Artistic Ideas Spread: What caused many Italian artists and writers to leave Italy?

A King was attacking Italy, so a war drove them away.

The Northern renaissance brought about the Christian humanist movement because they wanted

to make life better by reforming society,

Two of the most famous German artists were _______________

Albrecht Durer and Hans Holbein

Why was the printing press important?

The process made it possible to make books quick and cheap

In what ways does this painting present a snapshot of peasant life?

It is realistic+ people seem to be in conversation or motion

The book Utopia is about a place where ________

greed, corruption, and war have been weeded out.

How did the Kings of England and France help grow the arts? (2nd paragraph of text)

purchasing paintings and by supporting artists and writers.

What are two ways in which Shakespeare’s work showed Renaissance influences?

He drew from the classics and knew human nature

The Elizabethan Age is called such because of

Queen Elizabeth I was Queen of England at this time

If these humanists were alive today they would be big supporters of what?

Schools for both girls and boys

What reasons did humanists give for wanting to reform society?

to live a Christian life they had to give up greed and war

In what way did the Northern Renaissance have its own character independent of Italy?

the ideal of human dignity led to a call for social reforms

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1
Artistic Ideas Spread: What caused many Italian artists and writers to leave Italy?
Marriage, they were just following their husbands!
Many artists from Northern Europe went to Italian schools
A King was attacking Italy, so a war drove them away.
They wanted to learn more about life in England
2
Christine de Pizan produced many books, including
short stories
novels
manuals on military techniques
All of these
3
The Northern renaissance brought about the Christian humanist movement because they wanted
make more money and as a result live richer lives
to make life better by reforming society,
make like better through self exploration and travel.
lesson the burden of fixing society placed upon the churches
4
What is parchment made out of?
grass
paper
animal skin
silk
5
From the Reading Check at the bottom of the page. What was the economic base in Flanders?
Castles and art
Trade and production
Education and service providing industries
Armies and hospitals
6
Where is Flanders? What modern country?
The Netherlands
Belgium
Latvia
France
7
What was the famous theater in London where Shakespeare had his plays performed.
the Globe Theater
Tobias Johnson's Shakespearean Theatre
the Colosseum
Infinity Hall
8
Christine de Pizan was one of the first European women to speak out in favor of what?
educating women
educating children
a society led by women
Flemish painters
9
Two of the most famous German artists were _______________
Hans Bunkerstick and Gepetto Hagenleifefer
Albrecht Durer and Hans Holbein
Max Einstein and Goethe Fredrickson
Han Riggles and Pony Carle
10
as the hundred years war ended there was money which could now be invested in what?
schools
arts
roads
armies
11
Why was the printing press important?
it wasn't
it meant we could now have schools
it meant Shakespeare could make more money
The process made it possible to make books quick and cheap
12
In what ways does this painting present a snapshot of peasant life?
It is like a picture
The Bagpipes players help us hear the wedding song
It is realistic+ people seem to be in conversation or motion
The little kid with the red hat picking his nose
13
Flemish Artists could draw ______________ , in large numbers, like at a wedding.
birds
