World History Renaissance Review

Which was the most important Italian city-state for the development of the Renaissance?

Guttenburg invented:

Innovative Renaissance art technique which offers viewers the illusion of three dimensions

The "Father of Humanism" is:

Known for his use of Italian when writing The Divine Comedy

The most important work by Thomas More is:

This philosophy stressed the importance of the individual and the development of individuals

This author is known for his encyclopedia of mythology and The Decameron

Renaissance means

Van Eyk, Vermeer, El Greco, and Breughal are all:

Which is your favorite Ninja Turtle?

One theme used in Northern Renaissance art not usually found in Italian art is:

Which Renaissance person most imbodied the ideal of a "Renaissance Man"?

One reason the Renaissance developed in Italy first:

Who is usually considered the most important author in the English language?

Brunelleschi is known for designing:

The most important work by Erasmus is:

Concentration on the worldly, not the spiritual

The most important patron of the arts in Renaissance Florence (and maybe all of Europe):

The common or everyday language: