Renaissance & Reformation

Match the following

• humanities

• wealthy banking family from Italy who were patrons of the Arts

• Michelangelo

• Italian painter Sculptor and engineer famous for Sistine Chapel paintings

• perspective

• Italian painter and inventor famous for Mona Lisa

• Medici

• artistic technique that creates a three-dimensional appearance

• Leonardo da Vinci

• education involving History Literature grammar and rhetoric

is that Guttenberg printing is significant in many ways EXCEPT for

• the spreading of ideas and knowledge was accessible to anyone

• books were made more quickly

• it gave the church the ability to censor what was being published

• less expensive ideas could be published

the Renaissance began in the city-states of this European country

• France

• Italy

• Germany

• England

all of the following led to the Renaissance except

• medieval kings persuaded serves to move to the cities

• trade and accrued wealth hurt the feudal system

• plague led to the demand for labor serfs went to cities for work

• Crusades spurred demand for Middle East Goods

which of the following statements would be made by humanist?

• education can make every man great

• religion holds the key to all life's questions

• only Nobles will be successful in business and life

• alien life controls life on Earth

which of the following was an effect of the printing revolution in the 1500s

• the spread of new ideas

• decreasing funding for the Arts

• beginning of compulsory education

• increase competition with China

Renaissance means

• reread

• revive

• relive

• rebirth

all of the following or Renaissance artists except

• Medici

• DaVinci

• Michelangelo

• Raphael

what aspects of Greek and Roman culture was the Renaissance period drawn to

• realism and art and sculpture

• a deeper appreciation of the human form

• importance of the natural

• all of the above

DeMarco Polo travel that opened up trade between Asia and Italy

• cotton Avenue

• a really long trading Road across the world

• Mississippi River

• Silk Road