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Duplicate of Chapter 29 - Florence: The Cradle of the Renaissance
Duplicate of Chapter 29 - Florence: The Cradle of the Renaissance
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In __, _____ finished building a dome that would not collapse on Duomo di Santa Maria del Fiore
1379; Cosimo de medici
1436; Brunelleschi
1492; Brunoleski
1502; Leonardo da Vinci
2
___ leads the reader of
The Divine Comedy
to ___.
Patrick; heaven
Tommy; mortal world
Samuel; hell
Beatrice; heaven
3
How did Renaissance art differ from Medieval art?
Ren art was centered around food
Renaissance art was more real
the use of perspective created the illusion of depth
way God was painted
4
Secular means...
a level of the Catholic Church
not religious
an architectural construct
a painting by da Vinci
5
The work of the Florentine Dante could be described as humanist because
focuses on heaven vs hell
focuses on the afterlife
no one knows
focuses on individual experience and emotions
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Michelangelo's David is humanist art because
it focuses on the battle itself
it's religious in theme
it focuses on the emotions of an individual
it's about one man's struggle to rule the world
7
The Medicis primarily got their wealth from
banking
glass blowing
production of weapons
making wool
8
The Medicis are best described as...
Traders (of sorts)
Rulers (of states)
Patriots (of Florence)
Patrons (of the arts)
9
Leonardo da Vinci was the first person to....
dissect the human eye
study the heart and it's purpose
draw maps from bird's eye view
question the effectiveness bleeding diseases out
10
The shift to a money economy created this industry in Florence...
republics
Medici
banking
art
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Why was Florence called the "cradle of the Renaissance?"
it was home to some of the greatest artists and thinkers
many inventions were made there such as movable tpe
it was located just north of the center of Italy
it helped spread the Renaissance to other countries
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Florence's ruling family, the ____, lived in the _____.
Bottichello; Palazzo Vecchio
Medicis; Palazzo Vecchio
Medicis; Palazzo Medici
Borgias; Palazzo de la Pope
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This is the most famous sculpture by Michelangelo
Duomo
Kylo-Ren
David
Goliath
14
People from Europe go to the Mercato Nuovo to trade their coins for ____. Why?
Florins; Florence was the banking center of Europe
Flour; because Italy was gaining power and was taking over
Spices; Italy received high quality spices from Asia
Shillings; They wanted to move to Florence to learn
15
How were public spaces designed in response to Humanist ideals?
many public areas offered classes relating to humanism
They weren't affected at all...
the ideas of humanism was put on the wall for people to see
buildings were designed so citizens could interact
16
What was the effect of Florentine writers writing in Italian?
it broadened the audience
it made for better reading
it spread more ideas to Arabia
encouragement from the church
17
Florence was located on the _____ River, which led to increased trade and ________
Arno, trade
Tigris, river tours
Tiber, river trash
Arno, fishing
18
What is Purgatory?
place between the mortal world and heaven
A place between heaven and hell
history class
place between the mortals and hell
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Machiavelli would advise a ruler to...
do what is moral
go to war
do what is in your best interest
think about the majority
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In addition to banking, Florence was the center of...
banking only
art
architecture
woolen (cloth) industry
