What was the Medici family famous for during the Italian Renaissance?

for being bankers and patrons of the arts

Chateau de Versaille was built for what?

To be a symbol of French Absolute Monarchist

Why was the term “Renaissance Man” used to describe Leonardo da Vinci?

he had great knowledge in many different subject areas

What was the main reason for Henry VIII’s split from the Roman CatholicChurch?

his desire to divorce Catherine of Aragon

In what ways was the culture during the Middle Ages different during the Renaissance?

The Renaissance was a re-birth of learning

What was Martin Luther’s main criticism of the Roman Catholic Church?

the practice of the sale of indulgences

How did Italy’s location help it become the birthplace of the Renaissance?

Italy had access to Roman ruins and ancient manuscripts

How did the arrival of Protestantism in England cause turmoil in that country?

Many wars were fought between Catholics and Protestants

What is the Church (Basilica) of San Lorenzo?

An ancient church that was adopted by the Medici as their church.

Which statement best describes humanism?

people are limitless in what they can accomplish

civil & religious court judged any citizen accused of Heresy often harshly

According to Galileo gravity _______

affects all objects equally regardless of mass

Which phrase best describes the advice given by Machiavelli?

it is better to be feared than loved

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1
What invention was invented by Johannes Gutenberg and spread the ideas of the Renaissance?
the astrolabe
the compass
the Iphone
printing press
2
What was the Medici family famous for during the Italian Renaissance?
for being writers
for being religious reformers
for being artists
for being bankers and patrons of the arts
3
What building is this?
Piazza San Marco
Burghly House
Ponte Veccio
Palazzo Medici
4
What building is this?
Chateau de chambord
Florence Cathedral
Uffizi Gallery
Basillica di san lorenzo
5
What building is this?
Palace of Charles V
El Escorial
Schloss Jonnasburg
Fredriksborg Castle
6
Where did the Renaissance begin?
England
Italian city-states
France
Spain
7
Chateau de Versaille was built for what?
To be a symbol of French Absolute Monarchist
To be a hotel
To be a symbol of British Absolute Monarchist
To host parties
8
Renaissance art was different from the art of the Middle Ages because it focused on what?
the church
Roman emperors
Greek mythology
the world
9
Why was the term “Renaissance Man” used to describe Leonardo da Vinci?
he had great knowledge in many different subject areas
he was born during the Renaissance
he strongly criticized the Renaissance’s ideas
) he was known as the father of Humanism
10
What was Michealangelo's most important artwork?
David (marble sculpture)
Alexander's school
Donatello the great
Michealangelo (turtle)
11
What was the main reason for Henry VIII’s split from the Roman CatholicChurch?
his religious beliefs
his desire to divorce Catherine of Aragon
his unwillingness to pay church taxes
his desire for a male heir
12
This is a picture of?
Chateau de Chambord
Frederiksborg Castle
Buckingham Palace
Burghley House
13
What is this?
Ponte Vecchio
Louvre
El Escorial
Piazza San Marco
14
This is a picture of
Louvre
Florence Cathedral
Buckingham Palace
El Escorial
15
What is Aschaffenburg known for?
Schloss Johannes
Schloss Jakobsburg
Schloss Johannisburg
Schloss Johannesburg
16
By using pictures like this what advances did Renaissance scholars hope to make?
improved art using perspective
improved theological understanding
improved medical practices
improved colleges and universities
17
What building is this?
Florence Cathedral
Sistine Chapel
San Giorgio's Monastery
Basilica Di San Lorenzo
18
Who declared himself the head of the English Church?
John Calvin
The Pope
Henry VIII
Martin Luther
19
Michealangelo is famous for painting the Fresco. Name the chapel it is painted in.
Medici chapel
Pazzi chapel
Stuartholme chapel
Sistine chapel
20
C'est le Chateau de Chambord?
False
True
21
In what ways was the culture during the Middle Ages different during the Renaissance?
During the Renaissance most people lived under feudalism
The Renaissance was a re-birth of learning
The Renaissance scholars saw the Pope as leader
The Renaissance focused on the Catholic Church's teachings
22
What is this building?
Louvre
Uffizi Gallery
Palace of Charles V
Versaille
23
What is happening to San Marco?
Its closed to the public
It can only be visited by boat
Its flooding
Its falling apart
24
The Louvre was originally a?
Palace
Government house
Museum
Hunting Lodge
25
____ was the first Protestant faith.
Zwinglism
Calvinism
Henryism
Lutheranism
26
Which work of art was Leonardo da Vinci responsible for?
ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Mona Lisa
