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SS8 2-3 (4) RENAISSANCE FOR STUDENTS CH 7 & 9 PATHWAYS TEXTBOOK
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1
Why was Shakespear's plays so popular?
Because of his writing
Because both poor and rich people enjoyed it
All of the above
Because of the beautiful costumes
2
how did ancient greek and roman scholars impact the renaisssances?
Gave rise to new concepts of physics
Revived classical arts
They taught maths
Gave rise to the renaissance concept of human
3
Finish the name: Ivan The _____
Handsome
Trible
Great
Terrible
4
What was the purpose of explorers journeys?
For fame
For fun
To gain riches
To claim land
5
what were explorers trying to gain during their journeys?
Riches, slaves, boats
Spices, power, shoes
Riches, spices, power
Power, spices, crabs
6
Why did Martin Luther object to the sale of indulgence?
All sins are not forgiven
Forgivness of sins & a person's fate does not come from giving money
Giving money to a church can help to go to heaven after death
Forgivness and destiny comes from money and giving
7
The sumptuary law made it illegal to...
Dump waste on roads and rivers
Disrespect the poor
Yell in public
Dress unlike your living class
8
Which factors were contributed to the erosion of the Church's authority during the Renaissance?
Corrpution, political struggles, and humanist ideas
Society and economy
Technological and military development
All of the above
9
What were some of the methods that the monarchs of the Renaissance used to consolidate their power?
Get more nobles
Get military
Get more kings
Live the power how it is
10
How Did the diets of the rich differ from those of ordinary people?
none
they only afford a certain type of food category
all
They could afford different kinds of foods.
11
Why is Leonardo considered the quintessential "Renaissance Man"?
His work as a police man
His work as a photographer
His work as a physicist
His work as a scientist an an inventor
12
Who painted "The Last Supper"?
Da Vinci
Galileo
Columbus
Henry VI
13
What was the purpose of Magellan's Voyage?
To find the East Indies
To find the Phlipines
To find India
To find China
14
How did artists create Fresco?
They mixed colour pigment with water onto a thin layer of wet plaster
They painted with water colour
All of the above
They used clay and water
15
Who was one of the explorers of the Renaissance?
Leonardo da Vinci
Christopher Columbus
Zeus
Alexander the Great
16
how did humanism affect everyday life in the renaissance
Jacky
Humanism led schools and education and were highly respected..
A type of canabalism
It caused people to learn how to read and write
17
Humanism was used by people from the...
Green and Red
Renaissance
None of them
Middle ages
18
What was the consequence of the Protestantism?
Multiple churches were made around Christianity
The Christian Church was shut down
The Christian Church was disbanded into multiple other religions
The Pope resigned
19
What was the role of the patrons in the renassiance?
They recited ancient pieces of writing
THey bought artwork from artists
They made artwork for nobles
They helped merchants invent things
20
What were some negative outcomes of journeys to the new world?
battles happened
there were no food
slavery occured
disease spread
21
How many years did the Russians take to push 4,000 across Asia?
500
15
25
35
22
How did powerful leaders gain power and wealth back in the Renaissance?
Trades
Stealing
Taxes
Education
23
How many miles did Christopher Coloumbus say it would take to get to Japan?
4,200
3,200
3,000
4,000
24
What is an indulgence?
A type of remission of temporal punishment from god
A sort of god who cast spells
A holilday
A book
25
The explorers during the renaissance used a ___ during their voyage.
all of the above
Crystal balls
Compass
Magic carpets
26
What is ptolemy best known for?
For inventing the telescope
For making the mona lisa
His controversial theory of the universe
For finding out that the earth is not flat
27
Which one contributed to improving life during the Renaissance?
Law System
Growing population
Trades
Slaves/Peasants
28
What was the black plaque?
None of the above
A deadly disease that spread throughout europe
A fireplace that they named
Just a small viruse that lasted a day
29
What kindn of naviagtion devices did expoleres use in the Renaissance?
Hourglass
all of the above
Compass
Quadrant
30
What were some of the factors that contributed to the erosion of the Church’s authority during the Renaissance?
Getting money frome the church
Mobin is cool
Martin luther saying money can buy fate and is a faster way to heaven
Martin luther saying money cannot buy fate or a faster way to heaven
31
What was the link between Protestantism and Reformation?
A website link
Creation of a branch in the creation of Christianity called Protestantism
A link between nature and water
A link between animals and humans
32
How did the ancient greek/roman scholars impact the Renaissance?
None of the above.
They brought historical inventions back.
They taught the people their culture.
They gave the people knowledge about sciences, literature, and art.
33
What caused the artistic boom in the Renaissance?
