How did the Renaissance negatively affect parts of the global community?

Non-Christian art was condemned and destroyed.

In Europe, the invention of machine-made paper eventually led to

the typographic printing process

Why did Giorgio Vasari argue that artists merited social status as high as that of poets?

Artists relied on invention and creation as much as on skill

Which event introduced paper into the Islamic world in the 8th century?

Muslim Arab armies from the Near East conquered Central Asia

Leonardo da Vinci's Ornithopter Wings sketch can be found in the Codex Atlanticus, which is a

manuscript of Da Vinci's drawings

Two key artistic innovations of the Renaissance were

linear and atmospheric perspective

NOT a reason that Filippo's dome of the Cathedral in Florence was a significant architect feat?

He made atmospheric perspective during dome's construction.

Why is the Renaissance known as the Age of Discovery?

its technological and scientific advances

What prompted the shift form the medieval period to the Renaissance?

the fall of Constantinople to the Muslim Turks

Raphael's The School of Athens embodies

the central ideas of the Renaissance

What do the works of van Eyck, da Vinci, Rafael and Brunelleschi have in common?

Embody concrete innovations of the Renaissance.

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Which of the following media came into wide use during the 15th century?
marble
concrete
bronze
oil paint
2
How did the Renaissance negatively affect parts of the global community?
Europe monopolized most trade routes and global markets.
Rich art from Africa, Asia, and America cultures was stolen.
Non-Christian art was condemned and destroyed.
Natives and their resources in Africa and Asia exploited.
3
What is the main theme of the Ghent Altarpiece?
the rise of the West
the suffering of Christ
the return of classical antiquity
the redemption of man
4
In Europe, the invention of machine-made paper eventually led to
the typographic printing process
Johannes Gutenberg's refined inking methods
the introduction of Muslim holy texts
the further development of paper production
5
Which trade did Brunelleschi first practice?
goldsmithing
weaving
painting
shoemaking
6
Why did Giorgio Vasari argue that artists merited social status as high as that of poets?
Artists started cultural shift from Dark Ages to Renaissance
Artists often came from high social classes.
Artists reclaimed the lost masterworks of Greece and Rome.
Artists relied on invention and creation as much as on skill
7
Which event introduced paper into the Islamic world in the 8th century?
Passages opened up to Central Asia allowing for trade.
Chinese scholars traveled to Muslim Arab kingdoms.
European scholars showcased the printing press.
Muslim Arab armies from the Near East conquered Central Asia
8
Leonardo da Vinci's Ornithopter Wings sketch can be found in the Codex Atlanticus, which is a
translation of Classical naturalist writings
study of birds
manuscript of Da Vinci's drawings
atlas compiled by Da Vinci
9
Two key artistic innovations of the Renaissance were
linear and atmospheric perspective
oil pigments and polytychs
fresco painting and the Ninety-Five Theses
the dome and the altarpiece
10
NOT a reason that Filippo's dome of the Cathedral in Florence was a significant architect feat?
He developed new mechanism during the dome's construction.
The dome's massive scale demanded unprecedented technologies
He made atmospheric perspective during dome's construction.
Brunelleschi's plan for the doming did not utilize centering
11
"Renaissance" translates as
reemergence
rebirth
resurgence
reaction
12
Artists of the Northern Renaissance differed from their Italian peers in their
minimal use of detail and coloration
more visually accurate and compositional art
stronger expressions of Christianity
earlier adoption of oil paints
13
The School of Athens was intended for
the Pope's rooms
the Dome of Florence
the nave of St. Peter's
the Codex Atlanticus
14
Why is the Renaissance known as the Age of Discovery?
its rejection of religion and superstition
its return to naturalism
its technological and scientific advances
its emphasis on humanism
15
What prompted the shift form the medieval period to the Renaissance?
the globalization of Western Europe
the fall of Constantinople to the Muslim Turks
the Protestant Reformation
the West's desire for natural resources
16
Artists creating fresco paintings would work
on softened clay
on wood
on mosaic tile
on a damp wall
17
Where were the decorated Koran pages produced?
Germany
Turkey
Persia
China
18
Under which painter did Leonardo da Vinci study?
Raphael
Jan van Eyck
Verrocchio
Johannes Gutenberg
19
Raphael's The School of Athens embodies
Raphael's humanistic perspective on art
the transience of the Church
Raphael's distrust of the Vatican
the central ideas of the Renaissance
20
What do the works of van Eyck, da Vinci, Rafael and Brunelleschi have in common?
They demonstrate original invention over basic learned skill
They proved artists should be equal to poets and humanists
Embody concrete innovations of the Renaissance.
They reflect humanism and naturalism in their earliest forms

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