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WH2: Renaissance
WH2: Renaissance
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1
What is this painting called?
Pieta
The Last Supper
Jesus and his Homies
The Last Dance
2
Who said "the ends justify the means"?
Machiavelli
Sir Thomas More
Erasmus
Petrarch
3
Humanism is all about ...
politics
individuals
gods/goddesses
animals
4
Who painted this?
Leonardo diCaprio
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
5
Which of the following is a secular inspiration for the Renaissance?
Ten Commandments
Vigil's Aeneid
Pope Urban's speech
the Bible
6
Who is this?
David
Peter
Jesus
Abraham
7
Which of the following is NOT a Northern Renaissance writer?
Machiavelli
Petrarch
Sir Thomas More
Erasmus
8
Where is the
Creation of Adam
located?
Sacre Couer
Notre Dame
Sistine Chapel
Westminster Abbey
9
Who wrote
Utopia
?
Machiavelli
Petrarch
Sir Thomas More
Erasmus
10
How did Renaissance art differ from Medieval art?
It often included Greek/Roman imagery
It included depictions of Jesus and Mary
It incorporated humanist ideas
It featured Bible stories
11
Which of the following is a Northern Italian city-state?
Florence
Munich
Genoa
Venice
12
Which of the following might be a patron of the arts during the Renaissance?
Wealthy merchants
Local priests
Peasants
Knights
13
What is the significance of this place during this era?
It is where the Renaissance started
They had really great pizza
It was isolated from trade routes
Shakespeare lived and wrote there
14
Which work praised absolute rulers?
Utopia
Hamlet
The Prince
The Praise of Folly
15
Who developed the printing press in Europe?
Erasmus
Shakespeare
Gutenberg
Van Eyck
16
Who painted the
Creation of Adam
?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Titian
Leonardo da Vinci
17
How did the Crusades help start the Renaissance?
Increased trade
Christian control of Middle East
Increased wealth
Population decline
18
Who wrote
The Praise of Folly
?
Shakespeare
Sir Thomas More
Petrarch
Erasmus
