What are indulgences?

A grant of the church that absolves the sinner of the punishment of sin

What does Vernacular mean?

everyday spoken language of the people

the act of buying or selling something spiritual or sacred for a price

What does Secularism mean?

the view that religion need not be the center of human affairs

What does Renaissance Man mean?

a person who is skilled in a multitude of areas

What does Humanism mean?

knowledge should revolve around man, not the divine

What were City States?

independent nations centered on a single city

What does Individualism mean?

The belief in the importance of the individual

What does Censor mean?

to remove material from published works or to prevent their publications

What does Prestige mean?

Perceived greatness of one nation by another

What were the Papal States?

Territory controlled by the Pope

What did Galileo pioneer/upgrade?

Inertia, The Telescope, The idea that the Earth revolved around the Sun

What does Patron mean?

someone who gives money or other suport to a person or group

What were the three biggest corruptions of the Church during the Renaissance?

Nepotism, Abuse of Indulgences, Simony

giving of jobs to relatives/friends based on their connection and not skill

What does a Sonnet require?

14 lines, A fixed rhyming pattern

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1
What things did Renaissance Art focus on?
God
Heaven
Hell
The Individual
The masses
Society
2
Which book of The Divine Comedy focused on Hell?
The End of Sin
Infernal
The Pits
Inferno
Dante
Travels through Hell
3
Who invented the printing press?
Leonardo da Vinci
Nicolas Copernicus
Johannes Kepler
Johann Gutenburg
Michelangelo
Brunelleschi
4
Who wrote The Prince?
William Shakespeare
Niccolo Machiavelli
Thomas Moore
Francois Rabelais
Dante
Desiderius Erasmus
5
What nation did the Italy City States rebel against during the Renaissance?
The Holy Roman Empire
France
The Roman Empire
Germany
England
The Papal States
6
What are indulgences?
the act of accepting money in exchange for goods or services
John Cena
the act of buying or selling something spiritual or sacred for a price
A grant of the church that absolves the sinner of the punishment of sin
giving of jobs to relatives/friends based on their connection and not skill
giving of jobs to relatives/friends based on their skill
7
What Renaissance writer focused on reform in the Church, ending empty rituals?
Desiderius Erasmus
William Shakespeare
Francois Rabelais
Niccolo Machiavelli
Thomas Moore
Dante
8
Who wrote the Divine Comedy?
William Shakespeare
Dante
Thomas Moore
Desiderius Erasmus
Francois Rabelais
Niccolo Machiavelli
9
What does Vernacular mean?
the official language of the Church
everyday spoken language of the people
the view that religion need not be the center of human affairs
the view that religion is most important to humans
The belief in the importance of the individual
The belief that the idea of the individual is a dangerous idea
10
What does Mercantile mean?
the mercenary armies of the Renaissance
Being a merchant who travels
related to mercenary work
related to commerce or trade
a mercenary who serves a city-state
merchant ships that traveled with goods from the middle east
11
How were indulgences abused in the Renaissance?
they were sold for service in the papal army
they were sold for influence
They were sold for money
they were only sold to kings
they were never handed out
they were sold for land
12
What is Simony?
giving of jobs to relatives/friends based on their connection and not skill
the act of buying or selling something spiritual or sacred for a price
John Cena
the act of accepting money in exchange for goods or services
giving of jobs to relatives/friends based on their skill
A grant of the church that absolves the sinner of the punishment of sin
13
What did paintings and writings begin to focus on under individualism in the Renaissance?
Nature
Biblical Scenes
The common man
Society
God
the nature of man
14
What does Secularism mean?
the view that religion need not be the center of human affairs
The belief that the idea of the individual is a dangerous idea
everyday spoken language of the people
the view that religion is most important to humans
the official language of the Church
The belief in the importance of the individual
15
What does Renaissance Man mean?
a person who teaches others
a person of the people
a person who is skilled in a multitude of areas
a person who is knowledge about many areas but unskilled
a person focused on understanding the individual rather than the divine
a person who is skilled in a single area
16
What Renaissance writer wrote about a Giant and his son, focusing on corruption in society?
Thomas Moore
Desiderius Erasmus
Niccolo Machiavelli
William Shakespeare
Dante
Francois Rabelais
17
What did artists focus on in their paintings?
Society
Emotions
Divine Nature
Peasants