The David
La Pieta
27
Galileo Galilei discovered what device that could magnify objects?
Mirror
Telescope
Telephone
Television
28
What was Martin Luther’s main criticism of the Roman Catholic Church?
the practice of infant baptism
the practice of the sale of indulgences
the practice of divorce within the Catholic church
the practice of Holy Communion
29
What did Johannes Kepler discover?
Elliptical orbits
Geocentric model
Heliocentric model
Gravity
30
began the Protestant Reformation in England
Martin Luther
Machiavelli
Henry VIII
Henry VII
31
What building is this?
Chateau de Chambord
Louvre
Palace of Charles V
El Escorial
32
How did Italy’s location help it become the birthplace of the Renaissance?
the Bubonic Plague had not reached the Southern tip of Europe
ideas could be spread easily by means of Italy’s navy
Italy was protected from the rest of Europe by the Alps
Italy had access to Roman ruins and ancient manuscripts
33
How did the arrival of Protestantism in England cause turmoil in that country?
Many wars were fought between Catholics and Protestants
There was a financial collapse when Henry VIII died
Knights and peasants fought against the King
There were a series of compromises over who would be King
34
Who painted the School of Athens?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Sandro Botticelli
Raphael Sanzio
35
What is located inside the Alhambra?
a church
Charles V palace
a military fortress and prison
A fortress
36
Who was the person that created this image in his overall study of the humanities?
Michaelangelo
Thomas Moore
Erasmus
Leonardo da Vinci
37
Which is the only sculpture that Michealangelo signed?
David
Our Lady of Sorrows
The Pieta
Moses
38
What is the Church (Basilica) of San Lorenzo?
The church that Michelangelo is buried in.
An ancient church that was adopted by the Medici as their church.
A palace for Italian kings
A benedict church
39
Which statement best describes humanism?
it is not important what you accomplish
everyone should focus on one thing that they can do well
love your church no matter what
people are limitless in what they can accomplish
40
Spanish Inquisition
A group that questioned others
civil & religious court judged any citizen accused of Heresy often harshly
The sudden change of Spain's culture and style in the 1800s
The British universal attempt to start speaking Spanish
41
According to Galileo gravity _______
is a movie with George Clooney
is universal
affects all objects equally regardless of mass
depends on 2 objects with mass and distance between them
42
Leonardo di Vinci
Painted the Mona Lisa
Monk who nailed the 95 Theses to church
Created way to print books quicker/cheaper
Painted the Sistine Chapel/Statue of David
43
Lorenzo de Medici commissioned the Palazzo de Medici
False
True
44
Who is Leonardo Di Vinci?
All of the above
An artist
A scientist
An inventor
45
Which work of art was Michelangelo responsible for?
La Pieta
Mona Lisa
Madonna in the Meadow
The Last Supper
46
The frederiksborg castle is now a ...?
palace
castle
park
museum
47
What other type of study done during the Renaissance does this picture portray?
Astronomy
Anatomy
Humanism
Literature
48
What building is this?
San Giorgio's monastery
El Escorial
Louvre
Chateau de Chambord
49
This is a picture of
San Giorgio Monastery
Florence Cathedral
Basilica de San Lorenzo
Palazzo Medici
50
What building is this?
Palazzo Medici
Buckingham palace
Uffizi Gallary
Versialle
51
Which phrase best describes the advice given by Machiavelli?
Rule with an iron hand in a velvet glove
do not give your subjects too many freedoms
reward hard work and patriotism
it is better to be feared than loved
52
The publication of Martin Luther’s Ninety-five Theses . . .
attacked the abuses in the sale of indulgences
all of the above
began the Catholic Reformation
was immediately seen as a threat by local businesses
53
What building is this?
San Giorgio Monastery
Palace of Charles V
St. Michael's Church
Palazzo Medici
54
What’s Ponte Vecchio?
A famous Italian meal
A tower
A shopping centre
A bridge
55
What is this?
El Escorial
Louvre
Ponte Vecchio
Piazza San Marco
56
At Buckingham Palace tourists like to see...
the president
the crown jewels.
the Changing of Guard.
a famous painting of William Shakespeare.
57
This is a picture of?
Fredrikborg Castle
Versaille
Schloss Jonnansburg
Burghly House
58
What project was difficult to finish on this cathedral?
The doors
The statues
The tower
The dome
59
When Martin Luther wrote his 95 Theses, what was he calling for?
reforms within the Protestant Church
Greater power to the Pope
Greater power to the people
reforms within the Catholic Church
60
What building is this?
Uffizi Gallery
Basillica of San Lorenzo
St. Michaels church
Buckingham Palace

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