Renaissance Flashcards
Scholars, discoveries and influence
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1.Renaissance Means _________
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Renaissance -Rebirth
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- Revival of learning classical literature between ____ and ____ century.
a) 13C - 15C
b) 14C - 16 C
c) 15C - 17C
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b)14C- 16C
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3.Renaissance developed
Spirit of ________,
Spirit of ________ of thoughts,
________.
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Spirit of Inquiry, Spirit of Freedom of thoughts and action.
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- Men developed critical attitude twords __________ institutions.
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Medieval institutions
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- What are the ideas that we’re revolutionized ?
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Social, political and religious.
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- According to professor Jeb
Renaissance was ?
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Process of transition in Europe from medieval to modern period.
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- For a history student Renaissance means
Reigne of F________, C_______ and birth of new social conditions.
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Renaissance was
Reigne of feudalism, chivalry and birth of new social confions. - History student
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- Who called the Renaissance
“A complex and many-sided movement” ?
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Walter Peter
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- Renaissance to a student of religion it means ?
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Evolution of Reformation and
Counter Reformation
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- To a student of Art and Literature
“The recovery of Masterpiece from ________ world; Received knowledge of ________ and _______”
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The recovery of Masterpiece from
Ancient world and Received knowledge of Greek and Latin.
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- Printing press was invented in the year _______
a) 1400
b) 1440
c) 1454
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b)1440
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12 .Printing press was invented by
________ Gutenberg (Europe - Germany)
a) 1454 b) 1456
c) 1457 c) 1458
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a) 1454
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- First Latin Bible was printed in the year _______ at maniz in Germany.
a) 1454 b) 1457
c) 1455 d) 1456
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c) 1455 (Latin Bible- maniz in Germany )
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- Printing press reached ITALY in
________
a) 1467 b) 1465
b) 1468. c) 1470
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Italy printing press - b)1465
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- Printing press reached SPAIN in ?
a) 1465 b) 1467
c) 1470 d) 1474
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Spain - 1474
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- Printing press in FRANCE
a) 1467 b) 1470
c) 1473 d) 1476
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France - 1470
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- Printing press in FRANCE
a) 1467 b) 1470
c) 1473 d) 1476
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France - 1470
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- Printing press in Austria and Netherlands
a) 1471 b) 1472
c) 1473 c) 1474
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Austria and Netherlands - 1473
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- Printing Press in Switzerland
______
a) 1466 b) 1467
c) 1468. d) 1469
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Printing press in Switzerland
1467
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- Printing press in England was established by William _______
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William Caxton
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- Printing press was established in England at _______
a) 1474. b) 1476
c) 1478. d) 1480
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England printing press - 1476
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- Printing press in Oxford came in year_____
a) 1477 b) 1478
c) 1479 d) 1480
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Oxford printing press - 1478
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- Printing press in St. Albans in
_____
a) 1477 b) 1478
c) 1479 d) 1480
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Printing press in St. Albans 1479
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- Printing press in london introduced in the year_______
a) 1477 b) 1478
c) 1479 d) 1480
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London printing press 1480
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25 .Renaissance study of classical in their original but also a
Age of _______________.
Age of translation
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26. Virgil, ovid, Cicero, Demosthenes and Plutarch works were _________in English.
Translated in English
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27. Virgil was a famous Roman poet of __________ period.
Augustan period
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28. Virgil wrote three famous poems
Those were Eclogues, Georgics, Epic Aeneid.
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29. The first part of Chapman's Homer
| Appeared in ______
1598
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30.Chapman's Homer was a sonnet written by English Romantic poet
John Donne
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31. The first part of Chapman's Homer was Translated by
George Chapman
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32. Translations works enabled the _________ and ________ literates to share knowledge of _________ literature.
Non-Latin and Greek.
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33. Shakespeare who knew little of _______ and less ______ became familiar with Classical _________ due to Translation works.
Little of Latin and less of Greek.
| Classical mythology
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34.Who heralded Renaissance in England________
Chaucer
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35. The three ________ friends prepared the ground for study of classical literature.
1. Thomas _________.
2. William ________.
3. Hugh ________.
Oxford.
Thomas Linacre.
William Grocyn.
Hugh Latimer.
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36.Renaissance said to be began in
| England by ________________
Sir Thomas More
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37.Thomas Moore famous work "Utopia" is a greek word meaning "________" was written in _______.
