Test 2 HUM 2020

Dante Alighieri's book about the journey through heaven, hell, and purgatory is called?

Gothic tapestries were typically found?

Liberalism and conservatism were championed by which authors (respectively)?

The Europeans learned about the concept of university from the?

Brunelleschi is regarded as the Renaissance's premier?

Vernacular means something is written in the?

Who created the concept of musical graphs?

Utopia, a book about the perfect society, was written by?

William Shakespeare is regarded as the greatest writer of the?

During the Baroque Period, mythological and comical types were generally found in?

The de Medici family made their money in?

St. Thomas Aquinas synthesized Christian dogma and?

During the counter-Reformation, the Catholic Church was cleaned up by the?

Petrarch is regarded as the Father of?

Women like Christine de Pizan were odd in Europe because she was?

The concerto was invented by?

Sir Isaac Newton is regarded as the Father of?

In the medieval times, which style of sculpture was known for displays of emotion?

Christians kept relics in?

The Bonfire of the Vanities was orchestrated by?

The first Renaissance master of perspective was?

The Glorious Revolution happened when King James II resigned and his daughter took over. His daughter was?

The Great Fire of 1666 allowed Christopher Wren to redesign what city?

The Heliocentric theory was championed by Copernicus and proven by?

Don Quixote was written by?

Monks, other than preaching to the commoners, also?

Who formalized the feet and leg positions in ballet?

A troubadour is a/an?

Leonardo da Vinci because of his art, mathematics, and scientific studies, he is typically regarded as the?

Renaissance means "rebirth" and the relearning of the works of the?

With the arrival of the Spanish, the Native American population was devastated by?

Johann Sebastian Bach developed counter-point, tone modulation, and the?

Who complained about the sins of simony and indulgences and was excommunicated from the Catholic Church?

Raphael did most of his paintings for the?

Because of his, "I think, therefore I am," Renee Descartes is regarded as the Father of?

Donatello is regarded as the Renaissance's premier?

Henry VIII created the Anglican Church so he could?

Which of the following was NOT typically found on Gothic cathedrals?

El Greco gave birth to this painting style?

The Spanish Armada, Spain's magnificent fleet was destroyed by England's?

Charlemagne of the Carolingian Empire became Europe's model for?

King Louis XIV of France, known as the "Sun King," built the fabulous baroque Palace of?

The Crusades re-stimulated trade between the East & the West and reintroduced the works of?

One of Michelangelo's greatest paintings was the?

Niccolo Machiavelli's secular work was called?

The concept of chivalry is best found in the?

Rose windows are typically found in?

Van Ecyk, Albrecht Durer, and Pieter Brugel typically painted in oils. They were collectively known as the?

What style of architecture uses a large number of windows?

Mannerism was developed by?