Unit 3 Test Review

The revival of art, literature, and learning in Europe following the Middle Ages is known as (the):

• Humanism

• Renaissance

• Scientific Revolution

• Protestant Reformation

All of the following accurately describe features of Renaissance art, EXCEPT:

• Realism

• Humanism

• Pointed arches and stained glass

• Greek and Roman styles

(Fill in the blank): Humanists focused on ____________ subjects rather than religious subjects.

Which is NOT a reason why the Renaissance began in Italy?

• The wealthy Catholic church funded art and learning in Italy

• 1. Italy’s city-states were centers for trade and commerce

• Italy's strong, central government promoted science and the arts

• Italy was the center of the ancient Roman Empire

• Define “Renaissance Man”

• Man who created art during the Renaissance

• Person with many talents or areas of knowledge

• Person who studies the period after the Middle Ages

• Person who organizes and operates a business

The worldwide view centered on human interests or values is known as _____________.

What was NOT an effect of the invention of the printing press?

• Books took longer to produce

• • Mass production of books throughout Europe

• • More people learned to read and write

• • New books reflected humanist and secular culture

What era is this painting from?

• Middle Ages

• Renaissance

 Which definition best explains vernacular?

• Non-religious

• Intellectual movement focused on education and the classics

• Belief or opinion that went against traditional Catholic beliefs

• The everyday language of the common people

What was the main cause of the Protestant Reformation?

• Corruption within the Catholic Church

• New ideas about science and the universe

• The desire to spread Christianity to new populations

• To keep England in power