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1
What was the benefit of trade fairs:
they allowed for safe transactions
they allowed unscrupulous merchants to rob customers
they created borders of countries that exist today
they allowed for the spread of classical antiques
2
The increase in power of European monarchs during the Renaissance leads to:
an increase in the presence of Luxembourg
abandonment of urban areas
peasant rebellions throughout Europe
European involvement in exploration and colonization
3
This man is credited with the revival of painting:
Michelangelo
Giotto
Raphael
DaVinci
4
This is the best example of Renaissance architecture:
Gothic
Baroque
Scandinavian
Latin
5
The Magna Carta:
removed all monarchs from power
limited the power of peasants
stated monarchs were subject to laws
affirmed the god-like powers of the monarchy
6
Marriages between monarchs and nobles produced
strong heirs
peace throughout Europe
wars over territory
hemophilia
7
A long term result of the Hundred Years War was:
Unification of a nationalistic France
Unification of Europe
Decentralization of French power
Continued control of France by England
8
The spread of the humanist movement benefitted from:
curious commoners
majestic monarchs
printing press
papal power
9
This league organized in the Baltic through trade:
Premier
Genoese
Venetian
Hanseatic
10
These devices led to one of the first industrial revolutions
waterwheel and windmill
gunpowder and moveable type
engines and steam
plow and rake
11
This intellectual movement questioned the role of humans in nature:
Intellectualism
Naturalism
Humanism
Secularism
12
How did the printing press contribute to Renaissance society:
politics, society, and religion changed
more people had access to knowledge
ideas spread faster
cost of books decreased
13
The Black Death effectively killed:
serfdom
monarchies
nobles
democracy
14
This peasant Englishman led a revolt against the nobility:
Steven Tyler
Joan of Arc
Wat Tyler
Thomas More
15
The majority of urban growth in the Renaissance is due to:
growth of trade and manufacturing
access to less expensive food
land enclosures
growth in population
16
This Humanist writer "travelled" through the nine circles of Hell:
Rowling
Chaucer
Dante
Shakespeare
17
Thirteenth Century European monarchs were:
powerful
non-existant
weak
imprisoned
18
This class of people began in the Renaissance
traders
upper
laborers
middle
19
The Renaissance primarily began in:
England
Belgium
France
Italy
20
This Humanist writer was most concerned with everyday English life:
Brown
Dahl
Shakespeare
Chaucer
21
In towns and cities, merchants and craftsmen organized into:
feudal unions
church groups
gangs
guilds
22
These groups invented most of the technologies later "invented" by Renaissance Europeans
Chavin and Mayans
Russians and Scandinavians
Indians and Mali
Muslims and Asians
23
In response to population growth, farmers:
borrowed money to plant more crops
increased yield through the 3 field system
rented lands from landowners
began herding to feed more people
24
The rise in population after the Middle Ages is attributed to:
revival of economy
cooler temperatures
decrease in warfare
better hygiene
25
Renaissance means:
rebirth
kerfuffle
change
light
26
What is the most striking difference between Medieval and Renaissance art
the introduction of black as a color
the shift to more basic techniques
the shift to realistic, perspective-driven art
the introduction of Aztec motifs
27
Jewish people in Renaissance Europe:
were driven out of Europe
were forced into slavery
experienced tolerance and became bankers
became the monarchy in most regions
28
What does the Michelangelo statue of David exemplify:
Greco-Roman influence
Islamic motifs
new clothing styles
Medieval power
29
This is the most visible early investment for wealthy families:
clothing
art
music
architecture
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These three Italian cities were the heart of Renaissance development and trade
Sienna, Pisa, and Naples
Lamborghini, Ferrari, and Pagani
Genoa, Venice, and Florence
Naples, Rome, and Genoa