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TCI: Chapter 27 (all sections) Chapter 28 Intro, Sections 1 - 6
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Some city-states were ruled by a single rich family, such as the _____ family in Florence.
Papal Family
Sforza
Medici
Borgia
2
A strong difference between two or more things
Contrast
Monochrome
Chromatics
Shade
3
Humanists believed in the worth of only God and religious faith rather than belief in the power of the mind.
False
True
4
The belief in the importance of an individual’s achievements and dignity
Stoicism
Christianity
Ethics
Individualism
5
A form of government in which citizens elect representatives to rule for them
Monarchy
Empire
Republic
Constitutional Monarchy
6
He built the first telescope used to look into space & was able to discover sunspots & the moons of the planet Jupiter.
Copernicus
Galileo
Da Vinci
Newton
7
Each ____ consisted of a powerful city and the surrounding
territory
, which might include other towns.
City-State
Town
Territory
Village
8
An Italian city-state and THE leading cultural center during the Renaissance
Milan
Venice
Sicily
Florence
9
Although there was no sudden end to the Middle Ages, the Renaissance changed many aspects of people's lives over time.
False
True
10
An independent state consisting of a city and its surrounding territory
City-State
Village
Province
Peninsula
11
Humanists separated the state and its right to rule from the Church and helped influence for modern thinking
True
False
12
Special importance
Emphasis
Irrelevant
Negiligible
Infamous
13
A bustling _____ created prosperous cities and new classes of people with the wealth to support art and learning.
economy
museum
epicenter
lagoon
14
By the Renaissance, people were using ____ to buy merchandise, which created a money economy.
Goods
Wool
Coins
Silk
15
Humanists believed that people should use their minds to question everything.
True
False
16
Florence was the banking center of Europe during the Renaissance.
True
False
17
During the Renaissance, wealthy families built private townhouses known as
palazzi
, which is Italian for ___
Plebians
Patricians
Planets
Palaces
18
One of the first humanists was an Italian poet named ____, who was particularly interested in old books.
Petrarch
Shakespeare
Dante
Plato
19
A philosophy that balances religion with an emphasis on individualism and an interest in nature and human society
Stoicism
Classicism
Cartesian
Humanism
20
People from all over Europe came to northern Italy to buy, sell, and do their banking.
False
True
21
Collectively, areas of study that focus on human life and culture, such as history, literature, and ethics
Humanities
Philosophy
Ethos
Arts & Leisure
22
Influenced by the styles and techniques of ancient Greece and Rome
Medieval Art
Ancient Art
Modern Art
Classical Art
23
He was the first person to draw maps from an aerial view. He designed bridges, weapons, and other machines.
Raphael
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Brunelleschi
24
A specific area of land
Empire
Territory
Colony
City-State
25
_____ brought goods and ideas from the East that helped to reawaken interest in classical culture.
Merchants
Bankers
Philosophers
Artists
26
A flowering of culture, based on Greek & Roman ideas & art, that began in Italy in the Late Middle Ages.
Medieval Era
Roman Republic
Middle Ages
Renaissance
27
Michelangelo created his own majestic statue of ____, which may be the world's most widely admired sculpture.
Sistine Chapel
David
Last Supper
La Pieta
28
In the Renaissance, if someone was born a peasant, he or she would always have less status than a noble.
True
False
29
This powerful city-state had hundreds of ships that controlled the trade routes in the Mediterranean Sea.
Papal States
Florence
Venice
Milan
30
A Renaissance artist, renowned for his painting and sculpture
Titian
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
31
A famous Renaissance artist, scientist, AND inventor
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Donatello
Petrarch