Why were aqueducts so important for the Romans?

carried water to places that were only reached by roads

Antiquity is defined as

Matters relating to very ancient cultures or times

What did Francesco Petrarch believe about the Classical world?

He believed it was far superior to the medieval world

Pictographs are known as

Drawings or painting on a rock wall

individuals that pay an artist to produce works of art

What are some aspects of Roman and Greek civilization that still influence our society today?

Philosophy, Rhetoric, Democracy, Olympics

Democracy, according to Chapter 3

Follows the Greek form of participatory democracy

A sonnet is defined as

A 14 line poem usually written in iambic pentameter

A system to carry water great distances in cities

Vernacular is defined as

language spoken by the people living in a particular region

Who was Francesco Petrarch?

a humanist thinker of the Renaissance

A Humanist can be defined as

A philosophy that focuses on human value and worth

What is civic humanism?

how people can be good members of their society

What did the sculpture of "David" represent?

encourage the people of Florence in their fight vs Medici

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1
Who painted “The School of Athens”?
Raphael
Michelangelo
Leonardo
Donatello
2
Why were aqueducts so important for the Romans?
carried troops to places that were only reached by roads
carried water to places that were only reached by roads
carried food to places that were only reached by roads
carried water to places that were only reached by ships
3
Antiquity is defined as
The art of persuasion
Matters relating to very ancient cultures or times
Matters relating to modern cultures or times
Matters relating to Renaissance cultures or times
4
Which artist created the sculpture "David"?
Donatello
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Raphael
5
What did Francesco Petrarch believe about the Classical world?
He believed it was far superior to the medieval world
He believed it was far inferior to the medieval world
6
Pictographs are known as
Pictures in important books
Art carved into rock walls
Rhetoric
Drawings or painting on a rock wall
7
Patrons are known as
the art of persuasion
individuals that pay or buy works of art
individuals that produce works of art
individuals that pay an artist to produce works of art
8
Rhetoric is
The art of persuasion
The art of currency
The art of war
The art of producing art
9
What are some aspects of Roman and Greek civilization that still influence our society today?
Hockey, football, baseball, soccer
Philosophy, Rhetoric, Democracy, Olympics
Speech, language, writing, art
They do not influence us today
10
Petroglyphs are
a type of dinosaur
Art carved into rock
rock carved into art
Drawings or painting on a rock wall
11
Democracy, according to Chapter 3
Does not follow any form of democracy
Follows the American form of participatory democracy
Follows the Greek form of participatory democracy
Follows the Italian form of participatory democracy
12
A sonnet is defined as
A 16 line poem usually written in iambic pentameter
A 12 line poem usually written in iambic pentameter
A 14 line poem usually written in iambic pentameter
Any poem of 14 lines that rhymes
13
An Aqueduct is
A system to carry food great distances in cities.
A system to carry water great distances in cities
The art of persuasion
A system to carry waste great distances in cities.
14
Vernacular is defined as
language spoken by the people living in a particular region
democracy
the art of persuasion
rhetoric
15
The word “civic” means
human
society
citizen
person
16
Who was Francesco Petrarch?
A merchant of Venice
a humanist thinker of Greece
a humanist thinker of the Renaissance
a humanist thinker of Rome
17
How people can be good members of society is known as
Civic
Democracy
Good at Rhetoric
A Patron
18
These people taught others how to improve themselves and society
Artist
Philosopher
Banker
Merchant
19
A Humanist can be defined as
A philosophy that focuses on human value and worth
A philosophy that focuses on religion
A philosophy that focuses on money
A philosophy that focuses on trade
20
What is civic humanism?
how people can be bad members of their society
how people can overthrow the government
how people can be good members of their society
how people can be rich members of their society
21
What was the language of the Romans?
Olde English
Latin
English
Spanish
22
During the Renaissance, Latin became the language of
The middle class
Scholars and the Church
Italy
Kings and Queens
23
What Biblical story is the sculpture of "David" based on?
Adam and Eve
David and Moses
David and Goliath
David and Saul
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What did the sculpture of "David" represent?
encourage the people of Florence in their fight vs Polo
encourage the people of Florence in their fight vs Medici
encourage the people of Venice in their fight vs Medici
encourage the people of Florence in their fight vs David

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