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Introduction to Renaissance Art
Introduction to Renaissance Art
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What event brought Christian scholars to Europe along w/ their ancient Greek & Roman texts?
Fall of the Byzantine Empire
Invention of the Printing Press
Discovery of the New World
Protestant Reformation
2
Most of the famous artists from the Renaissance were _____________ .
Greek
Italian
English
French
3
The word “Renaissance” means _____________.
recovery
rebirth
rescue
replenish
4
Protestantism supported___________ .
confession through prayer (no priest)
mass said in vernacular
a married clergy
all the above
5
Education was greatly influenced by ___________ during the Renaissance.
Protestantism
Humanism
Mannerism
all the above
6
Who is NOT considered a Renaissance artist?
Raphael Sanzio
Michelangelo Buonnaroti
Giotto
Leonardo da Vinci
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Mannerism encouraged proper manners in the presence of others during the Renaissance.
FALSE
TRUE
8
How did Johannes Gutenberg change the world?
Made several sculptures
Discovered America
Invented the printing press
Built the first rocket
9
Common themes in Renaissance Art do NOT include ___________ .
religious figures
ancient Greece & Rome
historical accomplishments
landscapes
10
Columbus’ travels to the New World brought gold and silver to many European cathedrals.
FALSE
TRUE
11
Nicolaus Copernicus argued that the sun traveled around the planets because the earth is flat.
TRUE
FALSE
12
Renaissance Art consisted of _______________ .
portraits
sculptures
all the above
tapestries
13
________ encouraged everyone to be moral, responsible, and successful human beings.
Protestantism
all the above
Mannerism
Humanism
14
What caused the Protestant Reformation?
boredom
corruption in the Catholic Church
Nicolaus Copernicus
fall of the Byzantine Empire
15
The Renaissance began in modern-day ____________ .
France
Italy
England
Spain
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Cuisine and clothing during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance were quite similar.
TRUE
FALSE