trees
animals
people
14
How else did the end of the war benefit Northern Europe?
Many cities grew rapidly
Northern Europe was now larger due to land they conquered
There was now time for young men to go to school
more investment in the arts
15
Why had the population of northern Europe declined prior to the year 1450?
wars
plague
drought
famine
16
Thomas More wrote what book about an ideal society called _________________?
Peasant Wedding
Crab Apple Cove
Utopia
Imagine
17
Two Christian humanists who were old chums were Desiderius Erasmus of Holland and
Franklin Grater of Germany
Abbott Samee the Mount of Switzerland
Thomas More of England
Lester Thomas of Brussels
18
The book Utopia is about a place where ________
church, trade, and politics, are all in control of society
people, rivers, and paintings are of the greatest importance
greed, corruption, and war have been weeded out.
food, animals, and farms are the most important.
19
What civilization is given credit for creating block printing?
India
Egypt
China
Germany
20
What does Utopia mean in Greek?
Fruit roll-up
No place
Flemish painters rule!!!
Anywhere on Earth
21
After Holbein emigrated to England he painted portraits of which King?
Henry V also known as Henry the fifth
Umbutu III
Alphonso the Red
Henry VIII
22
Who invented the German Printing Press?
Jan Holbrook
Hunter Hagland
Norman Mailer
Johann Gutenberg
23
How did the Kings of England and France help grow the arts? (2nd paragraph of text)
purchasing paintings and by supporting artists and writers.
they inspired plans for social reform.
they established scholarships for talented ministers
they mingled with northern traditions.
24
What are two ways in which Shakespeare’s work showed Renaissance influences?
He drew from the classics and knew human nature
He traveled to Italy and studied with Leonardo da Vinci
He had several relationships and married once,
He attended school in Northern Ireland
25
The Elizabethan Age is called such because of
King Forrest Dunbar dubbed the age Elizabethan
Queen Elizabeth I was Queen of England at this time
Queen Mary had just had a baby named Princess Elizabeth
Litigious brought the Elizabethan Age with Flemish painting.
26
If these humanists were alive today they would be big supporters of what?
Churches
Fisherman
Schools for both girls and boys
Poetry Slams
27
In Erasmus' book The Praise of Folly, he made fun of who?
Pompus priests
Heartsick lovers
All of these
Greedy businessmen
28
What reasons did humanists give for wanting to reform society?
They wanted free art, everywhere! Also more churches
They wanted to live like animals in the fields and meadows
to live a Christian life they had to give up greed and war
They wanted people to be simple and poor
29
The most famous writer of the Elizabethan Age was ________________
William Shakespeare
Thomas More
Doctor Zhivago
Queen Elizabeth
30
In what way did the Northern Renaissance have its own character independent of Italy?
Urban merchants became wealthy enough to sponsor artists.
the ideal of human dignity led to a call for social reforms
Francis I invited Leonardo da Vinci to retire in France
It wasn't independent of Italy, that would be ridiculous.
31
Who was a famous Flemish painter?
Nardo flan Pintetuweh
Uter von Flefflin
Jan van Eyck
Sherman T. Potter
32
What was von Eyck best known for?
Marrying a paintbrush
Oil Painting
Sculpting the Madonna and Child
He was the Holy Roman Emperor
33
Christian humanists were critical of what part of society?
the rich
men
women
the Christian church
34
Who painted the painting Peasant Wedding?
Johnny Meadows the lost
Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Chesterfield Gorge the Shallow
Roger van der Weigen the creative

