Duplicate of AP Euro Renaissance

Which of the following movements sought to emulate the Greco-Roman ancients after 1400?

The term "Renaissance Man" is typically ascribed to ___________. 

The following painting was the work from which artist?

Which Renaissance painter was famous for his multiple Madonnas?

Which dynasty of merchants of Florence used its wealth to patronize the artists of the day?

The following painting of the Duke and Duchess of Urbino best emphasizes which technique?

Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of Renaissance art?

The official written language used by the Roman Catholic Church from medieval to modern times

Which Florentine placed emphasis on grammar, rhetoric, and history and called it humanities?

Who is the sculptor of the following piece?

Which family emerged as the new royal house at the end of the War of the Roses?

What famous piece of Renaissance architecture did Filippo Brunelleschi construct?

Who is the sculptor of the following piece?

Who is the artist of the following piece? 

Which of the following best describes Italy politically in the mid-fourteenth century?

Which of the following were striking exceptions to the development of centralized nations?

Which dynasty dominated the Holy Roman Empire in Europe by the mid-fifteenth century?

An early Christian humanist who prepared new Latin and Greek editions of the New Testament

Which artist portrayed Plato and Aristotle at the center of the piece titled School of Athens?

Who is known as the Father of Humanism and wrote a dialogue titled My Secret?

In the 14th century, writings in the common language of Europe were called

Which new monarch centralized power with strict religious uniformity and bureaucracy?

Who is the artist of the following piece?

Who was the new monarchy of France who conquered Burgundian lands and built a royal army?

What was the first book printed on Gutenberg's printing press?

Which Renaissance text offered the advice "...be loved or feared, but never hated?"

What city-state was considered to be the cultural center of the Renaissance?