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What term is used to describe a person who supports the arts?
Papal
Noble
Patron
Secular
2
What industry helped Florence develop into the greatest city of the Renaissance.
Jurassic Park
Banking
Shipping
Trade
3
Wrote plays such as Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
William Shakespeare
William Tyndale
Bartolome
Michaelangelo
4
A seaport city in Italy that gained its wealth through trade
Constantinople
Venice
Rome
Florence
5
He started the Church of England (Anglican Church).
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
John Wesley
Joan of Arc
6
A system of thought attaching prime importance to human rather than divine/supernatural matters
Islam
Humanism
Theology
Animism
7
Renaissance was a cultural movement that initially began in ___________.
Florence
Rome
Constantinople
Paris
8
The Renaissance began in _________________________.
Florence, Italy
Paris, France
Rome, Italy
London England
9
Argued with pope for six years, b/c pope would not grant him an annulment on his 1st marriage.
William Shakespeare
King George III
Leonardo da Vinci
King Henry VIII
10
Who recorded his travels between Italy and China in a book?
Marco Polo
John Donne
William Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
11
Why did the Renaissance start in Italy?
Italy is layered with ancient relics
Crusaders passing through Italy to Middle East and back
Great Italian Restaurants
Thriving trade centers
12
The _______________ were a wealthy banking family who became famous for supporting the arts.
Gutenberg Family
Medici Family
Da Vinci Family
Polo Family
13
This city is known for its famous canals which weave through the city & function as transport.
Constantinople
Florence
Venice
Rome
14
He invented the printing press utilizing movable metal type pieces.
William Tyndale
Johannes Gutenberg
William Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
15
What was the effect of printing the Bible in Vernacular?
Increased Literacy
Poverty
Decreased Literacy
Ignorance
16
In what time period did the Renaissance occur?
14th - 17th century
16-18th century
11th - 13th century
19th - 20th century
17
This piece of art is from what period?
Renaissance
Middle Ages
18
1) Stresses goodness of human 2)Seeks solely rational ways of solving problems
Renaissance
Geometry
Humanism
Reformation
19
He became recognized as the most famous sculptor in Italy. He also painted the Sistine Chapel.
Raphael
Leonardo
Michaelangelo
Marco Polo
20
This man had six wives. His third wife gave birth to a son.
King Henry VIII
King George III
King Edward
Pople Leo
21
Moorish and Arab scholars preserved the works of ancient _________________ and ______________.
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Rome
Greece
22
A cultural “rebirth” of art and learning from the 14
th
through the 17
th
centuries
Middle Ages
Enlightenment
Reformation
Renaissance
23
This piece of art is from what period?
Renaissance
Middle Ages
24
He translated the bible into English.
Johannes Gutenberg
William Shakespeare
William Tyndale
Leonardo da Vinci
25
What period in Europe came just before the Renaissance?
Ancient Roman Empire
Colonial Period
Middle Ages
Reformation
26
True or False: The Renaissance made its way north to England.
False
True
27
He increased trade between Europe and China along the Silk Road.
Henry VIII
Marco Polo
Medici
Leonardo da Vinci
28
Which of the following are characteristics of Renaissance art? Choose all correct answers.
Use of emotion, less emphasis on church more focus on human
Emphasis on church, heavy use of gold
focus on realistic appearance anatomically correct, looks 3D
Looks 2D, subdued earth tones
29
His playing company built The Globe Theatre.
William Shakespeare
Marco Polo
Michaelangelo
Henry VIII
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No one embodied the Renaissance better than this person.
William Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
Michaelangelo
Marco Polo