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The Renaissance was inspired by the Classics, meaning the ideas of
Ancient Greece only
Ancient China
Ancient Greece & Rome
Ancient Rome only
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The Renaissance was "born" in
France
The Holy Roman Empire
Italy
England
3
Organizations for a job or trade in the Renaissance & helped merchants to become wealthy
The Nobles
The Masters
The Patrons
The Guilds
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Physicians (doctors) and artists worked together in the Renaissance to
finding a cure for the Black Death
developing new medicines to treat common illnesses
create accurate drawings of human anatomy
design new techniques for surgery
5
The division of Christianity over issues of power and corruption in the early 1500's is
The Crusades
The Protest
The Renaissance
The Reformation
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The Church practice in which people paid money in order to receive special "pass" to heaven was
The Infallibility of the Pope
The Selling of Indulgences
The Ninety-Five Theses
The Thirty Years' War
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Domes, arches, keystones, and columns are all associated wtih
Renaissance architecture
Renaissance painting
Renaissance Sculpture
Renaissance literature
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The Reformation led to all of the following EXCEPT
wars over religion throughout Europe
people leaving Europe to seek religious freedom
Europe united in practicing the Catholic faith
the development of Protestant Churches
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This event led to a decrease in Europe's population & caused people to question the Church
Classical Age
Mongol Invasion
Crusades
Black Death
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Which social class rose to the top of Italy's social class system during the Renaissance
the nobles, landowners, took power in many cities
the peasant class took power in many cities
the working class took power in many cities
the merchants, or business owners took power in many cities
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Linear perspective, foreshortening, and frescoes were all examples of
promoting flat & abstract art
designing stronger buildings
ways that artists were paid
showing depth and realism in art
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The belief that there should be a separation between religion and some parts of life is
classicism
secularism
individualism
humanism
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Mass production, moveable type, and an increase in literacy can all be connected to
humanism
the printing press
philosophy
the Classics
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People began to read more when books were printed in the vernacular because
it was written in ancient Greek, which people could read
it was the languages that they spoke and understood
it was printed in a typeface that they could understand
it was written in ancient Latin, which people could read
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Small, urban areas that ruled themselves, charged their own taxes, and had militaries were
empires
social classes
city-states
kingdoms
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A wealthy person who supported the arts was known as a
noble
merchant
guild
patron
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I left the Catholic Church and started my own Protestant Church in England
Michelangelo
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
Catherine De Medici
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Who was responsible for starting the Protestant Reformation?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Martin Luther
Marco Polo
King Henry VIII
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Italy's geography helped it to become the center of the Renaissance because
it sat at the center of the Mediterranean Sea trade
it sat at the middle of the Silk Road
it was surrounded by European kingdoms
it had mountains that kept out invaders
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Trade between Europe and Asia increased during the Renaissance due to
The creation & protection of the Silk Road by Mongols
The spread of the Black Death
The Fall of Rome
Columbus' discovery of an all-water route to Asia
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I was a real Renaissance man-- I painted, invented things, and left behind tons of drawings
Marco Polo
Raphael
Michelangelo
Leonardo Da Vinci
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A way to understand the world with a focus on human beings and education was called
humanism
secularism
communism
theology
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He created the
Pieta
and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Martin Luther
Raphael
Leonardo Da Vinci
Michelangelo
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The term Renaissance comes from the French term for
"revision" of the Church's practices
"rebirth" of Classical ideas
"return" to Middle Ages
"end" to Classical ideas
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His travel and book made Europeans interested in getting goods from China & Asia
Marco Polo
William Shakespeare
Martin Luther
Machiavelli