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Who is the artist that created this sculpture?
Leonardo da Vinci
The Artist Formally known as Prince
Donatello
Michaelangelo
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High Renaissance Artists
Leonardo, Jan Van Eyck, Donatello
Petrarch, Boccaccio, Medici
Raphael, Leonardo, Michelangelo
Raphael, Durer, Van Eyck
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The Renaissance started in which country?
England
Italy
Middle East
Spain
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Renaissance ideas of turning to the classics instead of the church for answers directed led to
Enlightenment
Protestant Reformation
Inquisition
Catholic Counter reformation
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Machiavelli's book
The Prince
advocated for
religious freedom
how to maintain political power
democracy
Natural rights
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Someone who is good at many things, such as painting, sculpting, science etc. was known as a
Medici
Machiavellian
Courtier
Renaissance Man
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Architecture in the Renaissance was influenced by what previous civilization(s)?
Mayan
Persian
Egyptian
Greek/Roman
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Why did the Renaissance begin in the country it did?
The area was landlocked (not surrounded by water)
powerful nobles who dominated trade
this area was inhabited by smarter people
cities became wealthy thanks to the merchants and trade
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One of the causes of the Renaissance was increased trade with....
India
The American Colonies
Middle East
South America
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What is the term for the language spoken by ordinary people in a country or region?
natural
common
Latin
Vernacular
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Name the artist who produced this
Raphael
Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
Picasso
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In art, what is the way he is standing called?
the Heisman
perspective
contrapposto
posing
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This image is a good example of Renaissance art because of.....
2-dimentional
Gold
Realism
Religious theme
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In Boccaccio's book
Decameron
characters run away from the city to the country because
They joined a cult
They were fugitives
They wanted the farmer's life
They were getting away from the plague
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The importance of humans here on earth and not so much in spiritual and religious matters
symbolism
Renaissancism
realism
humanism