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Duplicate of Renaissance
Duplicate of Renaissance
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9th Grade CCRS 1
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Florentine artist & sculptor who created the statue of David and painted the Sistene Chapel
Leonardo
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
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Someone that champions or supports a cause, activity or business is defined as...
wealthy
a patron
religous
secular
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A leading German painter of the Northern Renaissance.
Jan Van Eyck
Durer
Dante
Erasmus
4
dominant philosophy during the Renaissance period that focused on individuality
creationism
enlightenment
vernacularism
humanism
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Founded the Flemish School of Painting and revolutionized oil painting
Leonardo
Erasmus
Gutenberg
Jan Van Eyck
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An art techniques developed during the Renaissane that showed depth and gave the work a 3D feel
use of light and dark
none of the above
perspective
sfumato
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Beliefs that are NOT religous in nature or people not related to religion are said to be....
secular
none of the above
vernacular
Catholicism
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rebirth of Greek and Roman knowledge that occured in Europe from approximatley AD1300-AD1500
Renaissance
Middle Ages
Reformation
Enlightenment
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Which of the following would best represent a secular viewpoint?
reasoning
science
philosophy
all of the above
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A statesman of Florence who advoated for a strong absolute government, using force rather than law
Erasmus
Machiavelli
Gutenberg
Sir Thomas More
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The common language used by ordinary citizens.
scientific
secular
religion
vernacular
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Italian painter and sculptor, engineer & scientist and architect; the ultimate Renaissance Man
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
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English poet and dramatist - considered one of the greatest English writers of all time
Shakespere
Machiavelli
Dante
Leonardo
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Inventor of the printing press
Gutenberg
Erasmus
Jan Van Eyck
Leonardo
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Italian famous for writing the Divine Comedy that describes a journey through hell to paradise
Erasmus
Dante
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Shakespere