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Grade 8 Final Review - Renaissance
Grade 8 Final Review - Renaissance
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What was a result of the Crusades?
Europeans exposed to Muslim knowledge
Muslims were exposed to European ideas
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Why were patrons important for artwork?
made it illegal to make ugly art
persecuted people trying to destroy art
sponsored artists to make art
created a list of rules for artists to follow
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Is this Medieval or Renaissance art?
Renaissance
Medieval
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Known as the founder of modern anatomy
Andreas Vesalius
Martin Luther
Johannes Kepler
Leonardo da Vinci
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Best known for his laws about planetary motion
Andreas Vesalius
Leonardo da Vinci
Johannes Kepler
Martin Luther
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What is ethnocentric?
believing that one’s own thoughts and ideas are superior
a country conquers new land, the people in it, and claims it as their own.
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Which is NOT a reason for exploration?
Spread religion
Expanding trade
Search for gold
Help other countries
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Which was NOT a result of the printing press?
Books are made easily
Books are made quickly
Books are less accessible
Books are cheaper
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Criticized the church's corruption
Martin Luther
Leonardo da Vinci
Johannes Kepler
Andreas Vesalius
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What the heck are "classical" times?
Ancient Greek and Roman
Ancient Aztecs
Ancient Egyptians
Ancient Medievel times
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Which factor did NOT have to do with Renaissance beginning in Italy?
Social Organization
Climate
Alliances
Geography
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Renaissance
means ...
rebirth of Classical knowledge
rediscovery of the Dark Ages
restart after the Black Death
refinance after the collapse of the economy
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What is Imperialism?
a country conquers new land, the people in it, and claims it as their own.
believing that one’s own thoughts and ideas are superior
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Known as a true "Renassaince Man" because he was skilled in many areas
Leonardo da Vinci
Andreas Vesalius
Johannes Kepler
Martin Luther
