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The Renaissance Review Quiz
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Choose the Definition that BEST fits: Humanism
Everyday spoken language
Cultural Movement of the Reniassance based on the study of classical works
The view that religion need not be the center of human affairs
the belief that the individual was more important than the larger community
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This famous Northern Renaissance engraver was known as the "Leonardo of the North"
Desidarius Erasmus
Leonardo Da Vinci
Albrecht Durer
Francois Rabelais
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What was the religion of the majority of Europeans during the Renissance?
Judaism
Christianity
Greek and Roman Mythology
Islam
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What type of Art does the following statement describe? Incorportated Greek and Roman Mythology
The Renaissance
Medieval Ages
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What type of Art does the following statement describe? " Focus on Realism"
The Renaissance
Medieval Ages
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Choose the Definition that BEST fits: Censor
To remove material from published works or to prevent its publication.
Related to commerce or trade.
Writing form that uses sarcasm or ridicule to critique “vice or folly.”
Imaginary or ideal place.
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True or False: During the Renaissance, people started moving out of cities and urban areas to the countryside.
True
False
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Reviving classical thought and study meant studing which 2 civilizations works?
United Kingdom/ Spain
Rome/Greece
Aztec/Inca
China/ Songhai Empires
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Choose the Definition that BEST fits: Secular
Cultural Movement of the Reniassance based on the study of classical works
Everyday spoken language
the belief that the individual was more important than the larger community
The view that religion need not be the center of human affairs
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T or F: Satire was a popular way to crticize norms in Renaissance Europe.
True
False
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Which of the following was a Northern Humanist?
Brunelleschi
Leonardo da Vinci
Donatello
Francois Rabelais
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Choose the Definition that BEST fits: Vernacular
Everyday spoken language
Cultural Movement of the Reniassance based on the study of classical works
The view that religion need not be the center of human affairs
the belief that the individual was more important than the larger community
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True or False: Universities became more secular during the Renaissance
True
False
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What type of Art does the following statement describe? " Appeared flat/ 2 demensional."
Medieval Ages
The Renaissance
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Choose the Definition that BEST fits: Satire
Writing form that uses sarcasm or ridicule to critique “vice or folly.”
Related to commerce or trade.
Imaginary or ideal place.
To remove material from published works or to prevent its publication.
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T or F: Renaissance scientists thought the Earth was the center of the solar system.
True
False
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Choose the Definition that BEST fits: Mercantile
Imaginary or ideal place.
Writing form that uses sarcasm or ridicule to critique “vice or folly.”
To remove material from published works or to prevent its publication.
Related to commerce or trade.
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True or False: Northern Humanist were more focused on scholarship and thinking rather than reforming society.
True
False
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What was a patron?
A Monarch
Related to commercec or trade
Someone who gives money or support to another
Someone who collects taxes
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What invention helped spread literacy across Europe?
Radio
The Movable Type Printing Press
The Computer
The Fountain Pen
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In what modern day country did the European Renaissance start?
England
Spain
Italy
France
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Choose the Definition that BEST fits: Individualism
Cultural Movement of the Reniassance based on the study of classical works
Everyday spoken language
The view that religion need not be the center of human affairs
the belief that the individual was more important than the larger community
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Choose the Definition that BEST fits: Utopia
To remove material from published works or to prevent its publication.
Related to commerce or trade.
Writing form that uses sarcasm or ridicule to critique “vice or folly.”
Imaginary or ideal place.
