Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

It was a center of commerce and was surrounded by water

What did Savonarola do?

Took over Florence from the Medicis.

Designed the dome on the Duomo de Santa Maria del Flore

Emphasis on the here - and - now

What is Individualism?

Belief of the importance of the individual

What was the Black Death?

A devastating pandemic that killed millions

Centered on the martial spirit and ability of a leader

The Arnolfini Wedding is an example of...

A Northern Renaissance painting

The treatment of light and shade in drawing and painting

Mixed Northern and Southern Renaissance ideals

Pico della Mirandola's philosophy was...

Man is between beast and angels

What is a city - state?

A city surrounded by territory forming an independent state.

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1
What is skepticism?
a belief that everything is defined by God's grace
A belief that nothing can be known for certain
a belief that everything is known
A belief that everything is defined by the Church
2
Define Humanism.
study of economics
Study of human anatomy
A movement that focused on the classics and human potential
study of human origins
3
Who painted The Last Supper?
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Andy Warhol
Ghiberti
4
Who was the most influential writer during the Renaissance?
John Green
Tom Richey
Machiavelli
Dante
5
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
It was a center of commerce and was surrounded by water
They were the only country with money
It controlled all of Europe
It had all of the intelligent and talented artists
6
What did Savonarola do?
Wrote the 95 Theses
Took over the Papacy
Took over Florence from the Medicis.
Kicked Leonardo da Vinci out of Florence
7
What does "Renaissance" mean?
Rebirth
Reborn
Richard
Revival
8
What did Thomas Moore write?
Ourtopia
Utopia
Dystopia
Mytopia
9
What did Castiglione's The Courtier talk about?
How do rule in court
Etiquette and manners in court
Military strategies
Salvation
10
What is a fresco painting?
the use of plaster
the use of plants
the use of oil paints
the use of glass shards
11
Who is the Father of Humanism?
Petrarch
Erasmus
Machiavelli
Castiglione
12
What kind of paintings did Bruegel create?
abstract art
pop art
landscape and peasant scenes
religious scenes
13
What was the vernacular language of the Italian Renaissance?
German
Greek
Latin
Italian
14
What were the Medici family?
Patrons
Artists
Popes
Nuns
15
What did Lorenzo Valla disprove of?
The Donation of Constantine
The Donation of Consubstantiation
The Donation of Constantinople
The Donation of Conversion
16
How did the Renaissance end?
The Sack of Rome
The Sake of Greece
The Sack of the Pope
The Sack of the Medici
17
What is the Philosophy of Christ?
What would you do?
What would Jesus do?
What would the King do?
What would the Pope do?
18
Brunelleschi...
Created the Washington Monument
Designed the dome on the Duomo de Santa Maria del Flore
Designed the gates located on St. Peter's Basilica
Designed the Gates of Paradise
19
Who was Christine de Pizan?
a female artist
a female composer
a female politician
An early female writer
20
What were the basic years of the Renaissance?
14th - 16th century
12th-18th century
16th - 17th century
13th-14th century
21
Who was responsible for creating the printing press?
Adam Smith
Galileo Galilei
Johannes Gutenberg
Karl Marx
22
What is Utopia?
a horrible place
the church
A perfect society
a society composed of only one person
23
What did Erasmus write?
Oration on Praise
Praise of Dignity
Praise of Foils
Praise of Folly
24
Who commissioned the Sistine Chapel?
Pope John IV
Pope Leo X
Pope Clements
Pope Julius II
25
Define secularism.
Emphasis on the here - and - now
focus on old religous texts
Emphasis on Biblical studies
focused on spirituality
26
What is Individualism?
Belief that man is not worthy
Belief of the importance of the individual
Belief that the individual is subordinate to the church
Belief that the individual is below all
27
What was the Black Death?
The death of plants
A devastating pandemic that killed millions
The death of African slaves
A common cold
28
What is rhetoric?
The use of religious language
The use of derogatory language
The use of German language
The use of persuasive language
29
Michelangelo created all of the following works EXCEPT...
Madonna
The Cieling of Sistine Chapel
The David
The Pieta
30
What is Virtu?
Centered on religious virtue
focused on military strength
focused on intellectual excellence
Centered on the martial spirit and ability of a leader
31
Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
Donatello
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
32
The Arnolfini Wedding is an example of...
A Russian peasant painting
A Northern Renaissance painting
A pop art painting
An Italian Renaissance painting
33
The Northern Renaissance was...?
had no art
more religious
less religious
more secular
34
Which artist painted this?
Leonardo de Vinci
Raphael
Botticelli
Michelangelo
35
What is chiaroscuro?
Focus on real events
The treatment of light and shade in drawing and painting
Being anatomically correct
focus on lines and color
36
Durer...
Mixed Leonardo da Vinci's style and Raphael's style
Painted the Sistine Chapel
Mixed Northern and Southern Renaissance ideals
Created the Pieta
37
Who painted the Birth of Venus?
Sandro Botticelli
Titian
Bernini
Ghiberti
38
Pico della Mirandola's philosophy was...
Man is above the king
Man is lower than the church
Man is above God
Man is between beast and angels
39
What is a city - state?
A town that is in a city
A city which is part of a bigger state
A city surrounded by territory forming an independent state.
A castle
40
Who wrote The Prince?
Erasmus
Machiavelli
Dante
Savonarola

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