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Northern Renaissance

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Questions 34

Answers

1
Artistic Ideas Spread: What caused many Italian artists and writers to leave Italy?
Marriage, they were just following their husbands!
Many artists from Northern Europe went to Italian schools
A King was attacking Italy, so a war drove them away.
They wanted to learn more about life in England
2
Christine de Pizan produced many books, including
short stories
novels
manuals on military techniques
All of these
3
The Northern renaissance brought about the Christian humanist movement because they wanted
make more money and as a result live richer lives
to make life better by reforming society,
make like better through self exploration and travel.
lesson the burden of fixing society placed upon the churches
4
What is parchment made out of?
grass
paper
animal skin
silk
5
From the Reading Check at the bottom of the page. What was the economic base in Flanders?
Castles and art
Trade and production
Education and service providing industries
Armies and hospitals
6
Where is Flanders? What modern country?
The Netherlands
Belgium
Latvia
France
7
What was the famous theater in London where Shakespeare had his plays performed.
the Globe Theater
Tobias Johnson's Shakespearean Theatre
the Colosseum
Infinity Hall
8
Christine de Pizan was one of the first European women to speak out in favor of what?
educating women
educating children
a society led by women
Flemish painters
9
Two of the most famous German artists were _______________
Hans Bunkerstick and Gepetto Hagenleifefer
Albrecht Durer and Hans Holbein
Max Einstein and Goethe Fredrickson
Han Riggles and Pony Carle
10
as the hundred years war ended there was money which could now be invested in what?
schools
arts
roads
armies
11
Why was the printing press important?
it wasn't
it meant we could now have schools
it meant Shakespeare could make more money
The process made it possible to make books quick and cheap
12
In what ways does this painting present a snapshot of peasant life?
It is like a picture
The Bagpipes players help us hear the wedding song
It is realistic+ people seem to be in conversation or motion
The little kid with the red hat picking his nose
13
Flemish Artists could draw ______________ , in large numbers, like at a wedding.
birds
trees
animals
people
14
How else did the end of the war benefit Northern Europe?
Many cities grew rapidly
Northern Europe was now larger due to land they conquered
There was now time for young men to go to school
more investment in the arts
15
Why had the population of northern Europe declined prior to the year 1450?
wars
plague
drought
famine
16
Thomas More wrote what book about an ideal society called _________________?
Peasant Wedding
Crab Apple Cove
Utopia
Imagine
17
Two Christian humanists who were old chums were Desiderius Erasmus of Holland and
Franklin Grater of Germany
Abbott Samee the Mount of Switzerland
Thomas More of England
Lester Thomas of Brussels
18
The book Utopia is about a place where ________
church, trade, and politics, are all in control of society
people, rivers, and paintings are of the greatest importance
greed, corruption, and war have been weeded out.
food, animals, and farms are the most important.
19
What civilization is given credit for creating block printing?
India
Egypt
China
Germany
20
What does Utopia mean in Greek?
Fruit roll-up
No place
Flemish painters rule!!!
Anywhere on Earth
21
After Holbein emigrated to England he painted portraits of which King?
Henry V also known as Henry the fifth
Umbutu III
Alphonso the Red
Henry VIII
22
Who invented the German Printing Press?
Jan Holbrook
Hunter Hagland
Norman Mailer
Johann Gutenberg
23
How did the Kings of England and France help grow the arts? (2nd paragraph of text)
purchasing paintings and by supporting artists and writers.
they inspired plans for social reform.
they established scholarships for talented ministers
they mingled with northern traditions.
24
What are two ways in which Shakespeare’s work showed Renaissance influences?
He drew from the classics and knew human nature
He traveled to Italy and studied with Leonardo da Vinci
He had several relationships and married once,
He attended school in Northern Ireland
25
The Elizabethan Age is called such because of
King Forrest Dunbar dubbed the age Elizabethan
Queen Elizabeth I was Queen of England at this time
Queen Mary had just had a baby named Princess Elizabeth
Litigious brought the Elizabethan Age with Flemish painting.
26
If these humanists were alive today they would be big supporters of what?
Churches
Fisherman
Schools for both girls and boys
Poetry Slams
27
In Erasmus' book The Praise of Folly, he made fun of who?
Pompus priests
Heartsick lovers
All of these
Greedy businessmen
28
What reasons did humanists give for wanting to reform society?
They wanted free art, everywhere! Also more churches
They wanted to live like animals in the fields and meadows
to live a Christian life they had to give up greed and war
They wanted people to be simple and poor
29
The most famous writer of the Elizabethan Age was ________________
William Shakespeare
Thomas More
Doctor Zhivago
Queen Elizabeth
30
In what way did the Northern Renaissance have its own character independent of Italy?
Urban merchants became wealthy enough to sponsor artists.
the ideal of human dignity led to a call for social reforms
Francis I invited Leonardo da Vinci to retire in France
It wasn't independent of Italy, that would be ridiculous.
31
Who was a famous Flemish painter?
Nardo flan Pintetuweh
Uter von Flefflin
Jan van Eyck
Sherman T. Potter
32
What was von Eyck best known for?
Marrying a paintbrush
Oil Painting
Sculpting the Madonna and Child
He was the Holy Roman Emperor
33
Christian humanists were critical of what part of society?
the rich
men
women
the Christian church
34
Who painted the painting Peasant Wedding?
Johnny Meadows the lost
Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Chesterfield Gorge the Shallow
Roger van der Weigen the creative