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Northern Renaissance
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Quiz about the Northern Renaissance; works great with Prentice Hall World History section 13.2.
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1
What does Thomas More's
Utopia
describe?
The ideal man
How to paint landscapes
A perfect society
a relationship between man and god
2
Famous northern humanists and writers usually had doubts about _________.
The rule of monarchs
The afterlife
The nature of man
Organized religion
3
What was the first book printed with the printing press?
The Prince
The Bible
The Courtier
Plato's Republic
4
What invention aided the spread of the Renaissance?
The printing press
Manuscripts in the vernacular
The discovery of Roman ruins in Northern Europe
Church services offered with more secular points
5
Who invented the printing press?
da Vinci
Gutenberg
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Durer
6
Where is Flanders?
France, Belgium and the Netherlands
Germany, Italy and Switzerland
Italy, Spain, and France
England, Ireland, and Scotland
7
Which of the following was NOT a country to which the Renaissance spread from Flanders?
Spain
France
England
Italy
8
Like those in the south, northern Renaissance artists also explored ___________ themes.
Peasant
Religious
Classical
A and B
9
To what art form did Albrecht Durer apply Italian Renaissance painting techniques?
Drawing
Engraving
Sculpture
Etching
10
Which of the following was a famous northern humanist?
Breugels
Erasmus
Raphael
Gutenberg
11
True or false: The Northern Renaissance happened before the Renaissance in Italy.
False
True
12
Between 1455 and 1500, about how many books had been printed on the printing press?
between 15 and 20 million
about 1 million
over 35 million
between 5 and 10 million
13
Shakespeare wrote over ___ plays; more than _____ appeared for the first time in his works.
20; 500 words
35; 1,700 words
100; 5,000 words
45; 2,500 words
14
What theme did many of Durer's paintings and engravings show?
Prosperity
Religious Upheaval
Peasant Life
Tranquility
15
Erasmus thought a person's chief duties were to be _________ and to show good will to others.
Intelligent
Stubborn in their beliefs
Open-Minded
Artistic
