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World History Ch 11 The Renaissance
World History Ch 11 The Renaissance
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Often regarded as the greatest sculptor of the Renaissance
Michelangelo
Albrecht Durer
Donatello
Brunelleschi
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Frescoes are paintings made on dry plaster
False
True
3
Spanish writer best remembered for 'Don Quixote' which satirizes chivalry
Miguel de Cervantes
Miguel Cabrera
Jose de Cervantes
William Gonzalez
4
Palestrina was commissioned by the Papacy to
Strengthen sacred music
Simplify secular music
Simplify sacred music
Strengthen secular music
5
Leonardo da Vinci was nicknamed IL Magnifico
False
True
6
The School of Athens was created by ____________ featuring ___________ and _____________ within the painting
Raphael, scientists, philospohers
Donatello, scientists, teachers
Raphael, philosophers, politicians
Donatello, philosophers, scientists
7
Believed the problems in the Catholic Church could be fixed; did not support the idea of a Reformation.
Thomas More
Erasmus
William Shakespeare
Lorenzo de Medici
8
The Last Supper painting was created by Raphael
True
False
9
Petrarch is known as the
Father of Philosophy
Father of Science
Father of Humanism
Creator of Sociology
10
Niccolo Machiavelli wrote the famous essay called
The Greek New Testament
Hamlet
The Prince
Courtier
11
One positive of the Renaissance was the corruption of the church
False
True
12
The Medici family was the most influential family in Venice during the Renaissance
False
True
13
First European to use the movable type printing press
Erasmus
Leonardo da Vinci
Jesus
Gutenberg
14
Raphael created the ______________ to symbolize the peace and quiet joy of motherhood
Madonnas
Mary Magdalene
Milans
Mary
15
The famous member of the Medici family was
Michealangelo
Leonardo
Florence
Lorenzo
16
Brunelleschi won a contest to design the golden doors for a baptistery in Florence
True
False
17
Flemish painter who was a founder of the Flemish school of painting and who pioneered modern techniques of oil painting
Ghiberti
Jan Van Eyck
Pieter Bruegel
Brunelleschi
18
Thomas More wrote the book called Utopia
True
False
19
A humanist is
A scholar who studies Humanism
A doctor who studies humans
Someone who studies science
A philosopher who studies classical literature
20
The Greek New Testament by Erasmus was used by later translators like Martin Luther
False
True
21
First to use oil paints making paintings more realistic
Hans Holbein
Jan van Eyck
Ghiberti
Albrecht Durer
22
Botticelli introduced the idea of _________________ in paintings
Depth
Emotions
Movement
Perspective
23
Humanist figure who emphasized potential for human greatness
Medici
leonardo da Vinci
Pico della Mirandola
Francesco Petrarch
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Why is The Prince often regarded as controversial?
Rejected the idea of God
Showed how a soldier can lead an army against the Roman Catholic Church
Detailed how a King can torture his subjects
Explained how a prince can take control using unethical measures
25
Brunelleschi most notably created
Painting on church ceiling
Bronze doors in Milan
Sculture of David
Cathedral dome in Florence
26
The 18 foot high statue of David was sculted by
Raphael
Palestrina
Donatello
Michelangelo
27
Titian was a Florentine painter
True
False
28
Used light and dark imagery to illustrate different feelings and emotions
Holbein
Othello
Jan Van Eyck
Masaccio
29
The birthplace of the Renaissance
Florence
Milan
Venice
London
30
What does Pieta mean?
Passionate
Piety
Compassion
Strong
31
The Pieta was created by _____________ and depicts __________________________.
Michelangelo, Jesus holding Mary on her deathbed
Michelangelo, Mary holding Jesus after the crucifixion
Raphael, Mary holding Jesus after the crucifixion
Raphael, Jesus holding Mary on her deathbed
32
An intellectual movement where thinkers studied classical texts and focused on human potential
Scholasticism
Humanism
Liberal Science
Geology
33
One negative of the Renaissance was the pursuit of truth outside of the Roman Catholic Church
True
False
34
Michelangelo painted the Sistene Chapel
True
False
35
Tintoretto means
son of a dyer
son of a painter
little dyer
little artist
36
The sculpture of David as a Florentine shepherd was created by
Raphael
Donatello
Leonardo da Vinci
Michealangelo
37
Castiglione created
The Prince
Greek New Testament
The Holy Man
The Courtier
38
William Shakspeare is considered one of the G.O.A.T for English writers
False
True
39
First artist to put his intials on every piece of artwork
Albrecht Durer
Hans Holbein
Titian
Tintoretto
40
Dutch humanist and theologian who was the leading Renaissance scholar of northern Europe
Erasmus
Jan van Eyck
Johannes Gutenberg
Thomas More
41
A state created apart from religion in which there is a high degree of separation between church and state
Agnostic State
Secular State
Chirstian State
Worldy State
42
Renaissance means
Rebirth
Renew
Relearn
Restart
43
Genre painting was introduced by
Bruncelleschi
Bruegel
Holbein
Van Eyck
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Hans Holbein served King _______________. Created and designed clothes and jewelry.
William Shakespeare
Albrecht Durer
King Henry VIII
Donatello
45
Plainsong means multiple melodies
False
True
46
Nothern Humanist were more religious than the Italian Humanists
True
False
47
The Courtier
Showed the difference between church and state
A guide to etiquette within the Renaissance
Explain how a young ruler can take over a country
Translation of the Bible into Italian
48
Known as the "Reniassance Man"
Donatello
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
49
Humanities are branches of knowledge concerned with humans and their culture: philosophy, literature, and the fine arts
True
False
50
Josquin des Prez created ___________. They combined different melodies and words with a _____________ melody
polyphonic, motet
plainsong, polyphonic
motets, plainsong
plainsong. motet
51
Father of Renaissance Painting
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Giotto di Bondone
Donatello
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Military brokers who furnished mercenary forces to the Italian states during the Renaissance
Brokers
Militia
Condotterieri
Patrons