raphael Sanzio known for?
painting gentle madonnas and The Last Supper
painting rich colors, dark shadows, and The Last Supper
painting gentle madonnas and School of Athens
painting rich colors, dark shadow, and School of Athens
12
Who was Albrecht Dürer?
One of the greatest artists of the Eastern Renaissance
One of the greatest artists of the Southern Renaissance
One of the greatest artists of the Northern Renaissance
One of the greatest artists of the Western Renaissance
13
What was the Renaissance?
a rebirth in art and learning that took place from 1350-1550
a rebirth in art and learning that took place from 1550-1750
a rebirth in math and science that took place from 1550-1750
a rebirth in math and science that took place from 1350-1550
14
What is a difference between medieval art and Renaissance art?
Medieval art shows action and Renaissance art shows emotion
Medieval art is realistic and Renaissance art is symbolic
Medieval art shows emotions and Renaissance art shows action
Medieval art is symbolic and Renaissance art is realistic
15
Which is NOT a reason why Italy's city-states became wealthy?
The Crusades brought contact with Arab merchants
Geography ensured trade
Marco Polo published a book about his travels to China
The Mongol empire united almost all of Asia in trade
16
What is fresco and who is known for it?
Painting on wet plaster with oil paints, Sandro Bottticelli
Painting on wet plaster with watercolor, Leonardo da Vinci
Painting on wet plaster with watercolor, Sandro Bottticelli
Painting on wet plaster with oil paints, Leonardo da Vinci
17
What was Venice known for?
trading cloth and shipbuilding
banking and shipbuilding
great sailors and fabrics
great sailors and shipbuilders
18
What is humanism?
Placed value on the individual and society
all of these
A way of thinking
An emphasis on a balance between faith and reason
19
What is chiaroscuro?
an artistic method using light colored paints
an artistic method using light and shadows
an artistic method showing something as 3D
an artistic method using rich colors
20
What does secular mean?
more interested in mathematics than in religion
more interested in art than in religion
more interested in this world than in religion
more interested in government than in religion
21
What was Michelangelo Buonarroti known for?
School of Athens & being a sculptor at heart
rich colors, dark shadows, & being a sculptor at heart
ceiling of the Sistine Chapel & being a sculptor at heart
Mona Lisa & being a sculptor at heart
22
Which is a tragedy written by Shakespeare?
Hamlet
Much Ado About Nothing
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Twelfth Night
23
What was Titian known for in his paintings?
fresco and rich colors
perspective and gentle madonnas
fresco and chiaroscuro
rich colors and dark shadows
24
Who was Miguel de Cervantes?
A Scandinavian writer who wrote Don Juan del Mundo
A Mexican writer who wrote Don Juan del Mundo
A Spanish writer who wrote Don Quixote de la Mancha
An Arab writer who wrote Don Quixote de la Mancha
25
What was Jan van Eyck a master of?
oil painting
engraving
fresco
sculpting
26
Which is NOT a reason why the Renaissance began in Italy?
Italy had been the center of the Roman empire
The church prevented the rise of one powerful kingdom
The region was divided into small city-states that competed
Italy’s cities had become wealthy
27
Who was Francesco Petrarch?
a painter & "the father of the French Renaissance"
a poet, scholar, & "the father of the Italian Renaissance"
a poet, painter, & "the father of the European Renaissance"
a poet, scholar, & "the father of the northern Renaissance"
28
What was the Urban Noble a blend of?
new nobles and wealthy merchant families
old nobles and wealthy merchant families
new nobles and wealthy religious families
old nobles and wealthy religious families
29
What is perspective?
a method that makes a drawing or painting look 3 dimensional
a method that makes a drawing or painting look emotional
a method that makes a drawing or painting look 1 dimensional
a method that makes a drawing or painting look 2 dimensional
30
Who was Johannes Gutenberg?
writer who wrote The Canterbury Tales
inventor who developed a movable metal type printing press
poet who wrote The Divine Comedy
famous cartographer

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