Unit 5 - Chapter 7: Women in the Renaissance

What was Isabella d'Este known for at a young age?

• Her skill in painting
• Her knowledge of Latin and Greek
• Her ability to cook
• Her talent in dancing

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Why did Isabella d'Este get involved in the politics of Mantua?

• She was forced by her father
• Her husband was often away fighting battles
• She wanted to travel the world
• She wanted to become a queen

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What did Isabella d'Este build in the Castle of Saint George?

• A theater
• A library
• A treasure chamber called 'grata'
• A large garden

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Who was one of the earliest known female artists of the Renaissance?

• Leonardo da Vinci
• Sofonisba Anguissola
• Lavinia Fontana
• Isabella d'Este

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What was Lavinia Fontana recognized for in her paintings?

• Use of dark colors
• Attention to detail and vibrant colors
• Sculpting
• Abstract art

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What was a new custom in Renaissance France regarding hair?

• Grinding flowers into a powder and applying it to hair
• Shaving heads completely
• Using hair gel
• Wearing wigs made of animal fur

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What was considered an important status symbol during the Renaissance?

• Owning a horse
• Speaking multiple languages
• Having a large family
• Clothing

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Why were arranged marriages common among upper-class families during the Renaissance?

• To avoid wars
• To ensure true love
• To form political ties and alliances
• To travel to different countries

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