What was the principal political innovation of the Italian city-states?

Development of the institutions of modern diplomacy

The works of Christine de Pizan is an excellent example of:

The new “querelle des femmes” in the late 14th century

Petrarch was memorable for his emphasis upon

Recovering classical texts to inspire intellectual growth

What did the relationship between Pope Julius II and Michelangelo reveal?

How a wealthy patron could influence and control an artist

What did Renaissance writers mean by the term virtù?

The individual shapes the world around them

Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile accomplished all of the following EXCEPT

Consolidated the kingdoms of Spain into one state

What is the essence of Desiderius Erasmus's thought?

Christianity is an inner attitude of the heart or spirit

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1
What was the principal political innovation of the Italian city-states?
Formation of republican governments
Invention of modern state financing
Development of the institutions of modern diplomacy
Creation of secular governments
2
The works of Christine de Pizan is an excellent example of:
Discussions revolving around the New Monarchs in Europe
The changing social structure among the aristocracy
The prevailing view that women were not meant for education
The new “querelle des femmes” in the late 14th century
3
Petrarch was memorable for his emphasis upon
Initial reform efforts within the Roman Catholic church
Recovering classical texts to inspire intellectual growth
Consolidating the power of humanists in noble families
Further production of the printing press
4
What did the relationship between Pope Julius II and Michelangelo reveal?
How weak the church was to control the themes in art trends
Ability of the artist to remain autonomous
How a wealthy patron could influence and control an artist
Power of the artist to sustain artistic vision
5
The art piece below best reflects the:
Social turmoil facing Europeans throughout the 16th century
Pious devotion to the church and patronage of the arts
Restoration of ancient Greek and Roman architecture
Focus on humanist ideals
6
Pico della Mirandela believed that man held great dignity because
He held the ability to shape his own version of morality
An image bearer of God
Of his ability to achieve salvation through merit
He was a rational animal capable of perfection
7
What did Renaissance writers mean by the term virtù?
Christian humanism in which salvation saves the soul
Good is produced by each individual's choices
The individual shapes the world around them
Perfection of the arts
8
Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile accomplished all of the following EXCEPT
Expelled the Jews from Spain in 1492
Secured the right to appoint their own bishops
Curbed aristocratic power
Consolidated the kingdoms of Spain into one state
9
Machiavelli emphasized that the primary function of a ruler was to:
Promote prosperity
Win wars
Aggrandize territory
Preserve order and security
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What is the essence of Desiderius Erasmus's thought?
The life of the mind separates us from the animals
Classical writers expose spiritual truths unwarped by time
Civic responsibilities should be the central thought of man
Christianity is an inner attitude of the heart or spirit

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