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Module 14: The Renaissance
Module 14: The Renaissance
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People who order and pay for works of art are called ________________
Patrons
Serfs
Popes
Nobles
2
This is an example of the Renaissance artistic technique of _____________________.
Foreshortening
Linear Perspective
Humanism
3/4 Angle
3
Thomas More imagined a perfect society called, “______________”.
Zootopia
Utopia
Cleveland
Paradise
4
Venice was the Italian center for _______________.
Shipping
Farming
Banking
Clothing
5
Leonardo Da Vinci was not only an artist, but also _____________________.
Sold insurance
Was a great cook
Was a politician
Was an engineer
6
Italians looked back at ________________ as a golden age.
Ancient Egypt
The Holy Roman Empire
England
Ancient Rome
7
The book to teach people how to behave like a noble was called ___________.
The Courtier
The Prince
The Miserables
The Decameron
8
Much of the knowledge of the world was concentrated at ____________________.
Florence
Constantinople
Rome
London
9
When people read about people who live inside the map of their area, it is called ___________.
A kingdom
An imagined community
A fief
A realm
10
The Catholic Church ruled a city called _______________.
The Catholic States
The Pope’s Domain
God’s City
The Papal States
11
People with knowledge of the classics moved to tome because of ___________________.
The Viking raids in Kyiv
The Crusades
The invasions by Saladin
The Ottoman attacks on Constantinople
12
The powerful queen who ruled during Shakespeare was _________________.
Victoria
Elizabeth I
Elizabeth II
Mary III
13
Renaissance artists wanted to copy ___________________________.
Byzantine art
Greco-Roman Art
Visigothic Art
Islamic Art
14
A humanist thinker was _______________.
Desiderius Erasmus
Pieter Brueger
Hans Holbein
Thomas More
15
Italy was governed as _____________________.
The New Roman Empire
The Papal States
Small city states
The Holy Roman Empire
16
The 3/4 Angle was used by ___________________ to make realistic portraits.
Hans Holbein
Albrecht Durer
Jan van Eyck
Donatello
17
The population of Europe started to grow because ___________________.
People came from other areas
The food was better
The church told people to have more babies
The plague was over
18
The two families of Florence with the greatest power were the ____________________.
Medici and Borgia
Machiavelli and Capulet
Capulet and Montegue
Milano and Verona
19
The buyers and seller are called ______________.
Crusaders
Nobles
Merchants
Bankers
20
Merchants built wealth and power because they ___________________.
Sold indulgences
Owned banks
Owned land
Owned churches
21
A famous painter of humanist scenes was _________________.
Pieter Brueger
Albrecht Durer
Hans Holbein
Jan van Eyck
22
Aside from books, the printing press also helped create _________________________.
Legal forms
Advertisements
Magazines
Modern nations
23
The Mona Lisa was painted by ______________________.
Michelangelo
DaVinci
Raphael
Donatello
24
Non-Religious works are called ________________.
Leisure
Sacred
Economic
Secular
25
Which war ended in 1493 to bring stability?
The Eighty Years War in Holland
The war between the Vikings and Muslims
The Hundred Years War between England and France
The 200 Years War between King Ferdinand off Spain and the Muslims
26
A painter who travelled to Italy in 1494 and brought humanism back:
Albrecht Durer
Jan van Eyck
Hans Holbein
Leonardo Da Vinci
27
There were few skilled workers because of ________________.
Low wages
Black Plague
The men leaving during the crusades
the destruction and killing by the Vandals
28
This is an example of the Renaissance artistic technique of _________________.
Atmospheric Perspective
3/4 Perspective
Humanism
Linear Perspective
29
The focus on the individual from the Humanism of the Renaissance led to ___________
Democracy
The Inquisition
Protestantism
The Reformation
30
Shakespeare’s theater was called ________________
The Forum
The Great Earth
The Globe
The Palladium
31
Machiavelli wanted to teach rulers how to take power _____________________.
From the king
Away from the people
By any means possible
In an honest and just way
32
Italian art was in demand by ________________.
Italian traders
English nobles
Russian rulers
Northern kings
33
The Mona Lisa might have been ___________________.
The daughter of a Merchant
Leonardo’s mother
Jesus’s Mother
Leonardo in women’s clothing
34
This is an example of a Renaissance artistic style called ________________.
Humanism
Foreshortening
Perspective
Atmospheric Perspective
35
Machiavelli wrote a book called _________________.
Prince and the Revolution
The Princess Bride
The Ponce
The Prince
36
Machiavelli loved his city and felt he should ____________________ to make the city better.
Buy art
Raise an army
Support the pope
Support the Medici government
37
Paper was brought from China by the ____________________.
Umayyads
Fatimids
Abbasids
Almohads
38
According to Dante Alighieri, how many levels did Hell have?
