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Chp 3: The Humanist Approach
Chp 3: The Humanist Approach
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Chapter 3 Review questions from Worldviews: Contact and Change by Pearson Education.
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1
What is the best example of how the Medici demonstrated the ideals of civic humanism?
donation of library
accumulation of wealth
elimination of political enemies
preservation of arts
2
Which famous sculptor encouraged people to break free from corruption and political power?
Leonardo
Brunelleschi
Da Vinci
Michaelangelo
3
This humanist scholar referred to the medieval times as a "dark age", preferring past glory.
Petrarch
Cicero
Aristotle
Erasmus
4
Which of the following was an achievement of the Roman civilization?
Founding the Olympic Games
Forming participatory government
Creation of the legal code
Development of the jury system
5
Civic humanists strongly believed in:
educating yourself about history
fighting for equality
working to improve society
seeking independance and wealth
6
People who supported the arts and paid artists to produce works were known as _______________.
patrons
sponsors
royalty
humanists
7
What is the term used to describe the language that people of a specific area speak?
speech
dialect
vernacular
native
8
The masterful architecture of the Church of San Lorenzo was well known for what features?
high archways
dome shaped appearance
supportive pillars
stained glass windows
9
In what part of Europe did the new way of humanist thinking begin?
Northern Africa
Greece
Northern Italy
England
10
According to the stories, which artist started the practice of "signing" their artwork?
Da Vinci
Michaelangelo
Botticelli
Bellini
11
Which of the following Renaissance men edited a new Greek version of the New Testament?
Cicero
Erasmus
Petrarch
Botticelli
12
True or False: Sculptors improved status to artist during the Renaissance.
True
False
13
Humanist paintings began to focus on on what human interests?
beauty
wealth
religion
human excellence
14
True or False: Astrology is the study of stars and physics.
False
True
15
Humanists believed:
achievement through learning
discipline and obedience
openness and questioning
seeking truth
16
Renaissance humanists can best be described as:
urban radicals fighting for equality
nobles with great influence and power
merchants aspiring to become social elite
intellectual leaders of communities
17
What was one of the most important ways humanists influenced Renaissance society?
rhetoric
education
artwork
politics
18
In the Renaissance there was less emphasis on which aspect of society?
Religion
History
Society
Politics
19
Which of the following civilizations form what is known as Classical civilizations?
Italian
Middle Eastern
Roman
Greek
20
Which of the following styles did Renaissance artists not use to create naturalism?
light and shadow
elegance
texture and pattern
petroglyphs