Unit 9 Lesson 35.1 Renaissance Spreads into Europe

Where did the Renaissance begin?

• Germany
• Italy
• France
• Spain

How did Renaissance ideas diffuse?

• Through religious conversion
• Through war and conquest
• Through political alliances
• Through trade, travel, and education

What was Italy's role in the spread of the Renaissance?

• It was the gateway to Europe for trade and travel
• It was the site of the Council of Trent
• It was the center of the Protestant Reformation
• It was the birthplace of the printing press

Who helped spread Renaissance ideas?

• Artists
• Traders
• Scholars
• All of the above

What was the impact of the printing press on the spread of knowledge and ideas?

• It made the spread of knowledge and ideas easier
• It slowed down the spread of knowledge and ideas
• It only impacted the spread of religious ideas
• It had no impact

What was the difference between Gutenberg's printing press and previous printing methods?

• Gutenberg used metal plates
• Gutenberg used a typewriter
• Gutenberg used wooden blocks
• Gutenberg used movable type

What was the impact of the printing press on the availability of books and pamphlets?

• It made books and pamphlets more difficult to produce
• It made books and pamphlets more expensive
• It had no impact
• It made books and pamphlets more widely available

Why was printed material important in the communication of new ideas, discoveries, and inventions?

• Because it was less accurate than handwritten material
• Because it was more difficult to produce than handwritten material
• Because it was more expensive than handwritten material
• Because it was more widely available than handwritten material

Which countries did the Renaissance spread to?

• Italy, Spain, and Portugal
• Flanders, Holland, and England
• France, Germany, and Italy
• All of the above

What was the main way Renaissance ideas diffused?

• Through trade, travel, and education
• Through religious conversion
• Through political alliances
• Through war and conquest