Unit 3 Review (S1)

These were the two main subjects that saw achievements during the Renaissance (2.01 Study Guide!)

He was well known for his portraits, but he was also a skilled block printer, engraver, and goldsmith. Leo of the North.

This French scholar helped spread Protestantism across Europe, but especially in Geneva, Switzerland.

He used oil paint on wood panels to make detailed art. His most well-known piece was Giovanni Arnolfini & His Bride.

He was a painter, inventor, sculptor, and philospher. He's also known a Renaissance Man.

He painted portraits for King Henry VIII. His portraits were said to show the true personality of the subject.

(Spot the Not) Which idea did NOT inspire the Northern Renaissance? U2 & U3

He was the German monk who wrote the 95 Theses, which criticized the church & the sale of indulgences.

The church responded to the Reformation with a Counter Reformation. Which of the following actions did NOT happen?

This movement was meant to question the integrity of the Catholic church and improve it, but it ended up splitting it.

This word describes someone with many talents. Leonardo da Vinci is an example of one.

He was a Christian Humanist and wrote The Praise of Folly, criticizing the Church's focus on power & money.

(Spot the Not) Which did NOT help spread the Renaissance to Northern Europe?

This monarch left the Catholic church, created his own church, and granted himself a divorce.

He wrote The Book of the Courtier, a book about how courtiers (and others) should behave while serving rulers and nobles

The Catholic church was tolerant of different religions and practices.

He wrote The Prince, a book about how leaders can gain & keep power. He felt leaders shouldn't worry about being liked.

An educated Renaissance Woman, she helped rule Mantua and increased the city's art and culture.

(Spot the Not) Which of these did NOT lead to the Reformation? 3.03

He wrote Utopia, a book about an ideal society. He was also beheaded by King Henry VIII of England.