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A document which promised the purchaser forgiveness of sin and going to heaven was called
Humanism
Patron
Perspective
Indulgence
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Many Renaissance artists were inspired by Greece and Rome. What period was this?
Classical Period
Modern Period
Medieval Period
Romantic Period
3
The best example of the Renaissance in the nation of
England
was
Baldassare Castiglione
William Shakespeare
Michelangelo
Albrecht Durer
4
Bonus: This meme shows that the true "Renaissance Man" should try to be
only interested in making as much money as possible.
uninterested in learning anything new.
focused mostly on the spiritual side of life.
an expert in all aspects of life.
5
Bonus: Who invented this machine which transformed the Renaissance and increased literacy?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Pope Leo
Martin Luther
Johannes Gutenberg
6
Bonus: Renaissance" means "rebirth" in English, but what language did it originally come from?
French
Arabic
Italian
German
7
An
ECONOMIC
reason the Renaissance started in Italy was
Italy had many independent kingdoms
Roman history influenced Italy
Italy had many merchants who traded with others
The Black Death had ended in Italy
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Bonus: What are the names of the 4 greatest Italian Renaissance artists AND the T.M.N.T.s?
Leo, Martin, Calvin, and Henry.
Petrarch, William, Niccolo, and Erasmus.
Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello.
Jan, Albrecht, Rembrandt, and Pieter.
9
The Renaissance philosophy that believed in individual greatness & human potential was known as
Theocracy
Humanism
Catholicism
Protestantism
10
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Spain
Italy
France
England
11
Leonardo da Vinci was a
"Renaissance Man."
This means that he
lived in Italy during the 1500s
studied dead bodies by using anatomy
was a painter, sculptor, inventor, AND scientist!
used perspective in his art
12
Secular means
religious
happy
sad
non-religious
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sacred
religious
sad
non-religious
happy
14
This is Machiavelli, a writer and adviser to Princes. What was his advice for all leaders?
Try to be a good Christian
Share your power
Be loved by your people
Use fear to keep power
15
Which of these claims would MOST reflect Renaissance & Reformation "humanism?"
ALL people have potential to improve themselves & society.
Religious teachings should be accepted without question.
Focus on what you do best; all else is a waste of time.
Only smart people should be able to vote and rule.
16
In response to Protestants, the Pope called a Council to reform itself. This event was called
The Northern Renaissance
The Spanish Inquisition
The Counter-Reformation
The Scientific Revolution
17
What Portuguese ship changed exploration during the Renaissance that led to the Age of Exploration?
Steam Engine
Yacht
raft
The Caravel
18
What is the vocabulary term for a person who uses his wealth to support the arts?
Doge
Humanist
Patron
Clergy
19
Literacy, the ability to read and write, increased in Europe because of the invention of
Better art techniques
New ships and navigation
The Printing Press
Astronomical studies
20
Bonus: All these images show that modern design depends MOST on the Renaissance rediscovey of
mastery of paint mixing.
classical marble sculpting.
the study of human anatomy.
linear (line) perspective.
21
Bonus: Think about it - The nation of Italy remained loyal to Roman Catholicism because
Martin Luther was banished from there
They believed in Renaissance humanism
Rome, the center of Catholicism, is in Italy
They feared the growth of Islam in the Middle East
22
The Renaissance was a "rebirth" of
Art and Learning
Christian Faith
Medieval Chivalry
Trade Routes
23
Which of the following
WAS NOT
an influence on Renaissance Artists?
Humanist philosophy
Desire to glorify the Middle Ages
New art techniques
Greek and Roman ideas
24
The "direct" passageway from Italy to China that impacted trade and economies in Europe and beyond.
The Silk Road
The Roman Road
Robinhood Road
I 40
25
This is Lorenzo di Medici of Florence, Italy. What was he most famous for?
Painting for the Pope
Writing books about religion
Weapons trading
Being a patron to many artists
26
Which of the following techniques is demonstrated in this painting?
Mosaic Tiling
Flying Buttress
Sculpting
Perspective
27
Bonus: This quote shows Italian writer Machiavelli wrote mostly for the PURPOSE of
Politics-to advise princes and kings how to govern.
Economics-to advise merchants how to get wealthy.
Religion-to advise the clergy how to interpret the Bible.
Society-to advise people how to be a "Renaissance Man."
28
The man who started the
PROTESTANT REFORMATION
was
John Calvin
Pope Leo
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
29
Bonus: Until 1965,
ALL
Catholic services used the "Latin" language. This shows the influence of
Classical Greek civilization.
Classical Roman civilization.
the Islamic "golden age."
the Protestant Reformation.
30
What major Italian city was key to the start of the Renaissance?
Venice
Rome
Florence
Lewisville
