an English Humanist who wrote "Utopia" , about an ideal society

Which answer best summarizes the main idea of Machiavelli's The Prince ?

a successful ruler must use whatever means to achieve goals

intellectual move->focused on human potential/achievements

Look at this chart and describe a significant difference between Renaissance & Medieval thought

shift to humanism instead of religious studies

a northern Italian city ,the center of the Renaissance and trading

What central idea that Erasmus strived to achieve is implicit in this quotation ?

to make religion accessible by making the Bible vernacular

What event revolutionized the way people accessed & consumed information in Renaissance ?

Gutenberg invented a printing press with moveable type

Erasmus was known for which ?

he was a Dutch priest who wanted the Bible printed in the vernacular

How does Shakespeare' s play Julius Cesar reflect literacy themes through the Renaissance ?

itexplores universal human themes & portrays classic figures

Engraving was which :

an artist etches a design on a metal plate

What characteristic of the Renaissance does the quotation reflect ?

a spirit of adventure & curiosity

Albrecht Durer was known for what ?

was known as "German Leonardo" famous German painter & engraver

Erasmus called for a translation of the Bible into vernacular, this was seen as :

it was a demand that Bible teachings be made available 2 ALL

Thomas More had a passion for literature, poetry,painting & music. He felt that what was needed

the arts, education and spirituality make us human

Which humans ideals are expressed in the David sculpture by Michelangelo ?

realistic anatomy & ancient Greek tradition

Humanities is the study of :

grammar, poetry, history & rhetoric

Which features belong under the category Renaissance Art ?

realistic depictions of human forms

The Scientific Method was based on the idea that :

the truth could come only through investigation

How does the quote connect Renaissance to humanism? "Walk forwards in the radiance of the past"

humanity progresses by building upon past knowledge

How does the engraving by German artist Albrecht Durer expand work done by Renaissance artists

it blends anatomical realism with religious themes

What happened as a result of Gutenberg inventing the printing press in 1455 ?

an unprecedented spread of information helped grow literacy

What economic & cultural changes did printing presses bring to European cities that had them ?

cities attracted more migrants, culture and grew financially

an Italian industrial and financial center during the Renaissance

Leonardo da Vinci was a true Renaissance man,why did he symbolize this era ?

his body of work spanned many subjects that embodied Rebirth

Machiavelli was known for :

the thinking that people in power need to be feared

What conclusion can be inferred from this photo from the Sistine Chapel painted by Michelangelo

Church supported Renaissance artists-to beautify churches

Look at the map, what role did trade play in the Renaissance ?

wealth from trade fueled the Renaissance

Raphael was known for :

the School of the Athens painting

What aspect of this painting by Bruegel differs from work of Italian Renaissance painters ?

