liberal education in the Renaissance included all of the following EXCEPT

the mastery of engineering and mechanics

Machiavelli's ideas as expressed in The Prince achieve a model for

a modern secular concept of power politics and how to maintain it

John Wycliffe condemned the Church for all of the following EXCEPT that

the pope should be given greater power to eliminate heresy and unbelief

the achievements of the Italian Renaissance were the products of

elite movement, with small amount of wealthy patrons and artists

The Italian Renaisance was primarily

a recovery or rebirth of antiquity and Greco-Roman culture

under Ferdinand and Isabella, Spain

saw Muslim power vanish from the peninsula

slavery in Renaissance Italy

saw slaves from Africa and eastern Mediterranean used as domestic servants

marriages in Renaissance Italy

were an economic necessity of life with complicated family negotiations

Castiglione's The Courtier was a

popular handbook about the new skills expected of Renaissance aristocrats

the "new monarchs" of the late fifteenth century in Europe

were focused upon acquisition and expansion of power

Ferdinand and Isabella supported the expulsion or conversion of Muslims and Jews in Spain because

they saw a united religion as a way to centralize power

Humanism's main effect on the writing of literacy was

the secularization of historiography + the explanation of change over time

banquets during the Renaissance

were used to express wealth and power of an aristocratic family

by the fifteenth century, Italy was

dominated by five major regional independent powers

the Renaissance popes did all of the following EXCEPT

attempt to return papacy to more humble times

the political strength of the Medici family was based on

the influence and wealth of their bank

the development of printing in the fifteenth century

ensured that literacy and new knowledge would spread in European society

Italian artists in the fifteenth century began to

experiment in areas of perspective

all of the following monarchs were successful in continuing the centralization of their "new monarchies" EXCEPT

