Humanism 15-18

Question 1

They believed that being a responsible citizen meant educating yourself about history and political issues

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Civic Humanism

Question 2

Many humanists were dedicated teachers who ran their own schools, and encouraged questions & curiosity

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Humanist Education

Question 3

Greek philosopher Cicero believed that public service was the duty of everyone in society was very influential.

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Civic Humanism

Question 4

Mostly religious imagery, Catholic representations used in Churches.

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Medieval Art

Question 5

___ preserved the knowledge of ___, and further developed it.

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Islamic civilizations ..Classical civilizations

Question 6

Humanism sought out ways to discover the ____ of people as individuals.

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full potential

Question 7

which one is NOT the main Humanist values

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Human beings should limit the use of the power of reason

Question 8

They generally did not even sign their work.

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Sculptures

Question 9

Most art focused on portraying anatomy, people, and nature.

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Renaissance Art

Question 10

People were gaining _____, and the means to develop their own education, skills, careers, and passions.

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independence

Question 11

which one is NOT the main Humanist values

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It is not important for a person to be curious

Question 12

from all over Europe travelled to Rome to see historical buildings.

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Architecture

Question 13

Despite its bad reputation, much of this art was still quite lovely

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Medieval Art

Question 14

Humanist ideals spread mostly among the wealthy merchants and ____.

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business class

Question 15

participating in democracy considered a duty to their community.

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Civic Humanism

Question 16

People who paid artists to produce works, played an important role in promoting the arts during the Renaissance.

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Patrons

Question 17

They used a variety of geometric shapes to develop complex designs, symmetry, vividly painted interiors and ceilings.

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Architecture

Question 18

People who paid artists to produce works, played an important role in promoting the arts during this period.

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Renaissance Art

Question 19

They were inspired by classical civilizations.

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Architecture

Question 20

In Ancient Greece, participating in democracy was considered a right (for all men of age)

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Civic Humanism

Question 21

They raised the status of their profession from skilled labourers to artists.

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Architecture

Question 22

in the Middle Ages, they were seen as craftspeople rather than artists.

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Sculptures

Question 23

The humanist movement _____ the progress of people gaining independence.

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encouraged

Question 24

“educating the whole child”

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Humanist Education

Question 25

Artists became interested in portraying the beauty of the human body and the natural world.

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Renaissance Art

Question 26

Michelangelo became internationally famous celebrities.

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Sculptures

Question 27

had unique artistry, and depicted stories

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Medieval Art

Question 28

Beginning in the Italian City States. Humanists focused on ______.

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individuality

Question 29

The Mona Lisa is one of the most famous of this era paintings in the world.

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Renaissance Art

Question 30

Humanists looked back to the ancient classical civilizations of Greece and Rome.

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True

Question 31

Many humanists were dedicated teachers who ran their own schools, and encouraged questions & curiosity

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Humanist Education

Question 32

Some of the common features included Pillars/Columns, Domes and Arches

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Architecture

Question 33

They believed that being a responsible citizen meant working to improve society.

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Civic Humanism

Question 34

Humanism is a cultural movement which occurred during the ___

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Renaissance

Question 35

The role of the artist changed dramatically during the Renaissance.

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Sculptures

Question 36

Known for duller colours/tones, and inaccurate proportions for anatomy, due to a lack of common knowledge and resources.

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Medieval Art

Question 37

They were part of the construction team for cathedrals, carving figures and other decorations that told biblical stories

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Sculptures

Question 38

Most artists were hired by the church.

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Medieval Art

Question 39

scholars studied ____writings and art, and applied classical ideas in their own lives and work.

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Greek and Roman

Question 40

One most important way that the humanists influenced Renaissance society was in the emphasis they put on education.

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Humanist Education

Question 41

They believed that it was important to train young people’s characters and bodies as well as their minds

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Humanist Education

Question 42

Realism and detailed accuracy were valued. While religious imagery was still popular, it was not the only inspiration.

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Renaissance Art

Question 43

Artistic genius raised the status of artists.

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Sculptures

Question 44

They were hired by patrons to develop work both publicly and privately.

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Sculptures

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