it focused on the realities of peasant life

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1
Thomas More was :
an Italian Priest who pushed that God was only above the Pope
an Italian scientist who studied the human body
an English Humanist who wrote "Utopia" , about an ideal society
an Italian painter who painted churches
2
Which answer best summarizes the main idea of Machiavelli's The Prince ?
a successful ruler must be idealistic
a successful ruler must use whatever means to achieve goals
a successful ruler must consult his teachers for decisions
a successful ruler knows his enemies will defer to him
3
Humanism is :
intellectual move->focused on human potential/achievements
the study of deaths of outstanding humans of this era
the study of outstanding humans of this era
intellectual movement that focused on reason/logic
4
Look at this chart and describe a significant difference between Renaissance & Medieval thought
focus on the divine as inspiration 4 creativity & intellect
less emphasis onclassical scholarship=new methods on inquiry
renewed focus on spirituality over secular doctrine
shift to humanism instead of religious studies
5
Utopia was a :
school in early Greece
disinfectant
perfect society
socialist society
6
Leonardo da Vinci was a :
David and Goliath
The Book o Worms and The School of Athens
Mona Lisa and Last Supper
painter known for Sistine Chapel
7
Flanders was :
a western Italian city known for churches
a southern Italian city , famous for waterfalls
a eastern Italian city known for churches
a northern Italian city ,the center of the Renaissance and trading
8
Shakespeare was known for which :
Romeo and Juliet
David sculpture and Sistine Chapel
Julius Carver
Last Supper
9
What central idea that Erasmus strived to achieve is implicit in this quotation ?
to form a Protestant Church that is free from corruption
to make religion accessible by making the Bible vernacular
to form theocratic societies simply based on Christianity
to promote the benefits of the printing revolution
10
Which thinker is credited with basic principles of physics, natural laws, gravity & motion ?
Robert Boyle
Francis Bacon
Issac Newton
Rene Descartes
11
What event revolutionized the way people accessed & consumed information in Renaissance ?
Raphael's engraving technology led to mass produced art
Gutenberg invented a printing press with moveable type
Erasmus called for the Bible to be printed in the vernacular
Shakespeare popularized literature by re-energizing theatre
12
Erasmus was known for which ?
he was a Dutch priest who wanted the Bible printed in the vernacular
was a British poet and writer
was an Italian poet, writer
was a French poet and writer
13
How does Shakespeare' s play Julius Cesar reflect literacy themes through the Renaissance ?
itexplores universal human themes & portrays classic figures
it analyzes the politics of having political power n empires
it honors scholarly achievements- cultural glory of utopia
it's for political & religious reform through use of realism
14
Engraving was which :
a trading method with the French
writing on wood
signing autographs a special way
an artist etches a design on a metal plate
15
What characteristic of the Renaissance does the quotation reflect ?
a spirit of adventure & curiosity
religious faith
perspective
patronage
16
Albrecht Durer was known for what ?
Italian Sculptor ,painter and engraver
Establishing the principles of orbit and gravity
was known as "German Leonardo" famous German painter & engraver
Renaissance writer who wrote the "Prince"
17
Erasmus called for a translation of the Bible into vernacular, this was seen as :
it was a demand for the church to commit to classic scholars
it was a demand that Bible teachings be made available 2 ALL
it was a call for church reform so people can be empowered
a threat to break from the church unless demands are met
18
Which city-state was in the best location to benefit trade with Islamic civilizations
Milan
Venice
Papal States
Florence
19
Thomas More had a passion for literature, poetry,painting & music. He felt that what was needed
humans did not need anything to add to their lives
political,cultural,religious & social reforms equal paradise
the arts, education and spirituality make us human
religious faith & commitment to classical ideas will save us
20
Which humans ideals are expressed in the David sculpture by Michelangelo ?
subject matter related to period when sculpted
idealized spiritual subjects
realistic anatomy & ancient Greek tradition
exaggerated human anatomical forms
21
Gutenberg invented the :
Aquarium
Copier
Solar System
printing press
22
Humanities is the study of :
sports, games , contests
math, computations, fractions
grammar, poetry, history & rhetoric
science, gravity, planets and human anatomy
23
Which features belong under the category Renaissance Art ?
stylized depictions of human forms
flat dimensions & lack of perspective
mythological & spiritual themes
realistic depictions of human forms
24
The Scientific Method was based on the idea that :
the scientific theories of the ancients were correct
the truth could come only through investigation
scientific laws governed nature
philosophy was the key to learning scientific truths
25
How does the quote connect Renaissance to humanism? "Walk forwards in the radiance of the past"
humanity has already gained all knowledge & must return toit
humanity must abandon the limited thinking of ancientculture
humanity draws comfort from the achievements of past thinker
humanity progresses by building upon past knowledge
26
How does the engraving by German artist Albrecht Durer expand work done by Renaissance artists
it applies new subject matter in the new medium of engraving
it explores and honors heroic classical figures
advocates 4 religious reform by depicting religious upheaval
it blends anatomical realism with religious themes
27
What happened as a result of Gutenberg inventing the printing press in 1455 ?
Europeans became more religious because of it
an unprecedented spread of information helped grow literacy
the Renaissance could not have happened without it
Europeans became less religious because of it
28
The US capitol dome was inspired by the dome of St Peter's Cathedral. Who designed it ?
Filippo Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
Donatello
Leon Alberti
29
What economic & cultural changes did printing presses bring to European cities that had them ?
they developed entire new classes of educated citizens
they allowed new ideas to spread across Europe-access
the cities became centers of learning, attracting educated
cities attracted more migrants, culture and grew financially
30
a patron did what ?
helped fund the sports
was a regular customer at the market
helped fund the arts
was a regular at the library/bookstores
31
Perspective was :
1 -D art
2 - D art
3-D art
4-D art
32
Florence was :
a northern Italian area for poor people
a southern Italian city famous for food
a eastern Italian city known for churches
an Italian industrial and financial center during the Renaissance
33
What core Renaissance theme best summarizes Shakespeare's work in this passage
spirituality and faith
inquiry and investigation
humanism and secularism
theocracy and classicism
34
Which Renaissance artist technique is featured in this painting by Leonardo da Vinci ?
harmony and naturalism
stylized lighting and flat human forms
perspective and realism
cubism and expressionism
35
Leonardo da Vinci was a true Renaissance man,why did he symbolize this era ?
he excelled at everything he did, he was like Greek Gods
his paintings are examples of expressionism & perspective
his scientific works showed a genius level
his body of work spanned many subjects that embodied Rebirth
36
Machiavelli was known for :
the thinking that people in power need to be feared
the thinking that sucking up gets you to the top
the thinking that only little people pay taxes
the thinking that only the strong survive
37
What conclusion can be inferred from this photo from the Sistine Chapel painted by Michelangelo
Church supported Renaissance artists-to beautify churches
Church introduced new artistic styles realism & perspective
Church dictated the themes & styles of Renaissance artist
Church insisted all Renaissance blend classic & religion
38
Look at the map, what role did trade play in the Renaissance ?
trade spread the Renaissance to the Muslim world
wealth from trade unified Renaissance Italy
wealth from trade led to higher prices for Renaissance art
wealth from trade fueled the Renaissance
39
Raphael was known for :
a Greek soldier
being a ninja turtle
an Italian soldier
the School of the Athens painting
40
What aspect of this painting by Bruegel differs from work of Italian Renaissance painters ?
it lacks depth & perspective
it features anatomical expressionism
it focused on the realities of peasant life
it stressed the Protestant work ethic

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