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Duplicate of The Renaissance and the Reformation( 15,16)
Duplicate of The Renaissance and the Reformation( 15,16)
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how was the human-focused worldview of the Italian Renaissance expressed in art
people appeared in paintings as flat figures on canvas
humans appeared as rligious figures who were admired
paintings of human form appeared in books and altarpieces
realistic style developed showing human form as living 3D
2
In the Book of the Courtier, Castiglione stated that
the end justifies the means in all situations
nobles should be driven solely by self-interest
nobles should follow a standard of conduct
nobles should rule the states
3
which attitude is most typical of Italy during the Renaissance
emphasis on the individual
desire to forget the past
enthusiasm for agrigulture
emphasis on belonging to a group
4
the purpose of humanist schools during the Renaissance was to
produce individuals who were able to lead good lives
teach people the basics of the accepted religion
find out who was intelligent enough to attend school
force all people to think alike
5
Machiavelli believed that moral principles
should not influence political activity
should be part of early training
should guide decision-making
would lead to a life of virtue
6
which famous family ruled Florence
Medici family
Sforza family
Visconti family
Machiavelli family
7
the humanist movement of the Renaissance was based on
religious painting
medieval styles of painting flat human figures
vernacular language
study of classics, or Greek and Roman literature
8
Henry VIII wanted to divorce Catherine of Aragon because
he liked Anne Boleyn better
he disagreed with the Archbishop of Canterbury
he wanted a male heir
the pope wouldn't annul the marriage
9
what effect did the printing with movable type have on people during the Renaissance
people became more educated
education focused less on religion
women were allowed the same education as men
books became shorter but more interesting
10
the chief aim of ____ was to harmonize Christian teachings with the works of the Greek philosophers
the chanson de geste
scholasticism
Francis of Assisi
theology
11
Dante wrote The Divine Comedy in the vernacular rather than in classical Latin so that
everyone could read his work, not just scholars
only Italians could have access to the work
religious aspects of the work could be expressed clearly
the work could be illustrated
12
which of the following was the first Protestant religion
Catholicism
Lutheranism
Modern Devotion
Christian humanism
13
the new religious ideas of the Reformation spread quickly due to
Martin Luther
the Council of Trent
the Jesuits
the printing press
14
both Erasmus and Martin Luther wanted the Catholic Church to reform because
there seemed to be corruption in the Catholic Church
the Catholic Church failed to get people into heaven
they felt they could do a better job of running it
most ordinary people could not afford indulgences
15
which of the following was written in the language of everyday speech in a particular region
philosophical literature
vernacular literature
biblical literature
complex literature
16
Born to a wealthy merchant family, Francis of Assisi
was both a successful, wealthy merchant and a very popular poet
used his social status to improve the lives of women
abandoned worldly goods to live and preach poverty
gave up family fortune to join Benedictine monastic order
17
of the European population, peasants and townspeople
worked the hardest of all groups
fought in the army against Italy
made up the smallest group
made up the largest group
18
Henry VIII had six wives: Which is correct order of how the marriages ended
divorced, divorced, died, beheaded, beheaded, survived
beheaded, beheaded, died, divorced, divorced, survived
divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived
beheaded, divorced, died, beheaded, divorced, survived
19
the Italian Renaissance produced master artists such as painters
Johannes Gutenberg and Boccaccio
Donatello and Brunelleschi
Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo
Dante and Christine de Pizan
20
John Calvin believed in
predestination
the Bible as one of many sources of truth
good works as the way to salvation
an indifferent God
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Courses of study including history, philosophy, rhetoric, grammar, poetry, math, astronomy, and music were know as
science
women's studies
secular courses
liberal studies