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Lessons 1-5
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1
Why did the Renaissance begin in Florence? (The Glory of Florence)
rich city; trade and goods flowing in and out of the city
it was on the ocean
it had the most manors
2
Which two artists were the most famous during the Renaissance?
Rembrandt and Elvis
Picasso and Van Gogh
Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci
3
A room for making books was called?
scriptorium
art studio
library
4
T or F: Monasteries and convents were not at all similar to manors.
false
true
5
T or F: The Renaissance was a time of looking back and brought changes to old ways of thinking
True
False
6
Why is the climate of Europe temperate?
mr.caps breath
it's close to the Equator
the cold wind
the warm ocean breeze
7
What is the approximate years of the Middle Ages?
1900-2000 AD
500-1500 AD
512-1812 ACDC
0-1000 AD
8
What was Nicolaus Copernicus's most significant discovery? We also studied this in science.
that CMS is the best
a student in third hour named Gas Giant farts a lot
that we are the middle of the solar system
that the sun was the middle of the solar system
9
What does the Renaissance mean?
premature birth
rebirth
Black Death
life after death
10
The Plague was caused by and spread by?
bacteria and kissing
bacteria and rats
virus and rats
ebola and harambe
11
Who was Lorenzo the Magnificent? Why was he a tyrant and a patron at the same time?
he was mean but also a patron (supporter) of the arts
he was an artist and a magician
he was rich and smart
he knew Houdini and Michelangelo
12
What is a crusade?
a food fight
a journey and battle for the Holy Land
a bunch of people fighting
attempt to get an A in Mr. Cap's class
13
The Middle Ages goes by what other name?
the Later Ages
the Black Death
the Age of Faith
the Leap of Faith
14
Religious men and women lived in?
hysterias and convention halls
huts and igloos
monasteries and convents
15
Men and women that devoted their lives to religion were called?
monkeys and nunnigans
priests and priestesses
monks and nuns
