Besides stability in Europe, what also helped to reopen the Silk Road?

Stability in the East under the Mongol Empire

What was the Elizabethan Age?

A time under Queen Elizabeth when arts flourished.

Humanism was a philosophy that...

Focused on Human Beings and their potential to achieve.

What was the significance of the Printing Press?

More literate and educated people.

What was the importance of the Medici family?

They employed many artists still appreciated today

What factor did NOT bring about the Renaissance?

The exploration of the new world

Which factor did NOT lead to the end of Feudalism?

The discovery of classic literature

What is Machiavelli known for?

His ruthless work "the Prince" and his political tactics.

Who did the Renaissance effect?

The wealthy merchant class and above

What does the term "Renaissance Man" mean?

A well rounded artist, writer, philosopher

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1
Which is NOT one of Leonardo Da Vinci's greatest works?
Mona Lisa
Vitruvian Man
David
The Last Supper
2
Who was Machiavelli?
A master painter
A ground breaking king.
A historic sculptor
A notable writer
3
What was the Medici family's line of work?
Dyes
Banking
Mining
Ship Building
4
Besides stability in Europe, what also helped to reopen the Silk Road?
Peace in India
Advances in ship building
Stability in the Middle East under the Byzantine Empire
Stability in the East under the Mongol Empire
5
Which is NOT a great work of Michelangelo?
Moses
David
Mona Lisa
Sistine Chapel
6
What was the Elizabethan Age?
A period of hardship under Queen Elizabeth.
A time under Queen Elizabeth when arts flourished.
The great strides for democracy under Queen Elizabeth.
The era where Elizabeth rose from peasant to Queen.
7
Humanism was a philosophy that...
Focused on Human Beings and their potential to achieve.
Was atheistic and only believed in the greatness of Man
Humans were the greatest creation in the world
Human beings have a duty to take care of other human beings
8
Which places did the Silk Road connect?
It connected Europe to China
It connected Africa to China
It connected India to China
It connected India to Europe
9
What was the significance of the Printing Press?
A rise in powerful paper-making artisans
An increase in trade
More literate and educated people.
An increase in leaders power
10
What is William Shakespeare known for?
His philosophical ideas
His sculptures
His writing
His paintings
11
By the Renaissance, England and France were both run by stable monarchs, meanwhile Italy was...
slowly losing wealth and land
A vast empire
Organized into city-states
In civil war
12
What was the importance of the Medici family?
They made money
They employed many artists still appreciated today
They were known for their creativity in writing
They made many books still used today
13
What factor did NOT bring about the Renaissance?
An increase in a wealthy merchant class
Rediscovering of Roman classic arts and literature
An increase in trading goods and ideas
The exploration of the new world
14
Which factor did NOT lead to the end of Feudalism?
The end of the Hundred Years War
The discovery of classic literature
The rise of Nations
The Bubonic Plague
15
What was the general time period of the Renaissance?
1100-1400
1200-1500
1400-1700
1300-1600
16
What does the term Renaissance mean?
Revival
Rebirth
Renew
Redo
17
What is Machiavelli known for?
His creative artwork
His religious ideas
His cunning battle strategies.
His ruthless work "the Prince" and his political tactics.
18
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Spain
Italy
England
France
19
Who did the Renaissance effect?
Only the royalty
The wealthy merchant class and above
The peasants and merchants
The slaves since they were freed during this time
20
What does the term "Renaissance Man" mean?
A well rounded artist, writer, philosopher
Someone who has found rebirth in religion
A person who believes in humanist ideas
Someone who is a wealthy merchant

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