Renaissance end of notes Quiz

Which statement best explains how foreign trade contributed to the start of the Renaissance?

• It inspired the explorations that brought fresh ideas back to Europe.

• It brought wealth to the families who supported Italian artists and thinkers.

• It introduced technologies from Asia that inspired the rebirth of science and medicine.

• It gave Europeans access to the natural resources they needed to begin industrial production.

The primary members of the governments of city-states in pre-Renaissance Italy were

• military leaders

• Catholic bishops

• wealthy merchants

• Enlightenment philosophers

Which activity was the main source of the wealth for Italian city-states during the Renaissance?

• technological innovation

• the production of luxury goods

• the sale of valuable paintings and sculptures

• control over imports and exports

What is one way that Medieval and Renaissance artists differ?

• Renaissance art focuses more on religion
• Medieval artists were more realistic
• Renaissance artist turned to Roman and Greek works for inspiration
• They are the same

Humanism...

• emphasized the Bible
• leads to happier lives
• encourages people to learn Latin and Greek
• focuses on the potential of humans to achieve 

Which of these would be valued most by a Renaissance thinker who emphasized individualism?

• a nation's strength 
• a family's ancestors
• a person's achievements
• an army's success in battle

Artist who painted the Mona Lisa &The Last Supper

• Michelangelo
• Leonardo da Vinci
• perspective 
• patron

Which of the following is associated with classical learning?

• the ideas of the middle ages
• the ideas of Greece & Rome
• the ideas of ancient China
• the ideas of ancient India

____________________ is a person who supports artists, especially financially.

• Utopia
• Patron
• indulgent
• Secular

Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Henry VIII were all

• Impressionist painters
• High ranking officials of the Catholic Church
• Leaders of the Protestant reformation
• Divine right monarchs