Sec 1-2 His Book B Ch1 Pt1

T/F Artists were being considered professional artists, not just artisans.

Which is a wealthy family who commissioned artists during the Renaissance?

What allowed greater understanding of the human body?

The Renaissance refers to a return to what ancient school of thought?

When was the printing press invented?

What is the name of this painting by Leonardo da Vinci?

T/F Music drew inspiration from the Orient, like the rest of the Renaissance.

What did professional artists do to differentiate themselves from other artisans?

Humanists tried to distinguish fact from fiction by means of ____________.

T/F The 14th century saw many peasants revolt against their lords

What outbreak in 1347 killed millions in Europe?

Humanists believed that not only God was responsible for human _________.

The artistic Renaissance started in the cities of northern __________.

Humanists focused on what instead of god?

Copernicus' theory that the Earth revolved around the sun in which theory?

Buildings were becoming more inspired by what culture?

What allowed books to be printed by machine so they no longer had to be copied by hand?

What term is used for everyday spoken language of countries or regions?

T/F Perspective was discovered from historical texts.

T/F Books written in everyday language helped spread humanist ideas.

_________ were scholars who put humans at the center of their ideas

This famous explorer set out to find a route to Asia in 1492.

Humanists were mostly men from the rich ___________.

How long did the Renaissance last?

T/F Food in the 14th century was scarce and expensive

What type of painting became more popular during the Renaissance?

T/F The Renaissance focused on humanism & artistic revival.

T/F European populations grew drastically in the 14th & 15th centuries.

Which renowned Renaissance man was both an engineer and artist?

T/F Scholars developed research based on observation & experimentation.

The European Renaissance began around what year?

T/F Religious themes were no longer sources of inspiration in art.