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Study Guide Part 2 - Renaissance, Reformation and Enlightenment
Study Guide Part 2 - Renaissance, Reformation and Enlightenment
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Had less detailed, almost blurry backgrounds
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
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Frescoes on wet plaster were used mainly in the
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
3
Faces show emotion and what people are thinking
Medieval
Renaissance
Classical
4
Use of color and light
Medieval
Classical
Renaissance
5
During the Renaissance, the wealthy would sponsor artists to work for them. This person became the ____ of the artist.
Patron
Benefactor
Employer
Master
6
This art is
Medieval
Renaissance
Classical
7
Humanism stressed the importance of
Forgiveness of sin
the individual and their achievements
religion
charity
8
The idea of a social contract between citizens and their government
Beccaria
Locke
Montesquie
Hobbes
9
Wanted to abolish torture. Punishment should fit the crime.
Hobbes
Locke
Beccaria
Wollstonecraft
10
The first Protestant Church
Weslyan
Baptist
Calvin
Lutheran
11
This art is from the
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
12
This art is
Medieval
Classical
Renaissance
13
Believed in total religious freedom
Hobbes
Wollstonecraft
Beccaria
Voltaire
14
First to propose that the earth revolved around the sun
Copernicus
Nye
Hooke
Boyle
15
A person who breaks away from the Catholic Church
A Martin Luther
Protestant
Heretic
Witch
16
Said the only purpose of government is to protect natural rights
Voltaire
Locke
Hobbes
Beccaria
17
A list of complaints against the Catholic Church by Martin Luther
75 Theses
97 Theses
95 Theses
92 Theses
18
Advocated for more rights for those accused of crimes
Wollstonecraft
Montesquie
Locke
Beccaria
19
The common spoken and written language of a group of people
Erudite
Symbolism
Vernacular
Latin
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"A person can find salvation and forgiveness through faith alone." Who would have said this?
the Pope
a monarch.
Martin Luther
a Jesuit
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Belief that the earth is at the center of the solar system
Kermit the frog centric
Heliocentric
Geocentric
Eccentric
22
Used single-color backgrounds
Classical
Renaissance
Medieval
23
Believed people were selfish and only a monarch could control them
Beccaria
Hobbes
Voltaire
Locke
24
Wrote one of the earliest books on women's rights
Hobbes
Locke
Wollstonecraft
Beccaria
25
This art is
Medieval
Renaissance
Classical
26
The practice of selling offices within the church is known as
indulgence
simony
hostile takeover
marmoset
27
Perspective used to show depth
Renaissance
Classical
Medieval
28
Gave more attention to extreme detail in paintings
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
29
High levels of detail
Classical
Medieval
Renaissance
30
Portrayed perfect human bodies in their paintings
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
31
This art is
Medieval
Renaissance
Classical
32
Which of the following explains the differences in the focus or subject matter of Northern and Italian Art?
Italy was ruled by strong monarchs
The north lacked examples from the classical world.
The climate made the north unsuitable for painting
The printing press never came to the north
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A pardon of all sin, sold by the Church
supeona
exorcism
Summons
indulgence
34
This art is
Classical
Renaissance
Medieval
35
Italian Renaissance artists were influenced by
Classical artists
Medieval philosophy
Michaelangelo
Patrons
36
A major difference between Protestant and Catholic bibles was the Protestant bibles were printed in
Latin
Greek
Vernacular
Full color
37
Believed separation of powers and checks and balances were necessary to prevent tyranny
Beccaria
Locke
Voltaire
Montesquie
38
This art is from the
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
39
The woodcut below is most associated with the
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
40
This art is
Renaissance
Classical
Medieval
41
Mostly religious scenes
Medieval
Classical
Renaissance
42
The art below is
Medieval
Impressionist
Renaissance
Classical
43
Had no backgrounds and little perspective
Classical
Renaissance
Medieval
44
Portrayed scenes from Classical myths and history
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
45
In addition to the printing press, Gutenberg also invented
moveable type
the Trapper Keeper
aluminum foil
the clock
46
This art is
Medieval
Renaissance
Classical
47
Established the first Protestant church after being brought to trial for heresy.
Jan Hus
The Elect
Martin Luther
John Calvin
48
This art is from the
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
49
Oil paintings were used mainly in the
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
50
This art is from the
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
51
More willing to portray scenes of everyday life and the natural world
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
52
Flat and stiff figures
Medieval
Renaissance
Classical
53
Advocated for total freedom of speech
Wollstoncraft
Voltaire
Hobbes
Locke
54
A religious order of priests established during the Counter Reformation to push back against Protestant churches
The Jesuits
The Scorseci
The Illuminati
The Flagellents
55
Art showed formal or idealized figures
Renaissance
Kermit the Frog
Medieval
Foghorn Leghorn
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Founded the Anglican Church of England
Richard III (the Lionheart)
King John
Henry V
Henry VIII