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These wealthy and powerful people supported the arts during the Renaissance.
nobles
peasants
patrons
knights
2
Powerful family of Florence that held great influence during the Renaissance.
Borgia
Tudor
Medici
Van Eyck
3
This German monk was inspired to challenge the teachings of the church by the writings of Erasmus.
Machiavelli
More
Shakespeare
Luther
4
This English monarch killed anyone who opposed her efforts to re-establish the Catholic Church in England.
Elizabeth I
Mary I
James I
Henry VIII
5
this was like a "Get out of Hell Free Card"; sold by the Catholic Church
predestination
Chick-fil-a coupons
protestant
indulgences
6
A German entrepreneur that invented the printing press.
Van Gogh
Gutenberg
Durer
Alberti
7
This order of priests considered themselves soldiers for Jesus and the Church.
Conquistodors
Templar
Huguenots
Jesuits
8
What is a Renaissance Man?
someone who studies many things
someone who is a try hard
someone who can grow a cool beard
someone who pretends to be an accomplished painter
9
These Flemish brothers were famous for their detailed art.
Brunelleschi
Mozart
Durer
Van Eycks
10
This conflict was the worst religious war of the Reformation.
Thirty Years War
War of the Roses
Clone Wars
Hundred Years' War
11
Renaissance Artist used _______________ to make their works look three dimensional.
perspective
frescos
laser beams
neons
12
Italy's location and its ease of access made it the center of . . .
government.
conventions.
attack.
trade.
13
The term Renaissance is French for . . .
Rebirth!
War!
Change!
Return!
14
This English monarch created the Anglican Church after falling out with the Pope.
Elizabeth I
Henry VIII
Mary I
James I
15
This city was the most famous during the Renaissance.
London
Florence
Paris
Flanders
16
John Calvin's teaching that a person's salvation was determined before they were even born.
supreme executive power
predestination
protestantism
indulgences
17
What was the first book produced by the printing press?
Don Quixote
the Bible
Canterbury Tales
the Epic of Gilgamesh
18
Father of modern politics; the ends justifies the means
Machiavelli
Gutenberg
da Vinci
Shakespeare
19
An English statesmen who wrote Utopia, where he described an ideal society.
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Erasmus
Medici
Machiavelli
20
This movement that focused on worldly subjects like grammar and poetry rather than religious knowledge.
Reniassance
Humanism
Theology
Reformation
21
An English playwright who scribed over 37 plays featuring complex characters speaking in the vernacular.
Donatello
Shakespeare
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Medici
22
Italian Renaissance scientist, inventor, and artist (painted
the Mona Lisa
& t
he Last Supper
.
Raphael
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Donatello
23
The Northern Renaissance began in this Belgian city.
Flanders
Florence
Paris
Belgium
24
This English monarch ushered in an era of peace and prosperity named after her.
James I
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Mary I
25
Luther's followers that left the Catholic Church were known as the . . .
Protestants
Bishops
Mormons
Cardinals
26
Renaissance artists also studied this to create accurate depictions of the living creatures.
anatomy
macaroni art
abstract art
grammar
27
What impact did the printing press cause?
greater access to knowledge
cheaper books
ideas spread faster
more people can read/write
28
This famous Italian artist painted the Sistine Chapel and designed St. Peter's Basilica for the Pope.
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
29
What was the Renaissance?
A period of artisitic creativity.
A period of religious isolation.
A period of reawakened interests in the Greeks and Romans.
A time when you opened a new bank account.
30
This group of Christians called for an end of Catholic practices in the Anglican Church.
Puritans
Huguenots
Baptists
Lutherans
31
A special school for training and educating priests.
seminary
aviary
Sunday school
The Beagle Factory
32
Who did Calvinists believe should control the church?
congregation
king
pope
mermen
33
Martin Luther's points against the Church's teachings.
Ninety-Five Theses
Rotten Tomatoes
Existentialism
Reformation
34
Italy's industries of ______________ and ________________ made it the perfect starting point for the Renaissance.
agriculture/banking
silk making/agriculture
banking/manufacturing
bitcoin/cheetos
35
The refugees from Europe came to escape persecution and gain . . .
domestic bliss.
religious freedom.
better cellphone service.
social equality.
36
This group of French protestants followed John Calvin's teachings.
Martins
Huguenots
Orthodox
Lutherans
37
What event delayed the Northern Renaissance til the 1450s A.D.?
the Reformation
the Enlightenment
lack of proper advertising
the Black Death
38
The king and queen ordered this to purge their county of any non-Catholics.
Elizabethan Time
the Purge
Thirty Years War
Spanish Inquisition
39
This movement took place from 1517 to 1650 A.D. and challenged the Church's teachings.
Dark Ages
Enlightenment
Renaissance
Reformation
40
During the Northern Renaissance, the use of this type of painting was developed in Flanders?
realism
ink
oil
finger