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1
He was an early Renaissance sculptor. His most famous sculpture is a young, homoerotic David.
Donatello
Leonardo
Raphael
Michaelangelo
2
The Western Roman Empire was oriented towards a _________ culture.
Greek
Latin
3
Caesar, Crassus, and _________ made up the first Roman Triumvirate.
Alexander
Pompey
Octavian
Antony
4
This document limited the King of England's powers and protected his subjects.
Emancipation Proclamation
Magna Carta
none of the above
The Declaration of the Rights of Man
5
The word
Islam
translates into __________.
Follower of Muhammad
Submission to God
Praise be to Allah
Peace be with you
6
__________, one of Florence’s leading scholars, wrote
The Prince
, “a handbook for tyrants.”
none of the above
Machiavelli
de Medici
Dante
7
His sculpture of David for the city of Florence is extremely detailed--can see the veins.
Leonardo
Donatello
Raphael
Michaelangelo
8
________ is an opinion, doctrine, or practice contrary to church dogma.
canon
orthodoxy
credo
heresy
9
Julius Caesar was assassinated on the Ides of March, also known as March 15th.
True
False
10
They were the lowest class within the feudal hierarchy. Also known as indentured servants.
Slaves
Peasants
none of the above
Serfs
11
This was a medieval practice of chivalric love from afar between members of the nobility.
courtly love
cloistering
classicism
none of the above
12
Charlemagne converted pagans to Christianity and initiated the Carolingian Renaissance.
False
True
13
According to Muhammad, Jesus Christ was:
the son of God
divine
a prophet
an ordinary man
14
The Italian Renaissance began in the city of Rome.
False
True
15
The Italian Renaissance ends with his death.
Leonardo
Raphael
Donatello
Michaelangelo
16
The Roman governor Pontius Pilot condemned Jesus to crucifixion because he hated the Jews.
False
True
17
Most Renaissance humanists saw vernacular literature as at best a diversion for the uneducated.
True
False
18
Monasteries provided a place of retirement for women, were in rural areas, spread Christianity
True
False
19
There are four main aspects to a Crusade. These include:
all of the above
taking of the cross
a Papal endorsement
privileges
20
This is a system of theology and philosophy taught in Medieval universities; based on Aristotle
classicism
Christian humanism
scholasticism
humanism
21
The word "simony" means:
the buying and selling of Church offices.
the forgiveness of sins
the loaning of money and charging interest on it.
the spirit of "angelic men."
22
During the East-West Schism, both the Pope and the Patriarch excommunicated each other.
True
False
23
During periods of extreme chaos, the Romans elected a __________.
Senator
Praetor
Consul
Dictator
24
The birthplace of Muhammad, this city is the holiest in Islam.
Medina
Mecca
Jerusalem
Istanbul
25
He painted the Mona Lisa
Raphael
Donatello
Michaelangelo
Leonardo
26
What are religious images of the Byzantine Empire called?
none of the above
icons
frescoes
paintings
27
The Eastern Roman Empire was oriented towards a _________ culture.
Greek
Latin
28
Historians argue that the term “Renaissance” describes certain trends in diplomacy and warfare.
True
False
29
Elagabalus was the first Christian emperor of Rome.
False
True
30
In 1099, the Crusading armies took Jerusalem and slaughtered the:
Muslims
Jews
all of the above
Christians
31
Christianity is based off of the teaching of _______?
Jesus Christ
Pontius Pilate
Noah
Abraham
32
Michelangelo’s
David
was intended to be a public expression of Florentine civic ideals.
True
False
33
Albrecht Dürer painted
The Last Supper.
False
True
34
Illuminated Manuscripts are beautifully decorated books created in the Carolingian Renaissance.
True
False
35
Christianity spread to dispossessed, women, peasants, and slaves.
False
True