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1
Michelangelo's "David" displays which thematic innovation of Renaissance artists?
The portrayal of enigmatic expressions
The use of wood as a material
Accurate human anatomy
The depiction of religious personages
2
Who protected Martin Luther after he didn't recant his works?
Leo X
Frederick the Wise
Charles V
John Wycliffe
3
What was the first full-sized book Gutenberg printed?
The Prince
the Bible
Utopia
Romeo and Juliet
4
The ideas of the Renaissance were spread partially though the invention of:
the typewriter
printing
the telescope
paper
5
John Calvin impacted religious thought by:
preaching about predestination.
expressing that salvation exists for everyone
providing a new interpretation of the Bible
establishing that the Pope's power was absolute
6
The first use of movable type was in
China.
Greece.
Italy.
Germany.
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Which of the following was a result of Johan Gutenberg's printing press?
The writing of books in the vernacular
An increase in the use of Latin
An abandonment of moveable type technology
The spreading of the newly written 'Magna Carta"
8
Which of the following was one of Luther's beliefs?
Men and women are naturally sinful.
Christians need to be baptized as adults.
All people with faith are equal.
Good works are required for salvation.
9
World's most famous Renaissance playwright.
Boccaccio
Thomas More
Shakespeare
Petrarch
10
According to Martin Luther, salvation comes about through:
good works
indulgences
a saintly life
faith
11
Machiavelli in "The Prince," advocated for which type of ruler?
One who was ruthless and could maintain power
A dictator who gave many freedoms to the people
One that provided democracy to all subjects
A monarch who was kind and ready to share the state's wealth
12
What was one of Machiavelli's main teachings in "The Prince"?
The majority should always rule
The wealthy should help the poor
The Earth was flat
The end justifies the means
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Which artist is responsible for the development of the use of perspective?
Brunelleschi
Ghiberti
Donatello
Jan van Eyck
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Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of the Renaissance?
confidence in human ability and rationality
reemphasis on the culture of antiquity
the development of a critical view of the world
strong anti-Christian sentiment
15
Who is known as the father of the Renaissance?
Leonardo da Vinci
Lorenzo de'Medici
Nicollo Machiavelli
Francesco Petrarch
16
In Greek, the word
utopia
means
"highest."
"no place."
"everywhere."
"an ideal place."
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Which point of view best represents the philosophy of the Renaissance?
Class distinctions in society should be abolished
The glorification of human beings is sinful
Religious doctrines are the only subject of value to study
The Greek and Roman civilizations are worthy of study
18
The term "renaissance" actually means:
a resurgence or rebirth of art and culture
a rise in the average person's standard of living
a return to the medieval period
a recovery of the Church from a period of decline
19
Renaissance art developed this technique to make art more realistic?
perspective
watercolors
none of these were Renaissance techniques
landscape painting
20
The Protestant Reformation and the European Renaissance were similar in that both:
were led by the military
supported a return to the Roman Empire
discouraged the growth of strong monarchs
encouraged people to question tradition
21
How did Leonardo da Vinci discover the workings of the human body?
He studied medieval treatises on medicine
He dissected human bodies
He took medical classes
He studied the ancient works of Galen
22
Which of the following best explains why the Renaissance occurred in Italy first?
Italy had a wealthy and powerful merchant class, or patrons
Italy had developed painting first
Books became cheaper in Italy
Italy had a new translation of the Bible
23
The Renaissance was mostly secular because:
its primary opponents were antireligious
it emphasized applying its ideas to this world, not the next
it took place within churches and monasteries
it emphasized a religious view of the world
24
Martin Luther's "95 Theses" were a call for:
religious revolt against German princes
greater Papal authority
Crusades to spread Christianity
reforms within the Roman Catholic Church
25
Who was best known for his fight
against
Protestantism as the leader of the Holy Roman Empire?
Charles V
Henry VIII
Prince Frederick
John Calvin
26
The followers of John Knox became known as
Amish.
Presbyterians.
Lutherans.
Quakers.
27
Charles V's imperial order, declaring Luther an outlaw and a heretic is called the
Papal Bull.
Edict of Milan.
Edict of Worms.
Concordat of Worms.
28
In Martin Luther's "95 Theses" he addressed his main gripe about the Church, which was:
the way Bibles were printed
the generosity of the Pope in Rome
the sale of indulgences
the humble lives of priests
29
The Counter-Reformation is best described as
all of these answers are correct
a way to strengthen the Catholic Church
a way to spread the Catholic religion
a way to keep Catholics from converting to Protestantism
30
"The Last Supper" and the "Mona Lisa" are works by:
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
da Vinci
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The word "vernacular" is used to describe:
the spoken language of an area
a political plot against Medici rule in Florence
the use of Latin and Greek in texts
the structure of the human skeleton