How does Shakespeare's play, Julius Caesar, reflect central literary themes common throughout the Renaissance?

It explores universal human themes &portrays classical figures and subjects

Analyze the geographic locations of the Italian city-states. What role did trade play in the Renaissance?

wealth from trade fueled the Renaissance

How does this engraving by the German artist Albrecht Dürer expand upon the work done by Italian Renaissance artists?

It blends anatomical realism with religious themes.

Which statement belongs in the final box?

Religious conflict spreads across E, bringing an era of change and upheaval

Summarize the main idea of the quotation.

The arts, education, and spirituality make us human.

What trait of the Ren does the reflect?“To [man] it is granted to have whatever he chooses, to be whatever he wills"

a spirit of adventure and curiosity

What valid conclusion that can be drawn from the data in the table?

An unprecedented spread of information helped the Reformation grow.

Which Protestant teaching addresses the main idea of the passage?

Churches should be simple and plain rather than ornate and grand.

What traits did Machiavelli think a ruler should have?

A successful ruler must be observant and practical, not idealistic.

In what way does this passage and quotation describe a political effect of humanism?

It is a demand that biblical teachings be made widely accessible to the ppl

How does the quotation connect to the Ren principle of humanism?“Walk forwards in the radiance of the past.”—Petrarch

Humanity progresses by building upon past knowledge.

Which characteristics belong in the Protestantism portion of the diagram?

priests can marry, bible printed in the vernacular, no papal authority

What prompted Martin Luther to take the actions described in the quotation?

Luther's rejection of papal authority and his refusal to recant

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1
The US Capitol dome was inspired by the dome of the Pantheon Which Ren architect was also inspired by the Pantheon
Filippo Brunelleschi
Donatello
Leon Alberti
Michelangelo
2
How does Shakespeare's play, Julius Caesar, reflect central literary themes common throughout the Renaissance?
It explores universal human themes &portrays classical figures and subjects
It advocates for political and religious reform through the use of realism.
It analyzes the politics of achieving political power in empires.
It honors the scholarly achievements &cultural glory of a utopian society
3
Analyze the map. Which region was the most religiously divided?
Poland and Italy
Norway and Sweden
England and France
Holy Roman Empire
4
Analyze the geographic locations of the Italian city-states. What role did trade play in the Renaissance?
wealth from trade unified Renaissance Italy
wealth from trade fueled the Renaissance
trade spread the Renaissance to the Muslim world
wealth from trade led to higher prices for Renaissance art
5
How does this engraving by the German artist Albrecht Dürer expand upon the work done by Italian Renaissance artists?
It blends anatomical realism with religious themes.
It applies new subject matter in the new medium of engraving.
It explores and honors heroic classical figures.
It advocates for religious reform by depicting religious upheaval.
6
Who is credited w/establishing the basic principles of physics, including natural laws that govern gravity &motion?
Robert Boyle
Isaac Newton
Francis Bacon
René Descartes
7
Which Renaissance artistic techniques are featured in this painting by Leonardo da Vinci?
cubism and expressionism
perspective and realism
stylized lighting and flat human forms
harmony and naturalism
8
Which statement belongs in the final box?
Christian unity collapses brings a new political order thats / between E&W
Religious conflict spreads across E, bringing an era of change and upheaval
Individual liberties are threatened as N euro societies moveinto Protestant
9
Summarize the main idea of the quotation.
Religious faith and commitment to classical ideals of learning will save us
Political, cultural, religious, &social reforms are needed 2attain paradise
The arts, education, and spirituality make us human.
Humans already occupy paradise, so attempts to improve our lives no need.
10
What trait of the Ren does the reflect?“To [man] it is granted to have whatever he chooses, to be whatever he wills"
patronage
religious faith
perspective
a spirit of adventure and curiosity
11
What valid conclusion that can be drawn from the data in the table?
Europeans were less religious bc most of the new books had humanist ideals.
Europeans became more religious because most of the new books were bibles.
An unprecedented spread of information helped the Reformation grow.
The Renaissance could not have happened without Gutenberg’s invention.
12
Which Protestant teaching addresses the main idea of the passage?
Churches must not follow theological orders from the Pope.
Churches should be simple and plain rather than ornate and grand.
Churches should simplify the mass and suspend confession.
Churches should abandon worship of saints and ban pilgrimages to holy sites
13
Who brought stability after the turmoil that became the Church of England?
Pope Leo X
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth
14
Which idea differentiates the Protestant doctrines of Calvinism and Lutheranism?
rejection of papal rule
belief in predestination
belief in purgatory
rejection of saints, indulgences
15
What traits did Machiavelli think a ruler should have?
A successful ruler must be idealistic to overcome his opponents.
A successful ruler must consult his teachers to make decisions.
A successful ruler knows that his enemies will defer to him.
A successful ruler must be observant and practical, not idealistic.
16
In what way does this passage and quotation describe a political effect of humanism?
It is a demand for the established Church to recommit to classical teachin.
It is a call for Church reform so ppl can be more intellectually empowered.
It is a threat to break from the Church unless demands for change are met.
It is a demand that biblical teachings be made widely accessible to the ppl
17
How does the quotation connect to the Ren principle of humanism?“Walk forwards in the radiance of the past.”—Petrarch
Humanity has already gained all knowledge and must return to it.
Humanity must abandon the limited thinking of ancient cultures.
Humanity progresses by building upon past knowledge.
Humanity draws comfort from the achievements of past thinkers.
18
What radical new perspective did Copernicus’ drawing of the universe reveal?
a lunar perspective
a hypothetical perspective
a geocentric perspective
a heliocentric perspective
19
Which characteristics belong in the Protestantism portion of the diagram?
confession, prayers to saints, allegiance to Rome
prayers to the saints, emphasis on sermon, lavish churches
priests can marry, bible printed in the vernacular, no papal authority
pilgrimages, supreme rule of Pope, excommunication
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What prompted Martin Luther to take the actions described in the quotation?
the excommunication of Luther by Pope Leo X
Luther's rejection of papal authority and his refusal to recant
the distribution of the provocative 95 Theses
the spread of the printed bible in the vernacular

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