How did new discoveries in science and astronomy made voyages of exploration possible?

By enabling sailors to navigate the seas

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The European Renaissance

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1
What ancient cultures inspired and influenced Renaissance ideas?
Mesopotamian and Egyptian
Greek and Roman
Mayan and Aztec
Barbarians and Heretics
2
The Renaissance took place in what centuries?
18th and 19th
10th and 11th
12th and 13th
15th and 16th
3
How did new discoveries in science and astronomy made voyages of exploration possible?
By helping them understand major landform regions
By enabling sailors to navigate the seas
By renewing their faith God
By proving that Europeans were destined to conquer the entire world
4
Who developed a printing press during the Renaissance?
Leonardo DaVinci
Johannes Guttenburg
Sir Thomas More
Jeffery Chaucer
5
Which best describes secularism?
All of the above
Not aligned with the church
not focused on religious matters
A view of life explained by science rather than God
6
Copernicus's observations of planets and stars proved what?
That the Earth revolved around the sun
That planets and stars revolved around the sun
All of the above
That the Earth was not the center of the universe
7
Which best describes the Renaissance concept of "individualism"?
All of the above
Individual talents and minds should be celebrated
Individuals are highly capable of knowing things about the world
Individuals should aspire to flourish in all areas of life
8
The word Renaissance means "rebirth".
False
True
9
Scientific thought and people interested in change challenged the power of the _______________________.
Astronomers
Catholic Church
Feudal Landlords
Creative Class
10
Which best describes Renaissance Humanism
The study of Classical Greek and Roman Texts
Humans have options and potential in life
All of the above
studying humans takes priority over studying religion
11
Renaissance art and literature focused on _____________________.
Mysticism
Humans and human stories
The nature of God
Biblical stories
12
Depth, linear perspective, realism, and balance were features of Renaissance _________________.
Literature
Art and Architecture
Fairs
Humanism
13
Which of the following was NOT a value embraced by Renaissance Europe?
Secularism
Humanism
Plagiarism
Individualism
14
The invention of the _____________________________ allowed ideas to spread quickly and far.
Printing Press
Guillotine
Roadside Billboard
Astrolabe

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The European Renaissance

14 termsStudBud Administration50 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards14 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 14

Answers

1
What ancient cultures inspired and influenced Renaissance ideas?
Mesopotamian and Egyptian
Greek and Roman
Mayan and Aztec
Barbarians and Heretics
2
The Renaissance took place in what centuries?
18th and 19th
10th and 11th
12th and 13th
15th and 16th
3
How did new discoveries in science and astronomy made voyages of exploration possible?
By helping them understand major landform regions
By enabling sailors to navigate the seas
By renewing their faith God
By proving that Europeans were destined to conquer the entire world
4
Who developed a printing press during the Renaissance?
Leonardo DaVinci
Johannes Guttenburg
Sir Thomas More
Jeffery Chaucer
5
Which best describes secularism?
All of the above
Not aligned with the church
not focused on religious matters
A view of life explained by science rather than God
6
Copernicus's observations of planets and stars proved what?
That the Earth revolved around the sun
That planets and stars revolved around the sun
All of the above
That the Earth was not the center of the universe
7
Which best describes the Renaissance concept of "individualism"?
All of the above
Individual talents and minds should be celebrated
Individuals are highly capable of knowing things about the world
Individuals should aspire to flourish in all areas of life
8
The word Renaissance means "rebirth".
False
True
9
Scientific thought and people interested in change challenged the power of the _______________________.
Astronomers
Catholic Church
Feudal Landlords
Creative Class
10
Which best describes Renaissance Humanism
The study of Classical Greek and Roman Texts
Humans have options and potential in life
All of the above
studying humans takes priority over studying religion
11
Renaissance art and literature focused on _____________________.
Mysticism
Humans and human stories
The nature of God
Biblical stories
12
Depth, linear perspective, realism, and balance were features of Renaissance _________________.
Literature
Art and Architecture
Fairs
Humanism
13
Which of the following was NOT a value embraced by Renaissance Europe?
Secularism
Humanism
Plagiarism
Individualism
14
The invention of the _____________________________ allowed ideas to spread quickly and far.
Printing Press
Guillotine
Roadside Billboard
Astrolabe