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1
Who constructed the famous dome on the top of the Cathedral in Florence?
Da Vinci
Boticelli
Brunelleschi
Massaccio
2
Who was a Franciscan Friar who "saved" Florence, created a Theocracy, and was later killed?
Savonarola
Lorenzo
Ludovicio il Moro
Cosimo
3
What did Boccaccio write in the vernacular that was famous for its secular nature?
Thousands of Books and letters
The Decameron
The Oration on the Dignity of Man
The Prince
4
This emphasizes human nature, the ability to think and create, and the ability express emotion.
Humanism
NeoPlatonism
Scholasticism
Aristotelianism
5
Who "invented" the new opinion essay?
Montaigne
Shakespeare
Petrarch
Bocaccio
6
Who was the "father of Renaissance painting?" (His work is here...)
Michelangelo
Giotto
Mantegna
Raphael
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Which of the following helped to spread the impact of the Renaissance once it was invented?
The Compass
The Telescope
The Astrolabe
The Printing Press
8
Which Northern Renaissance trend is BEST depicted in this Hans Holbein painting of Erasmus?
Linear Perspective
Portraiture
Christian Emphasis
Vices and Follies
9
Who wrote a book called "The Courtier" to instruct men on how to be real renaissance men?
Castiglione
Boticelli
Petrarch
Pope Alexander VI
10
Which artist made this?
Masaccio
Titian
Giotto
Mantegna
11
Who was the Christian Humanist who made fun of Popes, and criticized the clergy?
Petrarch
Erasmus
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Bocaccio
12
How can you tell this Heironymous Bosch detail is from the Northern Renaissance?
It is focused on religion
It has great linear perspective
It is clearly a fresco, painted on a wall
It deals with hell and the damnation of humanity
13
Which artist made this painting?
Da Vinci
Donatello
Massaccio
Raphael
14
Renaissance art continued to focus on _______ despite influence of humanism.
Monotone Colors
Christianity
Venus and Mars
2-D Style Art
15
Which of these MOST influenced BOTH Italian and Northern Renaissance art, though differently?
Christianity
Humanism
The Prince
Scholasticism
16
Who improved oil painting, painting "The Arnolfini Wedding" here?
Fillippo Brunelleschi
Jan Van Eyk
Heironymous Bosch
Raphael Sanzio
17
Which of these men was NOT a celebrated humanist author or playwright?
Rabelais
Shakespeare
Montaigne
Mantegna
18
The Harvesters by Brughel the Elder is an example of what characteristic present in the North?
Painting biblical scenes
Painting everyday scenes and lower class people
The importance of the classics
Paintings of human vice and sin
19
This is NOT one of the most influential city-states of the Renaissance
Florence
Milan
Genoa
Venice
20
This is NOT one of the reasons for the decline of the Renaissance in Italy.
Invasions from France and the HRE
Vasco da Gama finding a route to India
Artists leaving Italy
The Papal States lost political power
21
Who was considered the "First Lady of the Renaissance" for her contributions?
Christine de Pisan
Duchess of Milan
Isabella de Este
Lucretia Borgia
22
Which of the following men wrote the "Oration on the Dignity of Man?"
Constantine
Boccaccio
Petrarch
Pico Mirandola
23
Which artist focused on classics & put his own paintings on the Bonfire of the Vanities?
Artimesia
Botticelli
Raphael Sanzio
Hans Holbein
24
Why was Christine de Pisan important?
She was a prominent author who defended women's education
She was the first female artist in Italy to be recognized
She was a famous leader who sponsored art and fashion
She was the queen of England who sponsored Shakespeare
25
Which of the following was the banking family responsible for the rise of the Renaissance?
The Doge
The Medicis
The Fuggers
The Sforzas
26
What was the name of the Treaty that kept the Italian City States from fighting each other?
Treaty of Lodi
Treaty of Petrarch
Treaty of Milan
Treaty of Tordesillas
27
Which of the "new" Renaissance art innovations is depicted in this statue?
Secularism
Classicism
Individualism
Linear Perspective
28
"To be, or not to be, that is the question..." Reflects what Renaissance theme?
Individual identity and virtu humanism
The destruction of mankind due to sin
Christian humanism
Translation of the classics
29
Which Renaissance was more focused on religion, vices, follies, and the sins of humanity?
Italian
Northern
30
Which of the following men produced the following work of art?
Petrarch
Michelangelo
Donatello
Brunelleschi
31
What document was discovered to be a fake, leading to mistrust of the clergy and pope?
Donation of Constantine
Decameron
Letters to Laura
Divine Comedy
32
Which Christian Humanist wrote "Utopia?"
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Mirandola
Savonarola
Erasmus
33
What was the impact of Rabelais?
He revived the style of questioning authorities - skepticism
He focused on individualism and critiqued original sin
She was the 1st professional female author, worked in France
He wrote many plays and owned a portion of his Globe Theater
34
This is NOT one of the reasons why the Renaissance began in Italy first.
It had a lot of classical Greco-Roman works
There was a lot of wealth and competition
It was a great trading location
The Plague didn't affect Italy
35
Which "new" innovation in art is BEST represented in this painting?
Shading
Emotion
3-D Perspective
Secularism
