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Grade 8 Social Studies Chapter 3: Humanism Review
Grade 8 Social Studies Chapter 3: Humanism Review
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Reviewing the content of Chapter 3, the Humanist Approach
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The Medici donated a library to Florence, for all to read. How does this show Civic humanism?
It shows the Medici wanted to please God with their charity
Shows the Medici believed in improving society & education
It shows the Medici's wealth and power over the people
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What was the typical theme of Renaissance sonnets?
The glory of God
The pain of love
Praise for the Medici family
The human experience (life, death, emotions, etc.)
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What is a way that humanist ideas were evident in Renaissance art?
Beauty of the natural world was shown (nature, animals, etc)
References to Greek & Roman myths, ideas, philosophers, etc.
Vanishing points & shadows add depth and realism.
Human bodies made to look real, beautiful, individual, etc.
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Which of these is NOT a value of humanist thought?
Logic and Reasoning
Intolerance
Individualism
Curiosity
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Is this Renaissance art, reflecting humanist ideas? (the sculpture shows Mary & Jesus)
No
Yes
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My name is Luigi! My hobbies are writing poems, studying, and volunteering. Am I a humanist?
Yes
No
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Is this a humanist, Renaissance painting?
No
Yes
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What group in society first started studying and believing in humanist ideas?
Wealthy People (Merchants, Business Class)
Peasants and Common People
Religious leaders (Pope, Priests, etc.)
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Which of these quotes best shows humanist ideas?
Let God have your life- he can do more with it than you can.
Mountain Dew is the best soft drink ever made.
Cultivation of the mind is as necessary as food to the body.
Difficult roads lead to beautiful destinations.
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How did humanist ideas change the Christian worldview?
Humanists became atheists, and stopped believing in God
Thought that to develop one's talents/mind, was serving God
Humanists believed all things were pre-determined by God
Humanists still believed in God, just not as much as before
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What civilization did humanist thinkers begin to study the ideas of during the Renaissance?
Ancient Romans
All of the above
Islamic Civilization
Ancient Greeks