Maximilian I of the Holy Roman Empire

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1
liberal education in the Renaissance included all of the following EXCEPT
the study of hunting
the mastery of Greek and Latin
the study of music
the mastery of engineering and mechanics
2
the Habsburg dynasty ruled in
Russia
the Holy Roman Empire
Poland
Italy
3
Machiavelli's ideas as expressed in The Prince achieve a model for
the justification of divine right monarchy
a modern secular concept of power politics and how to maintain it
a deeply religious conception of the religious sanctity of the state
a new attitude of moral responsibility among politicians
4
John Wycliffe condemned the Church for all of the following EXCEPT that
there was no basis in Scripture for papal claims of temporal authority
the pope should be given greater power to eliminate heresy and unbelief
popes should be stripped of their authority and property
the Bible should be made in vernacular rather than just in Latin
5
perhaps the most famous of Italian ruling women was
Christine de Pizan
Isabella d'Este
Christina of Milan
Catherine de Medici
6
the achievements of the Italian Renaissance were the products of
elite movement, with small amount of wealthy patrons and artists
a political movement in essence controlled mainly by kings
a narrow religious movement directed almost entirely by clerics
a mass movement in which all sections of society participated
7
The Italian Renaisance was primarily
a mass movement of the peasants
a product of rural Italy
a religious reform movement
a recovery or rebirth of antiquity and Greco-Roman culture
8
economic developments in the Renassance included
increased employment due to the change from wool to luxury manufacturing
the Industrial Revolution
new trade routes made possible by the Ottoman Turks
a revival in trade
9
under Ferdinand and Isabella, Spain
became increasingly corrupt and inefficient
saw Muslim power vanish from the peninsula
saw society become more secular
lost its independence to the Valois dynasty of France
10
slavery in Renaissance Italy
experienced a slow decline
reached its height in the early sixteenth century
saw slaves from Africa and eastern Mediterranean used as domestic servants
disappeared entirely by the early fifteenth century
11
the Medici controlled the finances of the Italian city-state of
Naples
Rome
Florence
Milan
12
marriages in Renaissance Italy
were an economic necessity of life with complicated family negotiations
were often worked out hastily with little thought
were based on love and mutual affection
were easy to dissolve or annul
13
major practitioner of new architecture of the Renaissance as exemplified by the dome of the Cathedral of Florence was
da Vinci
Donatello
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
14
Castiglione's The Courtier was a
popular handbook about the new skills expected of Renaissance aristocrats
primer on military training for nobles
sharp denunciating of the wasteful noble life
treatise against active participation in public life
15
who played a leading role in perfecting movable type for printing?
Lorenzo Ghiberti
Lorenzo Valla
Francois Rabelais
Johannes Gutenberg
16
the "new monarchs" of the late fifteenth century in Europe
accepted the domination of the church as a matter of course
continued the trend toward decentralization
were focused upon acquisition and expansion of power
attempted to build up the nobility for support
17
the cultural center of the European Renaissance in the fifteenth century was
Berlin
London
Paris
Florence
18
Ferdinand and Isabella supported the expulsion or conversion of Muslims and Jews in Spain because
they saw a united religion as a way to centralize power
they feared Christians would leave Spain if they did nothing
Spanish Muslims and Jews outnumbered Christians in most large cities
Spanish Muslims and Jews were protected by foreign powers hostile to Spain
19
Humanism's main effect on the writing of literacy was
anti-Christian attacks on medieval historians
an increasing reliance on archaeological evidence
stressing the importance of non-Western subject matter
the secularization of historiography + the explanation of change over time
20
banquets during the Renaissance
expressed the simplicity of life idealized in courtly society
were not held on Holy Days and on such celebrations as weddings
were restricted to the wealthy bourgeoisie
were used to express wealth and power of an aristocratic family
21
the Byzantine Empire was finally destroyed in 1453 by the
Persians
Russians
Ottoman Turks
Seljuk Turks
22
The word "Renaissance" means
escape
culture
new world
rebirth
23
all of the following were common subjects of Italian Renaissance works of art EXCEPT
figures from mythology
portaits
nude figures
peasant life
24
by the fifteenth century, Italy was
dominated by the Papal states exclusively
the foremost European power
a centralized state
dominated by five major regional independent powers
25
the Renaissance popes did all of the following EXCEPT
involve themselves in politics and war
engage in temporal authority at expense of their spiritual responsibility
attempt to return papacy to more humble times
combat church councils
26
the political strength of the Medici family was based on
the influence and wealth of their bank
the support of the lower classes
the support of a citizen militia
a close alliance with the papacy
27
the development of printing in the fifteenth century
saw the invention of movable type by Nicholas Fabian
ensured that literacy and new knowledge would spread in European society
pertained to secular words, as theological works were still handwritten
made collaborative work between scholars more difficult due to competition
28
Italian artists in the fifteenth century began to
copy the works of previous artists
experiment in areas of perspective
move away from the study of anatomical structure
ignore nature and paint for expression
29
all of the following monarchs were successful in continuing the centralization of their "new monarchies" EXCEPT
Isabella of Castile
Henry VII of England
Maximilian I of the Holy Roman Empire
Louis XI the Spider of France
30
the painter of Rome's Sistine Chapel was
Michelangelo
da Vinci
Raphael
Botticelli

