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Open Ended

How did the study of classical texts influence the outlook and values of Renaissance scholars and artists?

Multiple Choice

What were some key advantages that made Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance?

• Thriving cities, a wealthy merchant class, and the classical heritage of Greece and Rome

• A strong monarchy, isolation from trade, and religious uniformity

• A large rural population, limited trade, and feudal traditions

• A powerful military, strict social hierarchy, and agricultural focus

Multiple Choice

How did the expectations for Renaissance men differ from those for Renaissance women?

• Renaissance men were expected to be skilled in many fields, while women were expected to inspire art but not create it.

• Both men and women were expected to master the arts and sciences equally.

• Renaissance women were expected to be skilled in politics, while men were not.

• Both men and women were expected to avoid public life.

Open Ended

Explain how the use of perspective changed the appearance of paintings during the Renaissance. Provide an example from the images or text.

Multiple Choice

What major change did a belief in individual merit bring about in Renaissance art?

• Artists began to focus more on religious themes.

• Art became more abstract and less realistic.

• Artists started to portray realistic individuals and their personalities.

• Artworks were only created for the wealthy elite.

Fill in the Blank

The Renaissance writer who is best known for his realistic, sometimes off-color stories is ___.

Open Ended

According to Machiavelli, is it better for a ruler to be loved or feared? Support your answer with evidence from the primary source.

Open Ended

How do you think the values and ideas of the Renaissance still influence modern society today?

Multiple Choice

What were the three main advantages that made Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance?

• Thriving cities, a wealthy merchant class, and the classical heritage of Greece and Rome

• A strong monarchy, advanced technology, and religious unity

• A large rural population, powerful military, and abundant natural resources

• Isolation from the rest of Europe, strict religious control, and agricultural innovation