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7th grade Social Studies Ch. 28 TCI
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The Renaissance is important because ...
the spread of disease stopped
religion lost importance
European armies won the Crusades
new ways of thinking improved society
2
Since city-states traded world-wide, they learned new ideas, customs and ways of thinking.
False
True
3
The Renaissance began in Italy because...
merchants supported the Green Revolution
scholars moved to Italy
farmers grew too much food
city-states grew wealthy from trade
4
Humanism was powered by a renewed interest in _______________.
examine how people live & act
religious views
to study uninfluenced by the Church
classical learning
5
The Renaissance was born from the classic cultures of ___________________.
Russia & China
Japan & India
Egypt & Turkey
Greece & Rome
6
A set of personal beliefs about life and how to live is called __________.
philosophy
republic
ethics
humanities
7
The area of study that includes history, art, literature, philosophy and ethics
Humanities
Ethics
Philosophy
Republic
8
Which city was rich because of the metal and armor business?
Florence
Genoa
Venice
Milan
9
Renaissance is French for ________________
remainder
report
renewal
rebirth
10
During the Renaissance, people began to look to science and not just "because I said so" for how the world worked.
True
False
11
Which city did the Medici family control?
Milan
Florence
Venice
Genoa
12
During the Renaissance, the European leader in trade was the country called ____________
Greece
France
Italy
England
13
A form of government where people vote for representatives.
Humanities
Ethics
Republic
Philosophy
14
Which of the following could afford a guy to paint his portrait?
a patron
a priest
a craftsman
a scholar
15
Renaissance economics moved from _________ to ____________.
barter/trade to traditional (same thing all the time)
barter/trade to use of money/coins
use of money/coins to barter/trade
money/coins to traditional