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Which region of Europe benefited from trade with Asia? A 100

Italy A 100

This Florentine banking family became patrons to some of the Renaissance’s best artists. A 200

The Medici Family A 200

The reopening of this trade route helped to jumpstart the Renaissance. A 300

The Silk Road. A 300

What were the two famous port cities in Italy during the beginning of the Renaissance? A 400

Venice and Genoa A 400

How did the Turks’ conquest of the Byzantine Empire contribute to the birth of the Renaissance? A 500

As the Turks pushed west, Italy was exposed to knowledge of refugees from the East, including classics. A 500

What is humanism? B 100

a way of thinking focusing on the idea that humans could be valued for their knowledge, achievements, and beauty. B 100

What was “reborn” during the Renaissance? B 200

Interest in the achievements of Greece and Rome. B 200

Who was Petrarch? What ideas did he emphasize? B 300

He was an Italian thinker who stressed the achievements of ancient Rome. He said we should study the classics. B 300

Explain why Florence was the birthplace for the Renaissance? B 400

It was wealthy and the Medici family sought to improve the beauty of the city by hiring arts for public works. B 400

Contrast the art of medieval and Renaissance Europe (needs at least two differences). B 500

MedievalRenaissance Focus on religion Flat Cartoonlike Focus on humanism Depth and perspective realistic

He preferred sculpture but is well known for painting the Sistine Chapel. C 100

Michelangelo. C 100

He sculpted a statue of David showing the hero after battle standing on Goliath’s head. C 200

Raphael or Donatello C 200

He was an inventor, sculpture, and painter. His most famous paintings are The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa. C 300

Leonardo Da Vinci C 300

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Leonardo Da Vinci studied this branch of science to make his figures look more realistic. C 400

anatomy C 400

He painted Birth of Venus and Primavera using a triangle shape to show depth and scale in his work. C 500

Botticelli C 500

What are prints? D 100

Printed copies of artwork. They made art more accessible and affordable. D 100

What are two unique characteristic of Northern Renaissance art? D 200

Showed daily peasant life, great detail objects, used oil paints, used darker and richer colors, and showed Christian humanism. D 200

What was the difference between humanism and Christian humanism? D 300

Christian humanism blended humanism with Christian themes (i.e. scenes of Christian history verses Roman or Greek accomplishments) D 300

Which artist is best known for showing objects in such detail that you could identify the type of tree he painted by the leaves. D 400

Albert Durer D 400

Who was Erasmus? D 500

He was a philosopher who challenged the authority of the Church in his book The Praise of Folly. D 500

Who invented the printing press? E 100

Johann Gutenberg E 100

E 200 What is vernacular? Why was printing in vernacular important?

E 200 Vernacular is common everyday language like English, Spanish, German, etc… Printing in vernacular allowed more people to read and understand books.

Why did the printing press increase literacy in Europe? E 300

More books were printed, which dropped the prices. As more people to access and buy books, more people begin to read. The church no longer had a monopoly (exclusive control) on the printed word. E 300

Who is Miguel Cervantes and what did he write? E 400

Miguel Cervantes was a Spanish author, politician, and former slave who wrote Don Quixote. E 400

He wrote over 154 sonnets and 37 plays, mostly in iambic pentameter. E 500

William Shakespeare E 500

How did Renaissance ideas spread from Italy to the rest of Europe. F 100

Marriage, printing press, universities, and trade. F 100

Name two reasons that Shakespeare’s play are still so popular today. F 200

Beautiful prose and relatable themes. F 200

Who wrote The Divine Comedy? What language was it written in? F 300

Dante wrote The Divine Comedy in Italian. F 300

Who wrote The Prince? What was it about? F 400

Niccolo Machiavelli wrote The Prince. It gave advice on how to be a good, if sometimes ruthless, leader. F 400

Name at least three different techniques that artists used to show depth. F 500

Color, size, one-point perspective, triangle shape, etc… F 500

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