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Mrs. Spray's Ch. 1 Sec. 1 and 2 The Renaissance
Mrs. Spray's Ch. 1 Sec. 1 and 2 The Renaissance
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One characteristic that both the Italian and the Northern Renaissance paintings had in common:
oil-based paints
religious figures
realism
mythical gods
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Famous figures in the Renaissance were primarily in the areas of
sports and politics
arts and literature
lawyers and doctors
science and math
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Italian merchants gained control of society by organizing banks. One famous banking family was
the Durers
the Medicis
the da Vincis
the Michelangelos
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Why was the printing press important to the Renaissance?
It wrote in the vernacular.
It helped spread ideas.
It was invented by Gutenberg.
It printed lots of Bibles.
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Italian sculptor who painted the Sistine Chapel and sculpted the famous "David"
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Donatello
Michelangelo
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A French author who wrote about female equality
Queen Elizabeth
Willamena Shakespeare
Sophia Medici
Christine de Pizan
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English artist who wrote about human emotions and real people in his many sonnets and plays
Thomas More
Christine Pizan
D. Erasmus
William Shakespeare
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What role did the Crusades play in encouraging the Renaissance?
Many men died defending Christianity so more $ for others.
Scholars fled Byzantium when it fell to the Muslims.
Europeans discover new ideas & luxury items in the Mid East.
The Pope got rich from the Crusades.
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German artist who was famous for introducing oil painting techniques
Durer
Mona Lisa
Raphael
Brughel
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"Renaissance" means
"renegotiate"
"reasonable"
"rebirth"
"restructure"
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The Renaissance spread to Northern Europe by ALL of the following EXCEPT:
Northern artists visited Italy
artists fled domestic wars in Italy
trade with each other
cultural diffusion by the Mongols
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Late Italian Renaissance paintings often featured
prominent people of the time period
religious people of the past
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The Renaissance then spread to
Africa
the Ottoman Empire
England
northern Europe
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Italian who wrote a book about how to be the perfect "Renaissance Man" or woman
Thomas More
Christine de Pizan
Baldassare Castiliogne
William Shakespeare
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The Renaissance first started in
England
France
Italy
Germany
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Flemish artist who painted realistic everyday scenes with peasant farmers
Donatello
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Pieter Brughel
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What was one place in Italy where the Renaissance began?
Sicily
Sardinia
Rome
Venice
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Italian Renaissance painters introduced the method of "perspective" painting. This means
2 dimensional figures
1 dimensional figures
various viewpoints
no shading
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What are the ideals or spirit of the Renaissance?
warring states, religious ideas, Crusades
focus on tying Greek myths to prominent citizens
explaining Biblical events using scientific discoveries
focus on individual achievement and worldly matters
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Scholars fled from the Ottoman Empire and brought with them knowledge of art and writing from
all over Europe
ancient England and Scotland
the Persian Empire
ancient Greek and Rome
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The Renaissance saw an increased focus on the individual, or...
"secularism"
"individualism"
"humanism"
"vernacularism"
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This philosopher wrote about the ideal society, or "utopia". He was beheaded by King Henry 8th.
Erasmus
Thomas More
William Shakespeare
Christine de Pizan
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Italian who was the perfect "Renaissance Man" in that he was an artist, science and engineering
Thomas More
William Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
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The era before the Renaissance was called
the Classical Age
the Middle Ages
the Age of Exploration
the Medieval Age
25
Humanistic studies, or studies in the "humanities," included subjects such as
art, philosophy, history, literature
science, math, logic, language
26
Where is Belgium?
Below France
Above France
Directly above Italy
To the right of Italy
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One cause of the Renaissance was ....
Kings became rich and ruled with absolute power.
People moved to the countryside to recover from the plague.
The Hundred Years war ended and Italy was the winner.
Merchants became rich from trade.
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In the Middle Ages, scholars focused on religion. In the Renaissance they focused on...
still on religion
mythical characters
Greek gods and goddesses
the here and now = secular ideas
29
During the Renaissance, there was new interest in
Middle Eastern luxury items
religious ideas
arts and learning
technologies for war
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Thomas More and Erasmus (Northern Renaissance writers) often
questioned religion
made fun of women
wrote about secular beliefs
wrote many plays about human emotions