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Renaissance Quiz

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Niccolo Machiavelli

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Painted the Mona Lisa; example of a "Renaissance Man"

William Shakespeare

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German artist famous for his engravings

perspective

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Italian city that was central to the growth and development of the Renaissance

Albrecht Dürer

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Artistic technique that shows depth on a 2D surface

Humanism

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Italian poet and scholar who encouraged the Bible be printed in vernaculars

Leonardo da Vinci

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Sculpted La Pieta

Michelangelo

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English playwright responsible for the addition of over 1700 words to the language

Florence

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German credited with inventing the printing press (in Europe)

Johannes Gutenberg

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Philosophy that emphasized the human experience over religious doctrine

Francesco Petrarch

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Italian writer who studied and published a book on realistic politics

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2.

Renaissance scholars were inspired by reawakened interest in which two classical societies?

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3.

Which wealthy Italian compiled a large library of books, in addition to advocating for more publications being printed in vernacular?

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4.

Which event is MOST responsible for the trend seen on the graph below?

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5.

Which answer most accurately describes why Italian cities thrived during the Middle Ages?

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6.

What family gained control over Florence in 1434?

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7.

Which of the following is NOT a way that art reflected the new attitudes and ideas of the Renaissance?

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8.

Which of these architectural elements was reintroduced during the Renaissance?

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9.

Which of these is NOT an artwork by Michelangelo?

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10.

Which Italian author created a wildly successful guide for how to keep and maintain political power?

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11.

What traits were all women expected to have, according to The Ideal Courtier?

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12.

Which Flemish painter used oil paints to create intensely realistic art?

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13.

Which Northern Renaissance artist painted vibrant scenes of everyday life, like the one seen below?

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14.

What book, written by Erasmus, used humor and satire to criticize tradition and the Catholic Church?

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15.

Which of the following Renaissance works was written and published by William Shakespeare?

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16.

What was the first book to be printed on a European printing press?

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17.

Which answer most accurately describes the impact of cheap and mass produced books on European society?

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18.

Identify and explain two major defining characteristics of the Renaissance.

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19.

Identify and explain one way that the Black Death helped create the conditions for the Renaissance.