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Chapter 2 Test Renaissance
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1
The study of the achievements and accomplishments of mankind is known as ____________
Humanism
Secularism
Religion
Space travel
2
Middle class shop owners were called
Doges
Hot Doges
Ham Burgers
Burghers
3
Da Vinci, Rafael, Donatello and Michelangelo are all
Famous karate amphibians
children of the corn
famous artists of the renaissance
famous political writers of the renaissance
4
Venice was important because
Leonardo was born there
It had a lot of canals
the Medici's ruled there
it was a commercial trade route between Asia and Europe
5
In The Prince, Machiavelli said:
The ends justify the means
always be moral as a leader
people want to do good
Love thy neighbor as thyself
6
What one word best sums up the Renaissance?
Humanism
Realism
Sarcasm
DaVinci
7
Your local spoken language is _______________
Latin
vernacular
slang
vulgarity
8
da Vinci is considered the ultimate "Renaissance man" because
he lived during the Renaissance
Time magazine named him renaissance Man of the Year
because he came from a royal family
he was a painter, inventor, sculptor, mathmatician etc...
9
Why did the Italian city states become so important?
Because Italians are the best
They gained wealth as loan sharks
wealth through trade networks, wealth= power & importance
They had the best art
10
In Renaissance Italy, most people lived in___________ which made Italy unique in Europe
palaces
seaside fishing ports
larger urban communities
castles
11
Printable, movable type allowed people:
go to the library
to gain knowledge and be better informed
print large magazines in their homes
open schools
12
Some of the city states then asked this nation to help them defeat the French invaders
Spain
France
Germany
Italy
13
To be less focused on religious issues is known as ____________
Realism
Islam
Humanism
Secularism
14
The goal of a humanist education during this time was______
produce scholars
teach people to live good lives
promote creativity
prepare students for politics
15
This city was the cultural center of italy
Milan
Venice
Rome
Florence
16
The Flemish painter who perfected oil painting to bring out more color
Hoffman
Machiavelli
Van Eyck
DaVinci
17
The long wars between France and Spain for control of the Italians city states was known as
the Italian Wars
The Franco-Spanish War
the Roman Wars
the french and Indian War
18
The wealth of the Italian city states brought an invasion from______________
Spain
Germany
France
Italy
19
The "father" of the Renaissance is
Raphael
DaVinci
George Clooney
Petrarch
20
The author of an influential treatise on political power
Machiavelli
Dante
DaVinci
de Paza
21
Why were the Italian city-states able to develop their own governments?
the Crusades made them wealthy
the court system in italy declared them independent
they were located along important trade route
Italy did not have a strong central national government
22
Northern Renaissance artists differed from Italian artists in
scale
craftmanship
linearity
subject matter
23
The trade networks brought wealth and job opportunities to Italy and this made Italy more
Italian
Urban
Secular
Catholic
24
Petrarch is the father of the Renaissance because
helped revive the classic ideas of Greek and Latin
he was da Vinci's patron
wrote in vernacular so people could understand him
He was a Roman poet
25
Painting on wet plaster is known as____________
plastering
secularism
realism
fresco
26
The Italian Wars finally ended when
the Medicis took over
the Italians drove out both the French and the Spanish
The Spanish sacked Rome
it never actually ended
27
Johann Gutenberg's contribution to the Renaissance was _________________
frescos
statues
vernacular
printing press w/ movable type
28
A republic is _____________________
a government with no king and some people have a say in govt
an oligarchy
Donald Trump
a government with a king and an elected leader
29
State in Southern Italy ruled by a monarch
Rome
Naples
Florence
Venice