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Unit 2: Renaissance (2nd Period)
Unit 2: Renaissance (2nd Period)
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1
Which of the following was an unexpected and unintended result of the Columbian Exchange?
the mass decimation of populations by foreign illnesses
the slave trade
the discovery and cultivation of new crops
the blending of cultures
2
What did Humanism try to accomplish?
promoted a medieval lifestyle
understand human nature
emphasized Greek and Roman classical literature
discouraged writers
3
Which family does this describe?
Este Family
Aragon Family
Sforza Family
Medici Family
4
What is different between Popolo Grasso and Popolo Minuto?
Both A and B
Minutes could not organize guilds
Grasso was the wealthy group
Nothing, they are both peasants
5
What were the lands under political control of the Popes in central italy?
Milan
The Papal States
Naples
Rome
6
What might Machiavelli’s “The Prince” endorse with regards to the Italian city states?
The stability of a country is measured by their harshness
Brute force is sometimes necessary to maintain stability
Rulers should not truly care for their people
Rulers should focus on being as evil as possible
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What can one infer about Renaissance art as a whole from Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper”?
Religion played a major role in terms of influence
Meals were a prominent source of inspiration
Routine group gatherings had a large impact on paintings
Windows were symbolic in the time period
8
The renaissance had specific colonial class ranks. What group of people go in the purple area?
Medici Family
Popolo
Creoles
Nobility
9
Who created this artwork?
Donatello
Leonardo Da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
10
What major agreement confirms the left demarcation line in the image?
Treaty of Portugal
Treaty of Spain
Treaty of Tordesillas
Encomienda Entente
11
What was NOT a key characteristics of Renaissance architecture?
Classical antiquity
Symmetry
Asymmetrical
Geometry
12
What group of people wanted a place in the government and equal taxation? Also use picture
Urban Nobility
Popolo
Minorities
Women
13
What Northern Renaissance art technique does this picture by Jan van Eyck represent?
surrealism
realism
indiidualism
humanism
14
What style does this painting reflect?
Religious
Contemporary
Humanism
Classical
15
What was not a major problem of that occurred in the beginning of the Renaissance Era?
plague
war
famine
communication
16
5 city states split the majority of power in Italy. Why might this be a problem?
the people did not like the sovereignty of the rulers
It largely prevented the national unity of Italy as a whole
nationalism in any form was nonexistent
the rulers did not like being divided into their own states
17
What was the conquering of Rome by King Charles I in 1527?
The Bakt
Pactum Sicardi
Treaty of Rome
Sack of Rome
18
In the late 15th century, taxes and enforcement of the laws were assumed by
feudal warlords
monarchs
nobles
legislatures
19
To Thomas Moore, what was the greatest ill of society?
equal pay
protection of private property
violence and vice
welfare systems
20
The Renaissance marked the end of which of the following?
Feudalism and the Middle ages
The Black Plague
Life as we know it
Catholic Church
21
Who is considered to be the "father of humanism"?
Petrarch
Da Vinci
Medici
Machiavelli
22
Which of these influences does NOT help explain the transition from spirituality to secularism?
increased standard of living
iconoclasm
materialism
humanism
23
Peace treaty signed by the states of Italy to initiate a 40 year period of peace in Italy
Treaty of Lodi
Treaty of Tours
Peace of Thorn
Treaty of Gaeta
24
Much of the artwork and sculpting during the Renaissance was focused on_________.
Science
Religion
Nature
Politics
25
The Renaissance marked the end of which of the following?
Life as we know it
The Black Plague
Catholic Church
Feudalism and the Middle ages