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AP Euro Unit 1: Renaissance Italy
AP Euro Unit 1: Renaissance Italy
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Italian Renaissance Review for AP Euro
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Ancient, foundational works in literature, philosophy, and science, shaping culture and thought
Classical Texts
Novels
Church Doctrines
Holy Scripts
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The 3 major trade centers of the Renaissance
Florence, Venice, Genoa
Milan, Florence, Venice
Venice, Naples, Verona
Pisa, Rome, Florence
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Emphasized worldly concerns, focusing on human experience, art, and reason over religious matters
Humanism
Scientific Views
Political Views
Secularism
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Who painted this?
Botticelli
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
Donatello
5
Consisted of wealthy merchants and bankers who funded art, culture, and politics
The Knights
Kings
Peasants
Urban Rich Class
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Which artist constructed this?
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
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Involves observation, experimentation, and hypothesis testing
The Scientific Method
The Secular Method
The Enlightened Method
The Observation Method
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Which of these is considered the birthplace of the Renaissance
Milan
Ferrara
Rome
Florence
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Emphasized the study of classical texts, focusing on human potential, reason, and individualism
Individualism
Schism
Humanism
Socialism
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Who painted this?
DA VINCI!!!
Da Vinci?!
Da Vinci?
FINALLY! DA VINCI!!!
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Who was this?
Cosimo de' Medici
Lorenzo the Elder
Piero de' Medici
Giuliano de' Medici
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Shifted towards observation, experimentation, and challenging traditional beliefs
Scientific Views
Enlightenment Ideals
Secular Views
Religious Views
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What was the impact of the Sack of Rome, 1527?
The effects contributed to the ending of the Renaissance
Guaranteed Spanish supremacy in Italy
Strengthened Italy's power
Kick-started the Enlightenment
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What book did Dante write?
The Divine Comedy
The Amazing Tragedy
The Humorous Journey
The Mystical Book
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A well-rounded individual skilled in multiple fields, embodying the ideal of human potential and knowledge
Humanist
Scholar
DA VINCI
Renaissance Man
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Who was this?
Francesca
Bellini
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
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Who was this?
Anguissola
Bellini
Fontana
Francesca
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Refers to the management of relations between countries through negotiations, treaties, and alliances
Debate
Diplomacy
Necromacy
Conversation
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A key Renaissance city, was a kingdom in southern Italy, known for its monarchy and cultural influences
Barcelona
Naples
Tyrol
Avigon
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Which city-state was Venice's primary rival during the Renaissance?
Genoa
Milan
Florence
Verona
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What was Castiglione's "The Courtier" about?
Gave advice on courtship during the era
Defines ideal courtly behavior and virtues
Taught readers how to be the ideal ruler
Defined what it meant to be a good christian
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What did the Renaissance Court emphasize?
Grace
Knowledge
Loyalty
Service
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A 1478 conspiracy to overthrow the Medici family, resulting in the murder of Lorenzo de' Medici's brother.
The Medici Plot
The Pazzi Plot
The Florence Plot
The Borgia Plot
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Who painted this?
Botticelli
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
Bellini
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Who was this?
Lorenzo de' Medici
Cosimo de' Medici
Giovanni de' Medici
Lorenzo the Elder
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Who is this?
Bellini
DANTE?!
Petrach again?
Da Vinci
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What was Cosimo de' Medici's significance?
Made the Medici family poor
Last member of the Medici Family
Pivotal in founding the Medici family's power and patronage.
Established the Medici's as the de facto rulers of Venice
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Who painted this?
Raphael
Francesca
Caravaggio
Donatello
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Who was this?
Raphael
Brunelleschi
Botticelli
Francesca
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Why was "The Prince" important?
"The Prince" gave important advice on diplomacy
"The Prince" told rulers to be tyrannical dictators because they could
"The Prince" encouraged rulers to be kind and put their people first
"The Prince" advised rulers to prioritize pragmatism and power over morals.
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A key city in the Renaissance, was a cultural hub known for art, wealth, and political influence
Florence
London
Munich
Paris
32
Which of these was a powerful maritime republic?
Verona
Bologna
Venice
Florence
33
Was a powerful Renaissance dynasty, known for banking, patronage of the arts, and political influence in Florence
Umm....
Hapsburgs?
THE MEDICI
The Borgias?
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Focused on realistic depictions of the human form and nature, emphasizing observation and accuracy
Humanism
Naturalism
Secularism
Individualism
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Who sculpted this?
Donatello
Michelangelo
Brunelleschi
Bellini
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A powerful Renaissance city-state, was known for its wealth, art, and military strength under the Sforza family
Milan
Lisbon
Athens
Lyon
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Refers to debates questioning the Church's authority, doctrines, and influence
Reformation
Great Schism
Constantine Doctrine
Catholic Church Legitimacy Challenge
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Independent, self-governing cities that control surrounding territory, functioning as sovereign states
Empires
City-States
Capitals
Kingdoms
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What book did Machiavelli write?
The Prince
Romeo and Juliet
The King
Hamlet
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Who is considered the father of humanism?
*cough*
Dante?!
DA VINCI
Petrarch
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A key Renaissance city, was a cultural and artistic center, ruled by the influential Montefeltro family
Venice
Pisa
Urbino
Verona
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What was Galileo's significance?
Galileo's discoveries and support for heliocentrism revolutionized science
Galileo disproved the heliocentric model, in favor of the geocentric
Galileo reaffirmed the Church Doctrine
Galileo's research contributed to medical advancements, creating hospitals
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Who was this?
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
Botticelli
Donatello
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Was a wealthy trade center known for its art, commerce, and political independence
Oslo
Madrid
Porto
Venice
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Who was this?
Cosimo de' Medici
Lorenzo the Elder
Lorenzo de' Medici
Giuliano de' Medici
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Who was responsible for The Pazzi Plot?
DA VINCI?
The Pazzi Family and Pope Sixtus IV
The Sfroza Family and the Duke of Urbino
Rival Medici family members
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How did the Papal Schism impact Renaissance culture?
Strengthened the church, creating a return to religious world views
Weakened Humanism, bringing about the rise of Absolutism
None of the above
Weakened the Church, boosting secular power and humanism.
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Who painted this?
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
Brunelleschi
Raphael
49
What did the treaty of Lodi do?
Failed to bring peace to the Italian city-states
Brought conflict between Florence and the Holy Roman Empire
Ended hostilities, ensuring peace between the Italian city-states and Spain
Ended hostilities, ensuring peace among Italian city-states
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How did the Medici accumulate their wealth?
Woodworking
Banking
Painting
Building