People from different countrys came and introduced it
Leonardo da vinci and his art gave inspiratiopn to people during the era
Increase in different cultures/rediscovery of different art and humanism
More art equiptment came to the renassiance
34
Why was Francesco Petrarca so important?
None of the above
He brought lots of goods from across the world
He was one of the greatest poet
He laid the foundations for Renaissance humanism.
35
Who got people to make them scuptures and art?
Serfs
Patrons
Garderobes
Priests
36
Who was the leader of the Spanish that defeated the Incas?
Pizarro
Cortes
Columbus
Balboa
37
What is Machiavelli's nickname?
Chia seed
Old nick
Satan's child
He thought nicknames were useless
38
What impact does the printing press have on the Renaissance?
It made writing faster
It copies books quicker and easier
It made learning easier
It made printings look better
39
What is indualgence?
Punishment for sins after the sinner confesses and receives absoulution
Going to jail
All of the above
Doing somthing wrong
40
Which elements of art helped connect together a piece of art?
Anatomy, sculpture, and drawing
Drawing, painting and sculpture
Anatomy, painting, and sulpture
Anotomy, drawing, and painting
41
List some inventions or improvements that made life during the Renaissance more comfortable.
Garderobes
Theatres
Expanding Trade Routes
Glass windows
42
Which hardship did crewmen experience during a voyage?
No sense of direction
Disease
Lost at sea
Lonliness
43
Humanism is.......
The way of studying the bible
Slavery with humans
Intellectuall movement typified a revived interest in the classical world
A study
44
What did Spanish adventures come for?
Bodys
Houses
Women
Gold and Glory
45
What impact did the printing press have on the renaissance?
All of the above
It made the amount of trees in Europe decrease dramatically.
It got so dangeorous that they banned it afterwards.
It helped spread knowledge, literacy, and discoveries quicker.
46
What was the importance of making things real important to artists?
For fun
Perspective
Mandatory
Emotion
47
Why was Machiavelli nicknamed “Old Nick”?
Old man
Well respected
Devil
Very popular guy
48
The printing press made printing slower
True
False
49
How many subjects did muslim rulers have?
4 Million
Nine Hundred
30 Million
10 Thousand
50
What was important during the renaissance?
Socials
Physical and health education
Mathematics
all of the above
51
Which of these explorers were important during the renaissance?
Roald Amundsen
Christopher Columbus
Marco Polo
David Livingstone
52
What is the Black Plague?
A flu that comes from bat fur
A plague that killed more than a million people
A plague that killed more than 75 million people
An execution event for a traitor
53
Why did the renaissance have little access to fresh water?
No bodies of water were close to them
None, they had access to fresh water
Water evaporated
Trash polluted water
54
What were some of the causes of the artistic boom during the Renaissance?
More artists were making art
More wealthy families
The rediscovery of ancient art and literature
Artists were dying often
55
Does the word "Renaissance" mean rebirth in French?
False
True
56
Who were the Ottomans?
A species of Otter
A temple of monks
The empire in charge of the spice trade
The spanish empire
57
Why did the rich like spices?
They were rare
They made food taste better
The rich just wqanted to collect them
It costed a lot
58
When did the Black plague end?
1352
1357
1347
1359
59
Why was education important to the Renaissance?
They need a home
They need money to play golf
Education was the key to make life better
They like to study
60
List some inventions or improvements that made life during the Renaissance more comfortable.
Specticles, beds, & maps
Books, printing press, tables
Toothbrushes, curtains, quilts
Fireplace, toilet, mattresses
61
How did people think you got the plague
Rats that had fleas
Eating raw meat
Old age
Bats
62
What was the name of the man who made modern Russia?
Ivan the Terrible
Ivan the Great
Ivan the Incredible
Ivan the Humble
63
What were some of the negative outcomes of the journeys to te New World?
Economy problems
Slavery and new diseases
discovery of more dangerous species
all of the above
64
What does the name Old Nick mean?
his kids name is young nick so his name is old nick
dads name
nickname
satan/devil
65
The German Monk went to the Castle Church and nailed 95 arguments against the Church's behaviour on the oak door
Martin Luther
Albert Einstein
Picasso
Leonardo da Vinci
66
What is the Black Plague?
A plague that killed more than 75 million people
A plague that killed more than a million people
An execution for a traitor
A flu that comes from bat fur
67
What is the meaning of the word "Renaissance"
Rebirth
The revival of art and literature
Classical music
Strength
68
Why did rich people like spices?
They made food taste better
They
None
Spices were rare
69
Christopher Columbus .......................... America in 1492.
Attacked
Discovered
Didn't discover
Died in
70
what dose it mean to have practical hands on knowledge
Good at making something
none of the above
Person gets some sort of hands on experience with the concept under disscus
Good at fighting