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Renaissance Study Guide #2
Renaissance Study Guide #2
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1
A language
Spoken
in a region that later develops into a regional written language?
Romance.
Vernacular.
2
This man was an artist, inventor, designer, and man who helped society benefit from his knowledge?
Michelangelo
Leonardo
Raphel
Donatello
3
A secular / worldly person is someone who traveled and experienced other ways of life.
False
True
4
This man broke away from the Catholic Church and wrote
The 95 Thesis
because he did not believe in Indulgences?
Zwingli
Erasmus
John Calvin
Martin Luther
5
Leaving the protection of the country people began living a city life. Which is call?
Rural
Urban
6
He wrote
The Canterbury Tales
in English vernacular?
Machiavelli
Dante
Geoffrey Chaucer
Castiglione
7
The
study of
the classics to gain a liberal education and be a well rounded person?
Traditionalism
Professionalism
Socialism
Humanism
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This man was a master who was known for many works of art such as
The David
and
The Sistine Chapel?
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
9
The Schism in the Catholic Church allowed Christianity to be redeveloped.
Secular
Reformation
Justification
Humanism
10
Looking back on
history to follow Ancient Greece or Rome?
As old.
As the dark ages.
As classical.
As modern.
11
A new style of painting with watercolors on wet plaster is called?
An Ink .
A Fresco.
A Pastel.
A Degah.
12
A
change
in lifestyle
that starts in Italy then spreads throughout Europe?
"Rebirth"
Redevelopment
13
The belief that
faith alone
gets you salvation is called?
Indulgences
Justification
Salvation
None of the above/
14
A social way of living that divided peoples economic classes?
Is a Caste System.
Is an Economic System.
Is an Estate System.
None of the above.
15
A writer who decided that to be good in politics you had to set your morals aside?
Machiavelli
Martin Luther
Geoffrey Chaucer
Dante