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WHI.13 Renaissance
WHI.13 Renaissance
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The banks practice of charging interest led way to the–
Rise of the Feudal System
Secularization of Northern Italy
Use of the Barter System in Europe
Church increased use of ursury
2
Michelangelo's David embodies what Renaissance Belief?
Democracy
Salvation
Secularism
Humanism
3
What movement had the greatest impact on the Renaissance?
Romanticism
Feadalism
Humanism
Utopianism
4
Answer the following question.
Artist
Military Officials
Church officials
Church Scholars
5
Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
Raphael
Michelangelo
da Vinci
Erasmus
6
Northern Renaissance thinkers merged humanist ideas with–
Christianity
paganism
the serf system rule
Islamic law
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Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo
Donatello
da Vinci
Raphael
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What was created during the Renaissance by Leonardo da Vinci–
music
books
art
poetry
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The Renaissance began in–
France
Spain
Italy
England
10
Books are to the ____________ as goods are to trade routes
silk road
lateen sail
royal roads
printing press
11
Creative writer and poet, Father of humanism, and Scholar of Greek & Roman literature?
Petrarch
Raphael
Donatello
Gutenberg
12
Answer the following question.
Enlightenment Philosophers
Northern Renaissance Writers
Utopian philosophers
Greeks
13
The Crusade stimulated trade by introducing Europeans to many desirable--
languages
cultures
products
religious practices
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Which author advises that “one should do good when possible, and do evil when necessary?”
da Vinci
Shakespeare
Machiavelli
Patrarch
15
The use of what made banking practices easier–
Bartering
Latin alphabet
Arabic numerals
Lydian coins
16
Who wrote The Praise of Folly?
Erasmus
Sir Thomas More
Patrarch
da Vinci
17
Utopia by Thomas More described the–
ideal religion
corruption in government
ideal society (perfect place)
ideal family
18
Time period of this painting?
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
Enlightenment
Middle Ages
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Who painted this?
Raphael
Michelangelo
Picasso
da Vinci
20
The movable-type printing press helped the Renaissance by–
supporting teaching of the Catholic Church
expanding the distribution of new ideas
increasing the use of new accounting practices
motivating the analysis of Egyptian society
21
Italian cities like Venice and Genoa became important after the Crusades due to their--
large population of workers
banking centers
religious toleration
access to trade routes between Europe and Asia
22
The Prince explained why it is important for leaders to have–
political equality
absolute power
constitutional government
democratic participation
23
Answer the following question.
popular sovereignity
limited monarchy
parliamentary government
absolute power
24
A difference in medieval art and Renaissance art was that medieval art focused on–
the Church and salvation
Greek and Roman civilization
everyday life and relationships
the individual and worldly matters
25
Northern Renaissance art differed from Italian Art in that it–
only included natural settings
merged religious & secular ideas in a more realistic manner
used more perspective
show only ideal humans
26
During what time did Petrarch create epic poetry, sonnets, love poems, scholarly prose?
Renaissance
Classical
Hellenic
Medieval
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Who invented the printing press?
Erasmus
Sir Thomas More
Gutenberg
Machiavelli
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How did the Crusades stimulate trade in Northern Italy?
Introduced Europeans to goods from the Middle East
Discouraged the use of credit to pay for goods.
Expanded the churches use of usury
Ended contact between Europeans and Arabs
29
Answer the following question.
feudal lords
bankers
parish priest
humanist
30
One of the economic effects of the Crusades wasit encouraged the use of
shipping
coin manufactuing
credit and banking
paper money
31
Answer the following question.
Development of Guilds
Production of Books
Construction of Monastaries
Growth of Universities