What was the goal of the Renaissance?

both revive the elnightenment of greece and the glory of rome

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1
What was necessary for the renaissance to happen?
the support of the catholic church
violent conflict
Money
most people being well educated
2
Who do historians argue is the most influential person ever?
Muhammad
Plato
Dante
Gutenberg
3
Who is credited with inventing the 14 line sonnet?
Petrarch
Dante
Socrates
Boccacio
4
Who said that a prince should "do good when they can, but do evil when necessary"?
Dante
Shakespeare
Machiaveli
Boccacio
5
Where did the Renaissance start?
France
Italy
Spain
England
6
What dominated education before the Renaissance
The Humanities
Religion
Science
Math
7
Who believed in the union of science and art?
Michaelangelo
Rafael
Da Vinci
Donatello
8
What was the goal of the Renaissance?
bring down the catholic church
both revive the elnightenment of greece and the glory of rome
Revive the enlightenment of ancient Greece
revive the glory of ancient Rome
9
Who translated old pagan texts, loosening the Grip of the Catholic church?
Michaelangelo
Petrarch
Boccaccio
Cosimo de'Medici
10
Who believed education was the key to the ideal state?
Euripides
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
11
What contribution did Masaccio make to art work
More religious imagery
New brush stroke techniques
3D perspective to painting
Better chiseling to sculpting
12
In what way was Renaissance art impactful?
Showed non-christian ideas
New art work techniques
Positive view of Humanity
All of the above
13
Through what modes was the reniassnce accomplished?
Art
Literature
All of the above
Architecture
14
Why were the dark ages "dark"?
Because of witchcraft
Because there was no electricty
because it sounds cool
because of a lack of education
15
Who was the first to help make Italian a more academic language?
Da Vinci
Petrarch
Boccaccio
Dante
16
What does the word "renaissance" mean?
Progress
Revival
Reformation
Roman
17
What is a source made by someone who did not personally experience an event?
A secondary source
A tertiary source
A primary source
A lesser source

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Mid-Unit Review

17 termsStudBud Administration109 plays

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Questions 17

Answers

1
What was necessary for the renaissance to happen?
the support of the catholic church
violent conflict
Money
most people being well educated
2
Who do historians argue is the most influential person ever?
Muhammad
Plato
Dante
Gutenberg
3
Who is credited with inventing the 14 line sonnet?
Petrarch
Dante
Socrates
Boccacio
4
Who said that a prince should "do good when they can, but do evil when necessary"?
Dante
Shakespeare
Machiaveli
Boccacio
5
Where did the Renaissance start?
France
Italy
Spain
England
6
What dominated education before the Renaissance
The Humanities
Religion
Science
Math
7
Who believed in the union of science and art?
Michaelangelo
Rafael
Da Vinci
Donatello
8
What was the goal of the Renaissance?
bring down the catholic church
both revive the elnightenment of greece and the glory of rome
Revive the enlightenment of ancient Greece
revive the glory of ancient Rome
9
Who translated old pagan texts, loosening the Grip of the Catholic church?
Michaelangelo
Petrarch
Boccaccio
Cosimo de'Medici
10
Who believed education was the key to the ideal state?
Euripides
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
11
What contribution did Masaccio make to art work
More religious imagery
New brush stroke techniques
3D perspective to painting
Better chiseling to sculpting
12
In what way was Renaissance art impactful?
Showed non-christian ideas
New art work techniques
Positive view of Humanity
All of the above
13
Through what modes was the reniassnce accomplished?
Art
Literature
All of the above
Architecture
14
Why were the dark ages "dark"?
Because of witchcraft
Because there was no electricty
because it sounds cool
because of a lack of education
15
Who was the first to help make Italian a more academic language?
Da Vinci
Petrarch
Boccaccio
Dante
16
What does the word "renaissance" mean?
Progress
Revival
Reformation
Roman
17
What is a source made by someone who did not personally experience an event?
A secondary source
A tertiary source
A primary source
A lesser source