Human Anatomy
Natural Colors
18
What Renaissance writer focused on the idea of a perfect world governed by reason?
Desiderius Erasmus
Niccolo Machiavelli
Thomas Moore
Francois Rabelais
William Shakespeare
Dante
19
What does Renaissance mean?
Redo
Rethink
Regrow
Rebirth
Reborn
Renew
20
What government system did city-states in Italy begin to experiment with?
Oligarchy
Tyranny
Kingship
Theocracy
Democracy
Republic
21
Who wrote the plays Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth, and Marc Antony?
William Shakespeare
Dante
Niccolo Machiavelli
Desiderius Erasmus
Thomas Moore
Francois Rabelais
22
What does Humanism mean?
humans should be the focus of church and religion
knowledge should revolve around man, not the divine
humans can understand everything
humans are unimportant
humans are the center of the universe
humans should be the center of government systems
23
What city-state was a banking hub of Italy and was the Birthplace of the Renaissance?
Venice
Florence
Rome
Flanders
Milan
Naples
24
Which famous artist was a Renaissance Man, painting, inventing, and knowledge of human anatomy?
Johann Gutenburg
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
Nicolas Copernicus
Leonardo da Vinci
Johannes Kepler
25
What famous artist focused on Linear Perspective and the use of Domes?
Leonardo da Vinci
Johannes Kepler
Michelangelo
Brunelleschi
Nicolas Copernicus
Johann Gutenburg
26
What were City States?
individual participants in the Italian Alliance
Cities that had rebelled against the Papal States and now allied together
Cities part of the Papal States who had some freedom
Kingdoms consisting of one city in the Holy Roman Empire
independent nations centered on a single city
Nations consisting of only one city
27
What famous artist painted the Sistine Chapel and sculpted David?
Johannes Kepler
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
Johann Gutenburg
Leonardo da Vinci
Nicolas Copernicus
28
What does Individualism mean?
the view that religion is most important to humans
the official language of the Church
The belief that the idea of the individual is a dangerous idea
the view that religion need not be the center of human affairs
everyday spoken language of the people
The belief in the importance of the individual
29
What does Censor mean?
to remove material from published works or to prevent their publications
to burn opposing views
to require the reading of material seen as helpful
to require certain statements of perceived truth in all works
to ban authors from being able to write
to discourage the reading of material that is seen as harmful
30
What city-state was a massive trade hub with an impressive navy?
Florence
Naples
Milan
Flanders
Venice
Rome
31
What does Prestige mean?
The value one nation gave itself
The value of the art and works a nation controlled
The diplomatic importance a nation held
Perceived greatness of one nation by another
The strength of a nation's military
The importance one nation had in the world
32
What were the Papal States?
Territory controlled by the city of Rome
Territory controlled by Italy
Territory controlled by the Cardinals
Territory controlled by the Holy Roman Empire
Territory controlled by any Bishop
Territory controlled by the Pope
33
Who was the head of the most powerful family in Florence?
the Medici
The Alighieri
The Botticelli
The Machiavelli
The Vinci
The Tornabouni
34
What did Galileo pioneer/upgrade?
The Observatory
The knowledge of gravity
Inertia
The Telescope
The idea that the Earth revolved around the Sun
The Microscope
35
What does Patron mean?
someone who invests in artists making money off of every painting they sell
someone who buys a piece of art off of an artist after it is created
someone who gives money or other suport to a person or group
someone who supports an creator through online donations
someone who creates works of art for their backer only
someone creates works of art and sells them for money
36
What invention allowed for the dramatic increase in availability of books?
Paper
The Block Press
The typewriter
The Vernacular
The Lathe
The Printing Press
37
What were the three biggest corruptions of the Church during the Renaissance?
Arianism
Nepotism
Abuse of Indulgences
Simony
Gnosticism
Heresy
38
What is Nepotism?
John Cena
giving of jobs to relatives/friends based on their connection and not skill
the act of buying or selling something spiritual or sacred for a price
giving of jobs to relatives/friends based on their skill
A grant of the church that absolves the sinner of the punishment of sin
the act of accepting money in exchange for goods or services
39
What does a Sonnet require?
10 lines
about romance
Alliteration
14 lines
No Rhyming
A fixed rhyming pattern
40
What was the Renaissance the rebirth of?
Persian ideas
Roman ideas
Muslim ideas
Early Christian ideas
Greek ideas
Jewish ideas

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