Modern World History Chapter 1 Test Review

Wrote the manual for proper behavior called The Courtier

Interest in landscapes and on middle-class/peasant life was a characteristic of type of art?

Which of the following is true of the Renaissance writer Petrarch?

To say people during the Renaissance were “patrons” of the arts means

The “Renaissance Man” he was an artist, a sculptor, scientist, architect, engineer and inventor

Name of the school of thought that was sparked by the study of Greek and Roman Classics.

In which region of Italy did the Renaissance begin?

This type of art, created toward the end of the Renaissance, is known as “Nightmarish fantasy”

Renaissance writer, Machiavelli’s work did which of the following?

School of Athens is the most famous work of

Wrote The Divine Comedy

The Renaissance created a secular movement. What does that statement mean?

Developed cities, such as Florence, Milan and Venice helped the Renaissance spread because they

De Medici Pope that bankrupted the treasury in one year. Began selling indulgences

Most historians describe the Renaissance as a period of

The Agony of Christ on the Cross was a famous work of

This artist was best known for this amazing work, The Sistine Chapel.

The wealthy banking family whose contributions created Renaissance art was...

Which of the following were used by artists to create perspective?

Wrote The Canterbury Tales

Which Renaissance artist could be considered a “true” Renaissance man?

Father of the Humanist movement

Wrote the Decameron

“Warrior Pope”, more concerned with politics than religion. He was a patron of the arts.

Painting with oil was developed In which location was widely adopted in Italy.

According to Castiglione’s book The Courtier, a Renaissance man was skilled in ….

Writer of The Prince who believed the “ends justify the means”

This invention enabled knowledge to spread rapidly throughout Europe

Who was considered a Renaissance Pope?

Name of the type of art that was inspired by the study of Greek and Roman classics.