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Chapter 15 Intro Sections One and Two: The Renaissance
Chapter 15 Intro Sections One and Two: The Renaissance
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12. Author of Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet; father of the modern English language.
Ben Jonson
Christopher Marlowe
William Shakespeare
Thomas More
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15. Which of the following artists was famous for his prints used to illustrate early books?
Hans Holbein
Albrecht Durer
Petrarch
Pieter Breugel
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11. How did the Catholic Church respond to the growing humanism movement in Europe?
The Catholic Church discouraged people from studying humanism.
The Catholic Church encouraged people to embrace humanism.
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16. What does the word "secular" mean?
Secular means decreasingly religious.
Secular means increasingly religious.
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7. He is credited with inventing the printing press around the year 1450.
Lorenzo de Medici
Pieter Breugel
Francesco Petrarch
Johannes Gutenberg
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3. Which of the following authored The Prince (1532), a how-to guide for successful rulers?
Machiavelli
Dante
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1. The Renaissance, a rediscovery of ancient Greece and Rome, began around 1350 in
France
Germany
Spain
Italy
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10. Which of these cities led Europe's trade with India and China until the closing of the Silk Road in 1453?
Sparta
Kiev
Athens
Constantinople
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4. According to The Prince
,
it is better for a ruler to be ______ than loved by the people.
feared
poor
religious
wrong
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8. Humanist author of In Praise of Folly(1509).
Desiderius Erasmus
Sir Thomas More
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14. The phrase "the ends justify the means" comes from which of the following works?
Utopia
In Praise of Folly
The Prince
MacBeth
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17. Did the Renaissance Catholic Church encourage or discourage the study of humanism?
The Catholic Church discouraged the study of humanism.
The Catholic Church encourage the study of humanism.
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9. From Italy, to where did Renaissance ideals then spread?
North, to France, Germany, and England
East, to Russia, Poland, and Hungary
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6. Renaissance scientist/artist who painted The Last Suppe
r (
1495-98) as well as La Gioconda, aka Mona Lisa (1503).
Bramante
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Donatello
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2. Those Renaissance scholars who studied the ancient Greeks and Romans were called
Humanists
Clericalarists
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5. Renaissance artist who painted the
Sistine Chapel
(1508-1512).
Michelangelo
Donatello
Brunelleschi
Raphael
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13. He was the Northern Renaissance author of Utopia (1516).
Thomas More
Henry VIII
Ben Jonson
Christopher Marlowe
