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Crash course European history 2
Crash course European history 2
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Where was the heart of the Renaissance ?
Florence
English villages
Spanish grottos
Islamic nations
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Using this in art as a setting for humanism was also very popular
Mechanical devices
Churches
Nature
Royal palaces
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Renaissance artists prioritized this kind of posing for their human subjects
Realistic
Contorted
Supernatural
Unnatural
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Why did leaders spend their money supporting the arts?
They hated religion
Funding the arts was a great way to make money and hide crime
Funding the arts made science less attractive
Status, recognition, love of beauty and legitimizing their status
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How did the Renaissance coexist with the Middle Ages?
ordinary people like the Chianti were protesting living conditions
All of the above
the Bubonic Plague was killing people
scholars were reviving translations of Plato
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In Renaissance art you can see a lot of
ONLY religious iconography
Cats
Paradoxes
Scientific discoveries
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What is meant by Pater Familias?
The children are the center of the family and power
The mother is the center of the family and all power
Royalty oversees and rules every family entirely
the father is the center of every family, and also the center of power
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Renaissance means
Brand new
Terrible
Revival, renewal
Badass
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These artists used a lot of anatomical accuracy (true depictions of human bodies)
The ninja turtles
Donatello
Michelangelo; Leonardo da Vinci
Picasso
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Who flourished in the Reinissance ?
Priests; monks; spiritual leaders
Soldiers, warriors and fighting men
artists; composers; writers; scholars; commerce
Kings; princes; monarchy and royalty
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What were some negatives in Florentine during this time period?
conflicts with the Church, political crises
All of the above
economic shocks, natural shocks
class divisions
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_________and his grandson Lorenzo Medici dominated the second half of the 15th century in Florence.
Cosmo Medici
Donatello
Leonardo DaVinci
King Henry VI
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What is humanism?
Horrible conditions
Supernatural concerns
Easy and mellow scholarship
Being interested in worldly concerns
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The Renaissance was the bright light of
The Stone Age
American history
The modern age
Classical antiquity