Utopia- No where
| Written in Latin
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38.Utopia was first published in the year _______
Utopia- 1516
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39. The Translation of Utopia was published in _______
Translation of Utopia - 1551
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40. The translation of Utopia In English was done by
| Ralph _________ and Gilbert ______.
Ralph Robinson and Gilbert Burnet.
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41. Utopia 2nd revised edition of translation was published in
1556.
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42. VIRGIL, O_I_ and C_C_R_ were Roman authors.
Virgil, Ovid and Cicero.
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43. E_L_G_E_ , G_O_ G _ C _ and E _ I _ AENEID was written by Virgil.
Eclogues, Georgics and Epic Aeneid.
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44. E_L_G_E_ , G_O_ G _ C _ and E _ I _ AENEID was written by Virgil.
Eclogues, Georgics and Epic Aeneid.
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45. The contemporary a friend of Thomas more was __________ a Dutchman by birth settled in England.
Erasmus
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46. Erasmus was ______ European writer who wrote in _______.
Last European writer who wrote in Latin
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47. Erasmus Most famous work was "______ of the folly"
Praise
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48. Erasmus new testament contained parallel coloumn of ______ text and new ______ rendering of his own.
New testament parallel columns of Greek and new Latin rendering of his own.
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49. Edmund Spenser was the author of first great Epic ____________.
Faerie queen.
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50. Who was the representative poet of English Renaissance ?
Spenser
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51. Who was the father of English tragedy ?
Christopher Marlowe.
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52. Who was considered genius of Renaissance ?
William Shakespeare.
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53. Shakespeare was born in ______
1564
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54. Father of English essay was ?
Francis bacon
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55. Educational ideals during Renaissance underwent ________.
Great change.
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56. Middle age system education was divided into ____________ and __________
For clergy , for perfect and gentle knight.
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57. As those system of education become inadequate to meet demands of _______ world.
Morden world - new education system was devised.
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58. Chief educational Experiment conductors were Com________, Rebel___, Mon_______.
Comenius, Rabelais and Montaigne.
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59. Capture of Constantinople in Italy by ________
Turks
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60. Mariners compass invention aided discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in ________
1492
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61. Vasco da Gama teacher west of India (Calicut) through cape of good hope in _______
1498
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62. Who set exploration through Pacific ocean in 1519 ? And reached Philippines were he was killed.
Magellan
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63. Magellan lieutenant Sebastian del cano returned to Spain ________ having completed the great feats of history circumnavigation of the world.
1522
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64. According to Ptolemy of Egypt Earth was ?
Centre of the universe.
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65. In the middle of 16 century who discovered sun was the centre of the universe ?
Copernicus of Holland.
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66. Who followed Copernicus footsteps and revealed solar system in it's main features as we knew today ?
Kepler and Galileo
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67. In where was Reformation started and by whom ?
By Martin Luther in Germany.
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68. Martin Luther translated old and new testament into _______
Germany
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69. Who gave the English rendering for the translation made by Erasmus?
William Tindale
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70. Reformation had a disintegrated influence on ___________________
Church of England
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71. To resolve Reformation disintegrated movement as an antidote ______________ was started
Counter Reformation
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72. Counter Reformation founding "________ of Jesus " by ________ of Loyola in _________
"Society of Jesus" by Ignatius of Loyola in 1540.
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73. The outcome of Renaissance in religion was _______ of church Raised ________.
Renaissance outcome -
| Split of church Raised protestent.
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the allrounders of art were and literature? (Sculpture, painting, architecture, and poetry)
Michealangleo, Raphel, Leonardo de venci.
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Michaelangelo ( Italian artist) as a sculptor were famous for
- Statue of David (1501 - 1504),
- Moses (Moses is a sculpture by the Italian High Renaissance artist Michelangelo Buonarroti, housed in the church of San Pietro in Vincoli in Rome.),
- Pieta( The Pietà is a work of Renaissance sculpture by Michelangelo Buonarroti, housed in St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City. It is the first of a number of works of the same theme by the artist. 1498–1499)
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Michaelangelo as a painter?
Painted the ceiling of Sistine chapel between 1508 and 1512
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Raphael painted many magnificent pictures including
madonnas were magnificent.