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Questions 30

Answers

1
liberal education in the Renaissance included all of the following EXCEPT
the study of hunting
the mastery of Greek and Latin
the study of music
the mastery of engineering and mechanics
2
the Habsburg dynasty ruled in
Russia
the Holy Roman Empire
Poland
Italy
3
Machiavelli's ideas as expressed in The Prince achieve a model for
the justification of divine right monarchy
a modern secular concept of power politics and how to maintain it
a deeply religious conception of the religious sanctity of the state
a new attitude of moral responsibility among politicians
4
John Wycliffe condemned the Church for all of the following EXCEPT that
there was no basis in Scripture for papal claims of temporal authority
the pope should be given greater power to eliminate heresy and unbelief
popes should be stripped of their authority and property
the Bible should be made in vernacular rather than just in Latin
5
perhaps the most famous of Italian ruling women was
Christine de Pizan
Isabella d'Este
Christina of Milan
Catherine de Medici
6
the achievements of the Italian Renaissance were the products of
elite movement, with small amount of wealthy patrons and artists
a political movement in essence controlled mainly by kings
a narrow religious movement directed almost entirely by clerics
a mass movement in which all sections of society participated
7
The Italian Renaisance was primarily
a mass movement of the peasants
a product of rural Italy
a religious reform movement
a recovery or rebirth of antiquity and Greco-Roman culture
8
economic developments in the Renassance included
increased employment due to the change from wool to luxury manufacturing
the Industrial Revolution
new trade routes made possible by the Ottoman Turks
a revival in trade
9
under Ferdinand and Isabella, Spain
became increasingly corrupt and inefficient
saw Muslim power vanish from the peninsula
saw society become more secular
lost its independence to the Valois dynasty of France
10
slavery in Renaissance Italy
experienced a slow decline
reached its height in the early sixteenth century
saw slaves from Africa and eastern Mediterranean used as domestic servants
disappeared entirely by the early fifteenth century
11
the Medici controlled the finances of the Italian city-state of
Naples
Rome
Florence
Milan
12
marriages in Renaissance Italy
were an economic necessity of life with complicated family negotiations
were often worked out hastily with little thought
were based on love and mutual affection
were easy to dissolve or annul
13
major practitioner of new architecture of the Renaissance as exemplified by the dome of the Cathedral of Florence was
da Vinci
Donatello
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
14
Castiglione's The Courtier was a
popular handbook about the new skills expected of Renaissance aristocrats
primer on military training for nobles
sharp denunciating of the wasteful noble life
treatise against active participation in public life
15
who played a leading role in perfecting movable type for printing?
Lorenzo Ghiberti
Lorenzo Valla
Francois Rabelais
Johannes Gutenberg
16
the "new monarchs" of the late fifteenth century in Europe
accepted the domination of the church as a matter of course
continued the trend toward decentralization
were focused upon acquisition and expansion of power
attempted to build up the nobility for support
17
the cultural center of the European Renaissance in the fifteenth century was
Berlin
London
Paris
Florence
18
Ferdinand and Isabella supported the expulsion or conversion of Muslims and Jews in Spain because
they saw a united religion as a way to centralize power
they feared Christians would leave Spain if they did nothing
Spanish Muslims and Jews outnumbered Christians in most large cities
Spanish Muslims and Jews were protected by foreign powers hostile to Spain
19
Humanism's main effect on the writing of literacy was
anti-Christian attacks on medieval historians
an increasing reliance on archaeological evidence
stressing the importance of non-Western subject matter
the secularization of historiography + the explanation of change over time
20
banquets during the Renaissance
expressed the simplicity of life idealized in courtly society
were not held on Holy Days and on such celebrations as weddings
were restricted to the wealthy bourgeoisie
were used to express wealth and power of an aristocratic family
21
the Byzantine Empire was finally destroyed in 1453 by the
Persians
Russians
Ottoman Turks
Seljuk Turks
22
The word "Renaissance" means
escape
culture
new world
rebirth
23
all of the following were common subjects of Italian Renaissance works of art EXCEPT
figures from mythology
portaits
nude figures
peasant life
24
by the fifteenth century, Italy was
dominated by the Papal states exclusively
the foremost European power
a centralized state
dominated by five major regional independent powers
25
the Renaissance popes did all of the following EXCEPT
involve themselves in politics and war
engage in temporal authority at expense of their spiritual responsibility
attempt to return papacy to more humble times
combat church councils
26
the political strength of the Medici family was based on
the influence and wealth of their bank
the support of the lower classes
the support of a citizen militia
a close alliance with the papacy
27
the development of printing in the fifteenth century
saw the invention of movable type by Nicholas Fabian
ensured that literacy and new knowledge would spread in European society
pertained to secular words, as theological works were still handwritten
made collaborative work between scholars more difficult due to competition
28
Italian artists in the fifteenth century began to
copy the works of previous artists
experiment in areas of perspective
move away from the study of anatomical structure
ignore nature and paint for expression
29
all of the following monarchs were successful in continuing the centralization of their "new monarchies" EXCEPT
Isabella of Castile
Henry VII of England
Maximilian I of the Holy Roman Empire
Louis XI the Spider of France
30
the painter of Rome's Sistine Chapel was
Michelangelo
da Vinci
Raphael
Botticelli