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SOL 13 Renaissance Study Guide
Who wrote The Praise of Folly?
Who wrote The Prince?
SOL 13 Renaissance Study Guide
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Who wrote The Prince?
Nicolo Machiavelli
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Erasmus
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Who wrote
The Praise of Folly?
Sir Thomas More
Nicolo Machiavelli
Michelangelo
Erasmus
3
What is one thing Leonardo da Vinci known for?
Painting The Last Supper
Writing The Prince
Painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Writing sonnets
4
Which artist created this painting?
Leonardo da Vinci
Copernicus
Erasmus
Raphael
5
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Leonardo da Vinci
Sir Thomas More
Raphael
Michelangelo
6
Which is an accurate description of a government Machiavelli would have supported?
A direct democracy
People have the power
One ruler with absolute power
A republic
7
Which political philosopher claimed, “the end justifies the means?”
Nicolo Machiavelli
Sir Thomas More
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
8
Europe was introduced to many desirable_______ by the Crusades, which in turn stimulated trade.
Religions
Immigrants
Textbooks
Products
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What is Sir Thomas More known for?
Writing Paradise Lost</u>
Writing Utopia
Discovery gravity
Painting the Mona Lisa
10
Why did Italian cities like Venice and Genoa become important after the Crusades?
They stole treasures from the Muslims during the Crusades
They had easy access to trade routes between Europe and Asia
They brought back many slaves from the Holy Land
They were where the Crusaders lived
11
Christianity was merged with humanist ideasby _________________ Renaissance thinkers
Northern
Eastern
Western
Southern
12
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Champagne, Francw
England
Italy
The Holy Land
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How did the movable-type printing press aid the Renaissance?
Expanded the distribution of new ideas
The Church used it to regain control of Northern Italy
It allowed the Koran to be spread throughout Europe
Gutenburg made a patent on it and became rich
14
In what way did the Crusades stimulate trade in Europe?
It didn't
It caused a shortage of weapons that needed to be traded
Introduced Europeans to products from the Middle East
It allowed them to conquer the Middle East & create colonies
15
Johann Gutenberg influenced the spread of ideas by doing what?
Creating the moveable-type printing press
Writing The Prince
Creating trade routes with the Holy Land
Copying Greek and Latin manuscripts in a monastery
16
Church rule against usury & the banks’ practice of charging interest helped to secularize -
Constantinople
The Holy Land
Southern Italy
Northern Italy
17
This movement shifted the religious view of the world to more of a glorification of individuals
Paganism
Secularism
Humanism
Rationalism
18
One economic effect of the Crusades was that they encouraged the use of –
A barter system
Coin money
Banking and credit
Paper money
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What artist created this masterpiece?
Leondardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Nicolo Machiavelli
Raphael
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What world famous ceiling is this?
Dome of the Rock
Hagia Sophia
Sistine Chapel
Pantheon
21
Trade promoted more frequent interactions with the Byzantine Empire and the –
Han Dynasty
Mali Empire
Muslim Empire (Ottomans)
Mongol Empire
22
Machiavelli believed that absolute power should be held by the –
Army
People
Church
Ruler
23
Who was known as a Renaissance man for his many experiments and artist masterpieces?
Petrarch
Sir Thomas More
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
24
What is a patron?
A wealthy supporter of the arts
A member of the Italian army
An artist who creates masterpieces
A Renaissance noble who assists the king
25
What is Petrarch known for?
Sonnets
The Prince
Art masterpieces
Painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
26
The arts during the Renaissance differed from classical arts because they –
Emphasized human actions and their daily lives
Focused on the church
Focused on the afterlife
Focused on nature
27
What subject did Medieval art and literature focus on?
The Church and salvation
Individuals and their daily lives
Individuals and their achievements
Nature
28
What does this map show?
Britain during the Renaissance
The Holy Land during the Dark Ages
Italy during the Dark Ages
Italy during the Renaissance
29
How did Northern Renaissance art differ from Italian art?
It focused more on human individuality
It had no religious theme whatsoever
Combined religious & secular ideas in a more realistic way
It focused more on nature than religious ideas
30
The practicing of using _________________ made banking practices easier.
Arabic numerals
A barter system
Different currencies
Paper money