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Who is the artist?
Which Ism is most reflected in the painting?
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Which Ism is most reflected in the painting?
Individualism
Classicalism
Humanism
Secularism
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Who is the artist?
Leonardo
Mirandola
Botticelli
Jan van Eyck
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Who painted this?
Raphael
Donatello
Michelangelo
Leonardo
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In what industry did the Medici family make most of its money?
Wool Trade
Politics
Banking
Arts
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True/False: Humanists did not believe in a god.
False
True
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The fact that many Renaissance artists studied the Greeks & Romans is known as:
Individualism
Classicalism
Humanism
Secularism
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Definition: Focused on human potential and what they could achieve in this life.
Secularism
Realism
Humanism
Classicalism
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Who is known as the "Father of Humanism"?
Giotto
Leonardo
Petrarch
Botticelli
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Bonus Question: Which Ninja Turtle is this?
Donatello
Raphael
Leonardo
Michelangelo
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In which city did the Renaissance begin?
Florence
Paris
Rome
Venice
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What was one of the major reasons why the art changed from the Middle Ages?
They were now able to look at photographs to paint
The source of the artists funding changed
The artists decided they wanted to paint new things
Secularism
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Who was one of the first artists to start making his paintings more realistic?
Leonardo
Giotto
Jan van Eyck
Donatello
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Which was one of the ways that Northern art was different from the Renaissance?
Most of the paintings focused on Ancient Greeks
It was mainly financed by the Pope
It more reflected everyday life
There was less details in the paintings
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Which of the following created a growing trend of focusing on the world rather than religion?
Individualism
Secularism
Humanism
Classicalism
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Which of the following Ism's is NOT seen in The Prince?
Humanism
Classicalism
Individualism
Secularism