WHI Review: The Renaissance

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1
Thomas More's Utopia was about...
an ideal society
the art forms of ancient Greece
his travels to Asia
Jesus' instructions to man
2
The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and The David were two famous works of...
Donatello
Michelangelo
Raphael
da Vinci
3
Many Italian city-states had grown wealthy because of...
Gold discoveries
Religious relics
Trade
Medical technology
4
Petrarch, the "Father of Humanism," was famous for what art form?
writing music
painting
sculpture
writing sonnets
5
The first major book to be widely published on Gutenberg's printing press was...
The Prince
The Bible
The Quran
A collection of Petrarch's sonnets
6
Machiavelli wrote a famous book about...
the history of the Catholic Church
military strategy
government power
poetry
7
The Church objected to many works of Renaissance art because they...
were too expensive
did not focus enough on human beings
were too secular
were too realistic
8
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Britain
Northern Europe
Southern Greece
Northern Italy
9
What does "Renaissance" mean?
Period of Light
Trade
Dark Age
Rebirth
10
Wealthy people who sponsored works of art were known as
"consultants"
"donors"
"baristas"
"patrons"
11
The Renaissance philosophy emphasizing the goodness and accomplishments of people was called
Communism
Humanism
Confucianism
Scientology
12
Which was NOT one of the key cities in the Northern Italy where the Renaissance emerged?
Florence
Venice
Genoa
Rome
13
Gutenberg is famous for inventing...
indoor plumbing
the mirror
the printing press
paper
14
Many Europeans first developed a taste for exotic spices and fabrics because of...
Columbus' voyages
they were mentioned in the Bible
the Crusades
the North-African gold-salt trade
15
During the Renaissance, "usury" meant...
speaking out against the Church
obtaining a piece of land without the lord's approval
defying the king
charging interest on a loan

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WHI Review: The Renaissance

15 termsStudBud Administration153 plays

#worldhistory #renaissance

Flashcards15 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 15

Answers

1
Thomas More's Utopia was about...
an ideal society
the art forms of ancient Greece
his travels to Asia
Jesus' instructions to man
2
The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and The David were two famous works of...
Donatello
Michelangelo
Raphael
da Vinci
3
Many Italian city-states had grown wealthy because of...
Gold discoveries
Religious relics
Trade
Medical technology
4
Petrarch, the "Father of Humanism," was famous for what art form?
writing music
painting
sculpture
writing sonnets
5
The first major book to be widely published on Gutenberg's printing press was...
The Prince
The Bible
The Quran
A collection of Petrarch's sonnets
6
Machiavelli wrote a famous book about...
the history of the Catholic Church
military strategy
government power
poetry
7
The Church objected to many works of Renaissance art because they...
were too expensive
did not focus enough on human beings
were too secular
were too realistic
8
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Britain
Northern Europe
Southern Greece
Northern Italy
9
What does "Renaissance" mean?
Period of Light
Trade
Dark Age
Rebirth
10
Wealthy people who sponsored works of art were known as
"consultants"
"donors"
"baristas"
"patrons"
11
The Renaissance philosophy emphasizing the goodness and accomplishments of people was called
Communism
Humanism
Confucianism
Scientology
12
Which was NOT one of the key cities in the Northern Italy where the Renaissance emerged?
Florence
Venice
Genoa
Rome
13
Gutenberg is famous for inventing...
indoor plumbing
the mirror
the printing press
paper
14
Many Europeans first developed a taste for exotic spices and fabrics because of...
Columbus' voyages
they were mentioned in the Bible
the Crusades
the North-African gold-salt trade
15
During the Renaissance, "usury" meant...
speaking out against the Church
obtaining a piece of land without the lord's approval
defying the king
charging interest on a loan