3
10
16
9
39
The Italian Renaissance wanted to bring back _____________________
Charlemagne’s Empire
Byzantine Ideas
Gothic ideas
Greek and Roman ideas
40
The great English playwright who wrote in Elizabethan English:
Shakespeare
Byron
Wordsworth
Chaucer
41
Shakespeare was born in _______________________.
Edinburgh
Axbridge, Devonshire
Dublin
Stratford on Avon
42
Who exchanged letters with Michelangelo?
Pope Gregory
Martin Luther
Victoria Colonnade
Henry VIII
43
To show their power, the middle class ___________________.
Invested in land
Bought luxury items
Owned large farms
Tried to become nobles
44
_____________________ sculpted ‘David’.
Michelangelo
Raphael
Leonardo
Donatello
45
The availability of books increased the construction of ______________________
Castles
Printing presses
Libraries
Churches
46
The major patron of the arts in Rome was _________________.
The Vatican
The Medici Clan
The Borgia Clan
Louis XIV
47
The idea of Utopia came from _______________.
DaVinci
Erasmus
Thomas More
Pizan
48
During the Renaissance, wealth shifted from ___________ to ______________
Land / Merchants
Church / Kings
Kings / Nobles
Merchants / Clergy
49
The powerful shipping family of Florence:
The Medici
The Borgias
The Capulet
The Montegues
50
The Crusades created an exchange of information and seeking knowledge, called _____________________.
The Age of Exploration
The Reformation
The Age of Innocence
The Inquisition
51
The Italian city state of Legano defeated an invasion by _________________.
The Pope’s Army
The Medici Army
Frederic Barbarossa of Germany
The Ottoman Empire
52
Hans Holbein painted a famous picture of _________________.
Queen Elizabeth I
King Henry VIII
King Frederick
Oliver Cromwell
53
Ancient knowledge was translated by ________________.
The Mycenae
The Latins
The Minoans
The Jews
54
The practice of questioning everything like the Greeks did is called __________________.
Humanism
Skepticism
Protestantism
Secularism
55
Printing books gave kings power because printing _______________________.
Had power over the libraries
Took power from the church
Had power over the people
Had power over the emperor
56
In Renaissance Art this is an example of the technique called __________________.
Atmospheric Perspective
Linear Perspective
Foreshortening
Humanism
57
Common language is called ____________________.
Vernacular
Latin
Esperanto
English
58
The Age of Exploration saw European states exploring the world looking for ______________.
Gold and silver
Unknown people
Dragons
Goods to sell
59
What helped bring a period of peace in Europe
The War of the Roses
The Eighty Years War ended
The English Civil War
The Hundred Years War ended
60
The Byzantine idea of the perfect human form came from _________________.
The Greeks
Christianity
Rome
Germany
61
Elizabeth I sent ___________________ to circumvent the world with a 100ft. clipper.
Francis Drake
Thomas More
William Shakespeare
Oliver Cromwell
62
Besides Michelangelo, who else sculpted a ‘David’?
Botticelli
Caravaggio
Donatello
DaVinci
63
Flanders became an important city for the ______________ trade.
Dye and Cloth
Tools
Metals
Leather and armor
64
Milan became the center of the _______________ industry.
Trade
Clothing
Shipping
Banking
65
Translations of Greek texts were made by ______________ in Spain.
Romani
Priests
Jews
Missionaries
66
The printing press helped lead to __________________.
The Protestant ethic
Modern nation states
The power of the Catholic Church
Socialism
67
The exchange of information was sparked by _________________>
The English Civil War
The Norther Exhibition
The Crusades
The reformation
68
What is not a skill for a Renaissance Man?
Poetry
Sword play
Music
Farming
69
____________________ wrote a book about a trip to Hell.
Medici
Erasmus
Dante
Virgil
70
A female painter during the Renaissance was _____________________.
Sofonisba Angiossola
Marie Curie
Christine de Pizan
Marie Antoinette
71
The Renaissance economy was changed by a growing ____________________.
Middle class
Peasant class
Ruling class
Noble class
72
The word “Renaissance” means ____________________.
Regrow
Reveal
Renew
Rebirth
73
The interest and concern with people’s lives is called ______________________.
Humanism
Communism
Spiritualism
Euphemism
74
The imaginary lines in a painting that create depth are ________________ lines.
Horizontal
Perspective
Axial
Vertical
75
In Renaissance art, this is an example of _____________________.
Linear Perspective
Three Quarter Angle
Atmospheric Perspective
Foreshortening
76
Ancient works that were saved were the writings of ____________
Plato and Aristotle
Canterbury Tales
The Bible
Utopia
77
Realism in art was NOT achieved through ___________________.
Linear Perspective
Cubism
Atmospheric Perspective
Foreshortening
78
The style of Renaissance architecture to copy classical styles is called ___________________.
Neo-Classical
Greco-Roman
Palladian
Romanesque
79
A rising merchant class spent money on _________________.
Religion
Art
Land
Larger families
80
The inventor of the printing press was _______________.
William Shakespeare
Johann Gutenberg
Steve Gutenberg
Jethro Tull