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A wonderful trip through the Renaissance.
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This includes subjects such as English, social studies, art, and languages.
humanities
sciences
patrons
republics
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This ruler oversaw the discovery of a New World and the persecution of non-Catholics.
Isabella I
Medici Family
Machiavelli
Elizabeth I
3
This person sculpted an almost life-like figure of
David.
Donatello
Botticelli
DaVinci
Michelangelo
4
During the Renaissance, this "superpower" stretched to the North Sea.
Spain
Portugal
Holy Roman Empire
Papal States
5
This belief stated that all people have their own worth and dignity.
secular
individualism
informal
perspective
6
This word refers to non-religious things.
secular
humanism
patron
non-secular
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This family used its wealth and power to rule Florence.
The Sopranos
The Medici
The DaVincis
The Corliones
8
While visiting Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, Durer may have used all of these rivers EXCEPT the
Tiber
Thames
Elbe
Danube
9
Thanks to its proximity to the Adriatic Sea, this city-state became prosperous.
Milan
Florence
Venice
Rome
10
This person suggested how leaders should rule in his book
The Prince
.
Machiavelli
Cervantes
Shakespeare
Prince
11
Renaissance is a French word meaning...
rebirth
remove
redo
reboot
12
This artist created wood carvings and engravings of famous people.
Michelangelo
DaVinci
Durer
Titian
13
All are factors of Medieval art EXCEPT
non-secular theme
Shows perspective
Central figure is largest and stands out
Has no background
14
Powerful princes ruled over smaller territories within this empire during the Renaissance.
France
Spain
Papal States
Holy Roman Empire
15
This person sculpted the 17ft. statue of
David.
Botticelli
DaVinci
Donatello
Michelangelo
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A form of government in which the people have a say in who rules.
dictatorship
republic
monarchy
feudalism
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This market did NOT allow weapons or food in it.
Il Duomo
Mercato Nuovo
Piazza della Signoria
Mercato Vecchio
18
This author is famous for his comedy about knights and Spanish society.
Dante
Shakespeare
Cervantes
Machiavelli
19
This person is known as the father of humanism.
Machiavelli
Petrarch
Michelangelo
DaVinci
20
Lined with jewelry shops and goldsmiths, the Ponte Vecchio spans this river
Danube
Arno
Seine
Elbe
21
He designed a dome for
Il Duomo,
the famous cathedral in Florence.
Michelangelo
Brunelleschi
Machiavelli
DaVinci
22
A true Renaissance Man, he painted the
Mona Lisa
.
Splinter
DaVinci
Michelangelo
Donatello
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This city was known for its wool and banking trade.
Rome
Venice
Genoa
Florence
24
Thanks to this person's invention, literacy spread throughout Europe.
Dante
Machiavelli
Cervantes
Gutenberg
25
This person wrote about his journey into the afterlife and the people he visited there.
Shakespeare
Dante
Cervantes
Machiavelli
26
This city was known for its shipbuilding and trade.
Venice
Milan
Florence
Genoa
27
A wealthy individual who supported the art, artists, and architecture.
republic
humanist
serf
patron
28
All are factors in Renaissance art EXCEPT
Has bold gold background
Shows effect of light and shading
Subjects are nude or dressed
Can be secular and non-secular
29
This "portrait" artist was the court painter of Venice and the Holy Roman Empire.
Botticelli
Durer
Michelangelo
Titian
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Exploration and supporting the arts were two of this ruler's greatest achievements.
Medici
Machiavelli
Elizabeth I
Isabella I
31
These small, independent territories prospered and made up most of Renaissance Italy.
patrons
humanists
fiefs
city-states
32
The dissection of humans led this scientist to discover the heart's four chambers.
Durer
Copernicus
Vesalius
DaVinci
33
This writer was a favorite of his ruler, known for several plays and famous sayings.
Shakespeare
Cervantes
Machiavelli
Dante
34
All are factors of classical art EXCEPT
Shows motion
Little background or perspective
Shows emotion in faces
Subjects are nude or in robes
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His heliocentric theory of the universe caused conflict with the church.
DaVinci
Copernicus
Vesalius
Petrarch