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Renaissance

Official Study Guide for the Renaissance

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In what way did the Renaissance change Europe's cultural? The increased desire to learn new topics
How did the scientific ideas of the Renaissance change how Europeans thought about the world around them. They challenged commonly held classical ideas
How did the European Renaissance affect the way people interacted with each other. Due to a new invention even the poor got an education
Which statement describes the main impact of the invention of the printing press? Renaissance ideas spread quickly throughout Europe.
Leonardo da Vinci's best-known work of art is known as... the Mona Lisa
Which quality is commonly seen in paintings by Michelangelo, Raphael, and Jan van Eyck? a realistic form of the human body
Like Macbeth, what were William Shakespeare's main works (What did he create the most of)? plays
Which group below didn't contribute to the start of the Italian Renaissance? English writers
Renaissance humanists focused their studies on the ideas of the Greeks and Romans
Which group financially supported the creators of the early works of the Renaissance? Italian patrons
Which statement best explains why the Muslim Empire had an important influence on the development of Renaissance ideas? Muslim scholars had preserved many of the writings of ancient Greece and Rome that influenced Renaissance thinkers.
Which answer best summarizes the outcome of the Renaissance? advancements in European art and science
Niccolò Machiavelli’s The Prince addressed the question of how a person should best... govern and control people
The Catholic Church considered some thinkers of the Scientific Revolution to be heretics because they questioned claims made in biblical passages and Church doctrine
During the Scientific Revolution, European scientists focused their work on explaining how the natural world truly works
Which was NOT an effect of the printing press. Bibles were the only books allowed to be printed
Which of the following cities became an important city during the early Italian Renaissance? Florence
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel? Michelangelo
Which of the following most accurately characterizes the Renaissance? An outburst of creativity
Which two figures started the Humanists movement? Petrarch and Boccaccio
During the Renaissance, interest in “Classical learning” increased. The classical learning refers to ideas and writings of which culture(s)? Ancient Greek and Rome
Who challenged the Geocentric theory and first introduced the Heliocentric theory by placing the sun at the center of the Universe. Copernicus
Who developed the 3 laws of motion? Newton
How did Renaissance ideas move into northern Europe? Merchants, soldiers and artists learned ideas and shared them when they came home
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