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5. Key Ideas & Concepts Origins & Spread ArtsLiteratureGrab Bag 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Printing Press

6. What was “humanism”?

7. Focus on individual worth of humans & their potential to achieve great things

8. What does “Classical learning” refer to?

9. Ancient Greek & Roman learning

10. People who supported artists were called __________.

11. Patrons

12. What made trade between Europe and Asia possible?

13. The Silk Road

14. Give one example of a “Renaissance man” & explain.

15. Answers vary. Ex: Leonardo da Vinci

16. Who ruled Italian city-states during the Renaissance – the urban or rural classes?

17. Urban (city) classes

18. What city-state did the Renaissance start in?

19. Florence

20. Patrons of artists in the Renaissance were members of which class in society?

21. Patricians (upper class)

22. What did Italians in the Renaissance emphasize? (Pick 3) ReligionPovertyBeauty Community Service WealthScience Personal Achievement ExplorationSelf-sacrifice

23. The Renaissance focused on… ReligionPovertyBeauty Community Service WealthScience Personal Achievement ExplorationSelf-sacrifice

24. How did people’s way of thinking change between the Middle Ages & the Renaissance?

25. People were still religious, but wanted to gain a better understanding of the world & each other.

26. Who invented the printing press?

27. Johannes Gutenberg

28. What term is used to describe the “common language” of the people?

29. Vernacular

30. How did ability of craftsmen in Cordoba to make paper cheaply lead to an increase in learning?

31. Cheaper paper meant books were cheaper & more people could access them.

32. How did the printing press & movable type affect the Renaissance?

33. Made bookmaking cheaper & faster, which helped spread Renaissance ideas across Europe.

34. List 3 effects that movable type & the printing press had on Europe.

35. Faster spread of ideas, increased literacy in Europe, cheaper books, new forms of literature (newspaper, flyers, etc.)

36. This artist painted the Mona Lisa.

37. Leonardo da Vinci

38. Who sculpted the “sissy” David?

39. Donatello

40. This sculptor worked in marble & also painted the Sistine Chapel.

41. Michelangelo

42. Who designed the dome of this building?

43. Brunelleschi

44. Why was Leonardo da Vinci considered a Renaissance man?

45. Because he was good at many things (art, science, etc.) & constantly tried to learn new things.

46. Who wrote Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, and Othello?

47. William Shakespeare

48. Who wrote Utopia – a book describing the ideal society?

49. Sir Thomas More

50. Dante wrote this book about a man’s journey through hell, purgatory, and heaven.

51. The Divine Comedy

52. This book, written by Miguel Cervantes, was about an old man charging at windmills to save a peasant girl.

53. Don Quixote

54. Match the author with what he wrote 1.Shakespeare 2.Dante 3.Cervantes 4.Machiavelli 5.Sir Thomas More a)The Prince b)Utopia c)Hamlet d)Don Quixote e)Divine Comedy

55. 1.Shakespeare(c. Hamlet) 2.Dante(e. Divine Comedy) 3.Cervantes (d. Don Quixote) 4.Machiavelli (a. The Prince) 5.Sir Thomas More (b. Utopia)

56. Who was the explorer who traveled to China from Italy?

57. Marco Polo

58. How did Marco Polo’s journey & writings affect people in Europe?

59. Made them curious about Asia & later helped start the Age of Exploration in Europe

60. What effects did trading along the Silk Road have on China & Europe?

61. Chinese – learned about & influenced by European customs Europeans – new trade goods & technologies

62. Who was Ambrose Paré?

63. French doctor who discovered using thread & bandages to close wounds

64. What did printing the Bible in the vernacular lead to?

65. Led to more people being able to read & interpret the Bible on their own

66. Make your wager

67. Final Answer

68. Final Question