What was Flemish innovation and how did it help promote Renaissance ideas?

Layering oil paints to create subtle colors and details.

Christian humanists believe that?

In order to improve society all people should read the Bible

How did the Medici family control Florence?

Influenced the ruling council by giving them loans., Through wit and individual merit.

The best definition of a Renaissance man or Renaissance woman is?

A person who is talented in all fields.

What does Renaissance mean as it relates to the European Renaissance we studied in class?

A rebirth of art, culture, and learning.

What were Thomas More's views in the book Utopia?

More depicted a place where there is no greed and corruption

What are some of the similarities between medieval and renaissance art?

Both used religious subject matter.

What impact did the printing press have on Europe?

Increased literacy rates in Europe., Allowed for writing in the vernacular., Spread new ideas.

What were some of the changes in Renaissance art?

Individuals and nature are depicted in realistic ways., The use of secular and religious themes., The use of techniques from ancient Greece and Rome.

If I am a secular person....

I am concerned with the worldly, or the here and now.

Why was Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance?

A wealthy merchant class., Classical heritage of Ancient Greece and Rome., Thriving city-states.

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1
The intellectual movement that focused on human potential was know as?
Realism
Humanism
Classicism
Secularism
2
What was Flemish innovation and how did it help promote Renaissance ideas?
A style of art that focused primarily on religious themes.
The use of bright colors and a focus on humanism
Layering oil paints to create subtle colors and details.
A technological innovation that mass produced literature.
3
Christian humanists believe that?
Rules and ceremonies from the Bible should guide our lives.
In order to improve society all people should read the Bible
money is important to beautify the city with religious art.
We should focus on the hear and now, not the heavens.
4
How did the Medici family control Florence?
Through inheriting social status.
Influenced the ruling council by giving them loans.
Through wit and individual merit.
By becoming popular and gaining support from other citizens.
5
The best definition of a Renaissance man or Renaissance woman is?
A person who specializes in one field.
A person who gains knowledge though analysis and reason.
A person who is naturally talented in something from birth.
A person who is talented in all fields.
6
What does Renaissance mean as it relates to the European Renaissance we studied in class?
A rebirth of ideas based off of ideas of the Islamic world.
A rebirth of art, culture, and learning.
A rebirth of wealth after the Black Plague.
A rebirth of human beings that overpopulated Europe.
7
This man was known as the father of Humanism and wrote about a mysterious woman named Laura.
Petrarch
Machiavelli
Boccaccio
DaVinci
8
What were Thomas More's views in the book Utopia?
Everyone needs money and should strive to get it at any cost
More depicted a place where there is no greed and corruption
More believed that people are naturally wicked and evil.
More does not discuss human behavior in the book Utopia.
9
What are some of the similarities between medieval and renaissance art?
Medieval and renaissance art focused on individualism.
Both used religious subject matter.
There are no similarities.
Genre painting was a focus in both time periods.
10
What impact did the printing press have on Europe?
Caused the spread of misinformation.
Increased literacy rates in Europe.
Allowed for writing in the vernacular.
Spread new ideas.
11
What were some of the changes in Renaissance art?
More exaggerated features when depicting human beings.
Individuals and nature are depicted in realistic ways.
The use of secular and religious themes.
The use of techniques from ancient Greece and Rome.
12
If I am a secular person....
I am concerned with the worldly, or the here and now.
I believe strongly in the arts.
I am concerned with more religious matters.
I am focused on linear perspective.
13
The approximate time period of the Renaissance was?
1700-1800
1920's-1960''s
1300-1600
1100-1200
14
Why was Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Strong leadership from kings and queens.
A wealthy merchant class.
Classical heritage of Ancient Greece and Rome.
Thriving city-states.
15
This man is known as the ideal Renaissance man because he was a painter, inventor, and sculptor
Anguissola
DaVinci
Galileo
Raphael

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Renaissance

15 termsStudBud Administration87 plays

Renaissance

Flashcards15 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 15

Answers

1
The intellectual movement that focused on human potential was know as?
Realism
Humanism
Classicism
Secularism
2
What was Flemish innovation and how did it help promote Renaissance ideas?
A style of art that focused primarily on religious themes.
The use of bright colors and a focus on humanism
Layering oil paints to create subtle colors and details.
A technological innovation that mass produced literature.
3
Christian humanists believe that?
Rules and ceremonies from the Bible should guide our lives.
In order to improve society all people should read the Bible
money is important to beautify the city with religious art.
We should focus on the hear and now, not the heavens.
4
How did the Medici family control Florence?
Through inheriting social status.
Influenced the ruling council by giving them loans.
Through wit and individual merit.
By becoming popular and gaining support from other citizens.
5
The best definition of a Renaissance man or Renaissance woman is?
A person who specializes in one field.
A person who gains knowledge though analysis and reason.
A person who is naturally talented in something from birth.
A person who is talented in all fields.
6
What does Renaissance mean as it relates to the European Renaissance we studied in class?
A rebirth of ideas based off of ideas of the Islamic world.
A rebirth of art, culture, and learning.
A rebirth of wealth after the Black Plague.
A rebirth of human beings that overpopulated Europe.
7
This man was known as the father of Humanism and wrote about a mysterious woman named Laura.
Petrarch
Machiavelli
Boccaccio
DaVinci
8
What were Thomas More's views in the book Utopia?
Everyone needs money and should strive to get it at any cost
More depicted a place where there is no greed and corruption
More believed that people are naturally wicked and evil.
More does not discuss human behavior in the book Utopia.
9
What are some of the similarities between medieval and renaissance art?
Medieval and renaissance art focused on individualism.
Both used religious subject matter.
There are no similarities.
Genre painting was a focus in both time periods.
10
What impact did the printing press have on Europe?
Caused the spread of misinformation.
Increased literacy rates in Europe.
Allowed for writing in the vernacular.
Spread new ideas.
11
What were some of the changes in Renaissance art?
More exaggerated features when depicting human beings.
Individuals and nature are depicted in realistic ways.
The use of secular and religious themes.
The use of techniques from ancient Greece and Rome.
12
If I am a secular person....
I am concerned with the worldly, or the here and now.
I believe strongly in the arts.
I am concerned with more religious matters.
I am focused on linear perspective.
13
The approximate time period of the Renaissance was?
1700-1800
1920's-1960''s
1300-1600
1100-1200
14
Why was Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Strong leadership from kings and queens.
A wealthy merchant class.
Classical heritage of Ancient Greece and Rome.
Thriving city-states.
15
This man is known as the ideal Renaissance man because he was a painter, inventor, and sculptor
Anguissola
DaVinci
Galileo
Raphael