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Renaissance "ism" Practice
Renaissance "ism" Practice
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Get ready to recognize and use these Renaissance ideas.
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This kind of Renaissance art is an example of...
Realism
Humanism
Individualism
Secularism
2
With the passage of time, organized religion has become less powerful, signifying an increase in...
Non-Religion-Ism
Realism
Classicism
Secularism
3
Even though all the other kids played soccer, she did her own thing and began fencing.
Classicism
Humanism
Individualism
Secularism
4
Being able to read gave more people access to the ancient works of the Greeks.
Classicism
Individualism
Secularism
Skepticism
5
The Protestant Reformation help create more countries that were
less
influenced by the power of the Church and more...
Secular
Human
Classic
Realist
6
People started to question the Catholic church....
Secularism
Classicism
Realism
Skepticism
7
Being able to read started to give people the chance to
question authority
.
Individualism
Skepticism
Humanism
Secularism
8
He did not believe his doctor and got a second opinion.
Classicism
Humanism
Secularism
Skepticism
9
Return to study the works of the early Greeks and Romans....
Secularism
Individualism
Realism
Classicism
10
Which of these classes is one of the humanities?
History
Algebra
Accounting
Chemistry
11
Bibles being more available, caused people to question the Catholic Church, leading to the Reformation
Classicism
Realism
Skepticism
Humanism
12
Renaissance writers and scolars gave up their belief in religion to become more
secular
.
True
False
13
Being able to read started to give people the chance to
think for themselves.
Secularism
Individualism
Classicism
Realism
14
The study of the humanities focuses on a look at human accomplishments.
False
True
15
Realism was an education movement that studied the truth about humans.
True
False
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This movement holds the idea that humans have value and common needs.
Humanism
Secularism
Reformism
Classicism