WorksheetsCrash Course Renaissance
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of the following cultures did the Renaissance draw inspiration from?
Latin and Roman Catholic
Ancient Greek and Roman
Ancient Chinese and Japanese
Medieval Norman and Franks
Which location served as the birthplace of the Renaissance movement?
Italian city-states
Greek city-states
Muslim caliphates
European manors
Why did Italian city-states serve as the birthplace of the Renaissance?
They were the location of several important kings
They were the closest to the Mediterranean Sea
Their merchant wealth supported Renaissance artists
Their capable armies and navies protected the Renaissance
What major historical era is credited with a return to classical learning and art after the "dark" Middle Ages? [hint: it also means "rebirth"]
The Renaissance
The Late Middle Ages
The Enlightenment
The Scientific Revolution
The scholars who examined, translated, and commented upon Ancient & Arabic writings were called?
humanists
Ciompi
Monks
enlightened
According to this episode of Crash Course the Renaissance occurred between
15th and 16th centuries-ish
13th and 14th centuries-ish
14 and 15th centuries-ish
16 - 17th centuries-ish
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
The Netherlands
Germany
Constantinople
What reason does Crash Course give for Italy being primed for the Renaissance?
Money
It's social structure.
It's historical significance.
Population
This Italian city state was known for its cloth production and was home to the Medici family.
Florence
Milan
Venice
Genoa
Which Italian city state was the richest of them all due to its trade with Islamic Empires?
Venice
Milan
Florence
Genoa
This wealthy Florentine family gained their wealth via banking and a monopoly on mining alum allowing them to be one of the primary patrons of the Renaissance.
Medicis
Hapsburgs
Bourbons
Borgia
Which scientific figure was mentioned in today's episode that may have used an Arib text to assist him in his proofs of a heliocentric solar system?
Copernicus
Ptolemy
Aristotle
Galileo
