Renaissance
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What does the word "renaissance" mean? | rebirth
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What were three key Italian city states at this time? | Florence, Venice, Genoa
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What book did Machiavelli write? | "The Prince"
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Who painted the "Mona Lisa" and "The Last Supper"? | Leonardo da Vinci
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Who is considered the "father of humanism"? | Petrarch
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Who wrote "Utopia"? | Sir Thomas More
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Focusing on the individual or human, rather than the divine or supernatural | humanism
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Who invented the printing press? | Johannes Gutenberg
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Who painted the Sistine Chapel and sculpted David? | Michelangelo
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interest on loans | usury
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The first book printed on the printing press | Bible
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less religious | secular
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Who wrote "The Praise of Folly"? | Erasmus
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With increase in trade, the first _____ were created | banks
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The Northern Renaissance involved these three countries | France, Germany, England
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Crusaders created interest in these three products they found in the Middle East | spices, silk, and cotton
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rich citizens who sponsored artists | patrons
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What quote was the overall lesson taught by The Prince? | "The end justifies the means."
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Northern Renaissance thinkers merged _____ and _____. | humanism and Christianity
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Renaissance ideas were largely spread with the invention of the _____ in Germany. | printing press
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What book did Erasmus write? | "The Praise of Folly"
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What book did Sir Thomas More write? | "Utopia"
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Who wrote "The Prince"? | Machiavelli
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What city was a center of the Northern Renaissance? | Flanders
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Who wrote the "Divine Comedy"? | Dante
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What book did Dante write? | The "Divine Comedy"
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