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Chapter 33: The Renaissance Begins Review
Chapter 33: The Renaissance Begins Review
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1
How does the image show a change in the economy of Europe?
People are using money to buy goods.
People are using what they grow to buy goods.
Merchants are becoming poorer..
People are using the barter systems to trade for goods.
2
Study the painting. How does it show the Renaissance characteristic of art that looks lifelike?
The womans clothing shows movement in the way her pleated sleeve has opened
The clothing looks stiff, with little sense of movement
The figures show little knowledge of anatomy.
The figures look stiff, with little sense of movement.
3
Which of the following changes paved the way for the beginning of the Renaissance?
interest in ancient Roman architecture
less interest in the arts
less interest in learning
decrease in trade and commerce
4
When did the Renaissance begin?
at the beginning of the Middle Ages
at the beginning of the Roman Empire
at the end of the Roman Empire
at the end of the Middle Ages
5
Who was Petrarch?
an Italian poet
an Italian ruler
an Italian sculptor
an Italian painter
6
Which of the following inspired new interest in classical styles during the Renaissance?
ruins of ancient Greece and Rome
ruins of ancient China and India
the system of living on feudal manors
the Roman Catholic Church
7
Today the Uffizi is a world-famous art gallery. How were the Medici connected to art during the Renaissance?
They passed laws against artists.
They discouraged the creation of art.
They paid for the creation of art.
They refused to hire artists.
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What was one effect of wealthy families like the Medici's paying for the creation of art and architecture?
better education for people in Europe
decreased power for Italian city-states
increased interest in art and architecture
better health for people in Europe
9
The belief in the importance of an individual’s achievements and dignity is called ____________ .
humanities
Renaissance
city-states
individualism
10
How did trade help to bring about the Renaissance?
Trade provided work for sculptors who created coins.
Trade provided work for painters who created money.
Traders learned how to create works of art
Trade brought new ideas to Europe.
11
How did merchants and bankers use their increased wealth in a way that contributed to the Renaissance?
They took painting lessons from medieval artists.
They hired artists to create new forms of currency.
They traded artwork for spices from the East.
They ordered and paid for new buildings and art.
12
Collectively, areas of study that focus on human life and culture, such as history, literature, and ethics is called __.
territory
city-states
humanities
republics
13
Which of the following was a goal of Renaissance artists?
They always showed subjects that were religious.
They tried to create art that looked two-dimensional.
They tried to copy the characteristics of medieval art.
They tried to capture the way things looked in the real world.
14
What is a "patron of the arts"?
someone who destroys the work of artists
someone who supports the work of artists
someone who teaches artists to create art
someone who works as an artist
15
Study the painting. Which characteristic of Renaissance art does the painting show?
The figures look more perfect than real life.
The painting shows a person performing a heroic task.
The painting shows an interest in nature
The painting is on a religious topic.
16
What was one reason for the growth of trade in Europe?
The Silk Road in China became too dangerous for traders to travel on it.
Europeans had little interest in goods from the East.
none of the above
European cities were located on trade routes.
17
What is Petrarch known for?
He is the founder of Italian Renaissance humanism.
He was an important patron of the arts in Italy.
He invented the first banking system in Europe
He lived during ancient times in Rome.
18
Influenced by the styles and techniques of ancient Greece and Rome is ___________.
territory
classical art
individualism
city-states
19
Which characteristic of Renaissance art does the painting show?
The figures are shown performing a heroic task.
The figures show little knowledge of anatomy.
The figures look lifelike and three-dimensional
The figures look stiff and flat.
20
What advice would a humanist give to a student?
Imitate the works of ancient Greece and Rome but do not create anything new
"Only people of noble birth have the ability to achieve greatness."
"Learn about subjects that focus on human life and culture."
"Accepting everything without question is the only way to thrive in life."
