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Unit 4 The Renaissance Review
Unit 4 The Renaissance Review
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A review for 7th Grade Social Studies Class
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1
Focus on human potential and achievement during the Renaissance was known as:
Protestantism
Capitalism
Humanism
Communism
2
According to Baldassare Castiglione, a proper Renaissance person is someone who is:
Humble
Graceful
Trustworthy
All of the Above
3
Renaissance poets and writers began to use vernacular, or their_____________ language.
Native
Foreign
4
The Renaissance began in _________.
Eastern Austria
Central Germany
Northern Italy
Southern France
5
Humanist ideas were secular, or:
Very Religious
Pro Religious
Non Religious
Anti Religious
6
Arguably the most famous Renaissance artist, inventor, and scientist was ___________.
Zheng He
Leonardo da Vinci
Julius Caesar
Plato
7
The Renaissance immediately followed the ___________ time period.
Medieval
Ancient
Classical
Modern
8
The greatest architectural achievements of the Renaissance is the__________ in Florence, Italy.
Palazzo Vecchio
Ponte Vecchio
Duomo
Santa Maria Novella
9
The Renaissance began in the 14th century, also known as the.......
1400's
1500's
1200's
1300's
10
Protesters of the Catholic Church emerged during the Renaissance and were known as:
Baptists
Anglicans
Protestants
Methodists
11
The Renaissance is a time period known for its ________ of culture.
Review
Rebirth
Refrain
Retention
12
Renaissance artists used the technique of the __________________ to add dimension to their art.
Disappearing Point
Vanishing Point
Center Point
Release Point
13
Renaissance art and achievements were fueled by wealthy ___________.
Peasants
Patriarchs
Parrots
Patrons
14
The Renaissance began in this country, which is:
Belguim
France
Italy
Croatia
15
Leonardo da Vinci was not the only famous artist from the Renaissance, which also included:
Michelangelo
Raphael
All of the Above
Donatello