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B C D E A B C D E F G H I J A B C D E F G H I J A 1 pt 2 pts 3 pts

What does the Word Renaissance Mean?

Rebirth

What is the focus on Human beings and their improvement/reaching their potential?

Humanism

What is Secularism?

Non Religious

What two ancient civilizations influenced the Renaissance?

Ancient Greece and Rome

What aspects of the Western Civilization were directly affected by the Renaissance?

Society and Culture

How are Renaissance Men/Women different from the Leaders of the Middle Ages, Knights?

They offer more than just violence to Western Civilization, focusing on things like Art and Education

Who is the Best Example of a Renaissance Man?

Leonardo Di Vinci

This Renaissance Man was a Great Sculptor who represented Human Perfection and idealism in the David?

Michelangelo

What is writing in the Vernacular?

The Common Language

Name one famous text from the Renaissance that represents the change in thought from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance?

The Prince, William Shakespeare, The Book of the Deeds of Arms and Chivalry, or The Book of the City of Ladies

How did Shakespeare Depict Humanism?

By focusing on human emotion and their human experience; Pointing out the Best and Worst in Man

What new Social Class in Italy would be a driving force of the Renaissance?

Merchant Class

What trade route helped to pay for the Renaissance in Italy?

The Silk Road

What war would start the Renaissance?

The Crusades

Who was a Famous Renaissance Women?

Queen Elizabeth or Christine Di Pizan

What was the Renaissance Era in England called?

Elizabethan Era

What were three Causes of the Renaissance?

One Hundred Years War, Avignon Papacy, Black Death, Crusades, Increased Wealth from the Silk Road

Which Theme of the Renaissance was bigger in the Northern Renassance?

Humanism

What is a Christian Humanist

Someone who strives to be the best Christian Human

What new invention would help to spread the Renaissance?

The Printing Press

1.)What social group would start and drive the Renaissance? 2.) What were their jobs in the North and in Italy?

The Common Man/Wealth Merchant Class Artisans and Merchants

What did Erasmus teach people to do?

Live a simple Christian Life and Read the Bible

What establishment was threatened the most by the Renaissance movement?

The Catholic Church

What group will be empowered by the Renaissance movement and the new availability of Knowledge?

The Educated Middle Class Laity

What are three differences between the Northern Renaissance and the Italian Renaissance?

The Artisan Class The Focus on Humanism The Lack of Wealth Christian Humanism More Literature then Art