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AP European History Review: The Renaissance
AP European History Review: The Renaissance
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McKay et al, "A History of Western Society" Chapter 12 and 13, review
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1
Who is denoted as the "Father of Humanism?"
Vasari
Machiavelli
Erasmus
Petrarch
2
Which group of people revolted due to events leading to the Crisis of the Middle Ages?
Peasants
Clergy
Nobles
Kings
3
Italian Renaissance Art is known for all of the following except...
Detailed Backgrounds
Perspective
Classic Themes
Vivid Colors
4
Which was not a reason leading to the "Crisis of the Later Middle Ages?
War
Disease
Church reorganization
Climate Change
5
As often cited, The 100 Years' War started because of the death of______________?
Edward III
Charles IV
Henry II
Louis XI
6
Which is not a reason why the Renaissance started in Italy?
Location of Ports
Strong Italian Government
Merchant Class
Fall of Constantinople
7
The Spanish Inquisition primarily focused on riding Spain of whom?
Jews and Moors
Moors and French
Jews and French
Catholics
8
Which monarch/s is not associated with the term "New Monarchs"
Charles V (Holy Roman Emperor)
Henry VII (England)
Ferdinand and Isabella (Spain)
Louis XI (France)
9
Castiglione's "The Courtier" (1528) identified characteristics for which of these concepts.
Art Perspective
Individualism
Renaissance Man
Humanism
10
Who was a "Flagellant?"
Venetian Merchant Guild Members
Holy Roman Empire Nobles
Christians with religious fervor
French Aristocrats
11
Johan Gutenburg, a metal-smith from Germany, invented what?
Oil Paints
Movable Type
Il Duomo's Dome
The Rifle
12
In order for an artist to gain recognition, he needed what?
A Patron
Permission from the church
A model
An education
13
Which group partook in "Fur Collar Crimes?"
Peasants
Knights
Merchants
Clergy
14
A Time in Church History when there were two... and even three Popes (1378-1394).
Papal Primacy
Babylonian Captivity
The Great Schism
Rome Reconstruction
15
A time in Church history when the papacy moved to Avignon, France (1309-1376).
The Great Schism
French Relocation
Babylonian Captivity
Papal Primacy