What was the goal of Northern European scholars?

To bring about moral and religious reform.

Why did Renaissance artists use realism?

To represent humans and landscapes.

What was it about Italy's location that made it an ideal country for the Renaissance to begin?

It had much wealth and access to trade.

How did oil paints allow for artists to use realism in their work?

Oil paints reflected light, allowing for depth and glow.

What was one of the main goals of the Renaissance?

To cause people to think differently.

How did painters use realism and humanism in their works?

They used human models to ensure accuracy.

Why was writing in the vernacular so crucial to the expansion of knowledge?

Most people understood vernacular language.

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1
What was the goal of Northern European scholars?
To convert people to Christianity.
To recruit prospective students to their schools.
None of these.
To bring about moral and religious reform.
2
Humanists:
studied Greek and Roman culture.
Believed education should stimulate creativity.
focused on worldly issues, not religion.
All of these.
3
What is the name of the art technique that makes distant objects appear smaller?
Enlarging
Perspective
Reducing
Miniaturizing
4
Why did Renaissance artists use realism?
To represent humans and landscapes.
To understand the world in a broader way.
To emphasize religious beliefs.
To de-emphasize religious beliefs.
5
Who was the scholar who stressed the importance of the Bible being written in vernacular?
Deciderious
Erasmus
Yaniel Rodriguez
Leonardo da Vinci
6
What was it about Italy's location that made it an ideal country for the Renaissance to begin?
It was close to fishing boats.
It had much wealth and access to trade.
It was where Greek and Roman culture originated.
It had the most shipping docks.
7
Who was the most well known writer of the Renaissance?
Erasmus
Castiglione
Hayden Asbell
Shakespeare
8
Who was the first man who printed the Bible using a printing press?
Michelangelo
Justin Giffen
Gutenberg
Erasmus
9
How did oil paints allow for artists to use realism in their work?
Oil paints allowed for texture in works of art.
Oil paints reflected light, allowing for depth and glow.
Oil paints emphasized the structure of the body.
All of these.
10
Why was the printing press a crucial tool during the Renaissance?
Both of these.
It sped up the spread of knowledge.
None of these.
It allowed more people access to education.
11
What role did Italy's city-states play in the Renaissance?
Both of these.
They were patrons of art, literature, and education.
None of these.
Wealthy families brought trade, wealth, and leadership.
12
Who wrote a guide instructing rulers how to gain and maintain power?
Castiglione
Machiavelli
Devonte Smith
Michelangelo
13
What was one of the main goals of the Renaissance?
To cause people to believe in different religions.
To cause people to become artists.
To cause people to become writers.
To cause people to think differently.
14
How did painters use realism and humanism in their works?
They studied anatomy at universities.
They researched the human body using new medical texts.
None of these.
They used human models to ensure accuracy.
15
In which country did the Renaissance begin?
England
France
Spain
Italy
16
Which humanist author wrote about how to succeed in the Renaissance world?
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Erasmus
Castiglione
17
Why was writing in the vernacular so crucial to the expansion of knowledge?
Vernacular language was the only language allowed.
Most people understood vernacular language.
Vernacular language was the language of the church.
Vernacular helped people translate from different languages.

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World History 4.1-4.2 Review

17 termsStudBud Administration101 plays

World History 4.1-4.2 Review

Flashcards17 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 17

Answers

1
What was the goal of Northern European scholars?
To convert people to Christianity.
To recruit prospective students to their schools.
None of these.
To bring about moral and religious reform.
2
Humanists:
studied Greek and Roman culture.
Believed education should stimulate creativity.
focused on worldly issues, not religion.
All of these.
3
What is the name of the art technique that makes distant objects appear smaller?
Enlarging
Perspective
Reducing
Miniaturizing
4
Why did Renaissance artists use realism?
To represent humans and landscapes.
To understand the world in a broader way.
To emphasize religious beliefs.
To de-emphasize religious beliefs.
5
Who was the scholar who stressed the importance of the Bible being written in vernacular?
Deciderious
Erasmus
Yaniel Rodriguez
Leonardo da Vinci
6
What was it about Italy's location that made it an ideal country for the Renaissance to begin?
It was close to fishing boats.
It had much wealth and access to trade.
It was where Greek and Roman culture originated.
It had the most shipping docks.
7
Who was the most well known writer of the Renaissance?
Erasmus
Castiglione
Hayden Asbell
Shakespeare
8
Who was the first man who printed the Bible using a printing press?
Michelangelo
Justin Giffen
Gutenberg
Erasmus
9
How did oil paints allow for artists to use realism in their work?
Oil paints allowed for texture in works of art.
Oil paints reflected light, allowing for depth and glow.
Oil paints emphasized the structure of the body.
All of these.
10
Why was the printing press a crucial tool during the Renaissance?
Both of these.
It sped up the spread of knowledge.
None of these.
It allowed more people access to education.
11
What role did Italy's city-states play in the Renaissance?
Both of these.
They were patrons of art, literature, and education.
None of these.
Wealthy families brought trade, wealth, and leadership.
12
Who wrote a guide instructing rulers how to gain and maintain power?
Castiglione
Machiavelli
Devonte Smith
Michelangelo
13
What was one of the main goals of the Renaissance?
To cause people to believe in different religions.
To cause people to become artists.
To cause people to become writers.
To cause people to think differently.
14
How did painters use realism and humanism in their works?
They studied anatomy at universities.
They researched the human body using new medical texts.
None of these.
They used human models to ensure accuracy.
15
In which country did the Renaissance begin?
England
France
Spain
Italy
16
Which humanist author wrote about how to succeed in the Renaissance world?
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Erasmus
Castiglione
17
Why was writing in the vernacular so crucial to the expansion of knowledge?
Vernacular language was the only language allowed.
Most people understood vernacular language.
Vernacular language was the language of the church.
Vernacular helped people translate from different languages.