Renaissance, New Monarchs, and Exploration Review

Artist of the School of Athens.

This event symbolized the end of the Renaissance in Italy.

Members of this family were important patrons of the arts in Florence, Italy.

This the name for the trade system in the Atlantic.

Which of the following economic theories influenced European exploration?

Compared to the rest of Europe, Renaissance Italy was far more:

Artist of the Sistine Chapel Ceiling.

Compared to the Italian Renaissance, Northern Renaissance artists:

Which of the following was not a New Monarch?

Which of the following events motivated Europeans to explore?

All of the following are features of Italian Renaissance Humanism EXCEPT:

He sculpted the version of David depicted below.

Which of the following crops was most responsible for population growth in Europe?

Which of the following ship designs helped Europeans explore and establish colonies?

This author defended women and pointed to historical examples of great women in City of Ladies.

This Christian Humanist wrote In Praise of Folly and argued for reform within the Church.

What led to the development of New Monarchs?

Christian Humanism paved the way for:

All of the following are features of Renaissance art EXCEPT:

This figure wrote The Book of the Courtier, which described the qualities for a gentleman.

Artist of the Birth of Venus.

Which of the following was the main commercial center of Europe in the second half of the 1600s?

European trade shifted from ______________ to ________________.

Artist of the Arnolfini Portrait.

This figure wrote the Oration of the Dignity of Man and believed in unlimited human potential.

This term referred to financial support given to artists during the Renaissance.

Which of the following technologies helped Europeans explore?

This revolution led to an increase in trade, new banking practices, and an increased focused on goods such as sugar.

Figures like Petrarch, Mirandola, and Bruni were heavily influenced by the revival of this:

Which of the following best explains why the printing press was important?