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Begeny: Renaissance

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Renaissance means ___________________. rebirth
What society did the people of the Renaissance look to for inspiration? The Greeks and Romans
The city of _________ was the city where Renaissance began. Florence
Because of Italy's long coastlines, Italian city-states became wealthy through _______. trade
Which of these beliefs most closely relates to humanism? Belief in the worth of individuals.
In what way did Leonardo da Vinci represent the Renaissance Man? He was a painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientist.
A major influence on Renaissance artist was ____ artwork. Classical
The most famous English language writer of the Renaissance was ___. Shakespeare
The term MACHIAVELLISAN means that a person is __________. willing to do what ever it takes to succeed.
Which writer is known as the "father of humanism?" Petrarch
Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy followed a fictional character as he _________________. went through the afterlife and saw the different fates that awaited people
Who wrote Don Quixote? Cervantes
The printing press was invented by __________. Johann Gutenberg
Which is NOT a characteristic of Italian Renaissance art? geometric design
Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the ____Chapel. Sistine
For the image on your test (people gathered around a table), choose the title of the work of art. The Last Supper
For the image below on your test (a man standing) choose the title of the work of art. David
For the image on your test (people standing and sitting) choose the title of the work of art. The School of Athens
For the image on your test (a portrait of one woman seated) choose the title of the work of art. Mona Lisa
Indulgences were ________________________. taxes paid in order to have sins forgiven
Who is Martin Luther, and why is he historically important? He was a Catholic monk who sought change within the Catholic Church. His Ninety-five Theses sparks the Reformation.
T / F Martin Luther believed that people should be able to "buy off" sins. False
During the period known as Reformation, what invention helped rapidly spread the words of the Bible as well as ideas of Protestant leaders? The printing press
The term PROTESTANT was created to describe ______________. Christians who protested against the Catholic Church.
What belief did many reformers have in common? The church was NOT the ultimate source of authority.
Why did King Henry VIII form the Church of England? Because the Catholic Church would not allow him to divorce his wife.
The basic idea in Calvin's religious doctrine was.... Predestination
The Council of Trent was aimed at ..... fixing the corruption issues in the church.
This city-state was built upon tree trunks and has canals instead of roads? Venice
How did a patron influence the Renaissance? A patron gave money to someone in order to create art.
Use the text to answer Q: "It is better for a ruler to be feared than loved" "The ends justifies the means" The above statements are expressed in the book: The Prince
What were Shakespeare's incentives for writing Romeo and Juliet and Julius Caesar? To support a new company and a new theater.
Simony was? selling positions in the church
Which of the following does NOT accurately describe Martin Luther? He was an English reformer whose body was exhumed and then burned for heresy.
Which is NOT a reason why the printing press was vital to the spread of Reformation ideas which challenged the church? Increased prices of books
Which is NOT a denomination of PROTESTANTISM? Catholicism
How did the Catholic Church respond to criticism of corruption? All answers are correct
What invention allowed writers to distribute their ideas more easily? The printing press
The Jesuits were.... A Catholic order of teachers and missionaries.
Which statement best summarizes Martin Luther's opinion? Christians can be forgiven without indulgences.
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