1.2 The Northern Renaissance

A social reformer who described an ideal society

• More
• Gutenberg
• Erasmus
• Durer

Who invented the printing press?

• Erasmus
• More
• Gutenberg
• Durer

The printing revolution meant that 

• the arts lost many patrons
• the Bible could be read for the first time
• an end to illiteracy
• exposed educated readers to new ideas and places

All of the following are themes explored by Northern Renaissance artists EXCEPT

• realism
• religious upheaval
• classical themes
• biblical themes

Name given for an ideal society in which men and women live in peace and harmony

• utopia
• vernacular
• engraving 
• realism

The printing revolution led to

• the arts loosing many patrons

• the Bible being read for the first time

• literacies downfall in Europe

• exposed educators to new ideas and places

This man spread humanist reforms throughout Northern Europe

• Erasmus

• Thomas More

• Miguel De Cervantes

• Albrecht Durer

This man was the inventor of the printing press

• Johann Gutenberg

• Benjamin Franklin

• Johann Strauss

• Oleg Cassini

the leading English language poet and playwright of the Renaissance

• Gutenberg

• Shakespeare

• Albrecht Durer

• Thomas More

• Erasmus

Machine for printing text or pictures from plates

• printing press

• vernacular

• prosperous

• engraving