Renaissance Test Flashcards

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The Renaissance spanned between which centuries?

A

14th and 17th centuries

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What does the term Renaissance mean?

A

Rebirth or renewal

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The Renaissance started in…..and worked its way…..through Europe?

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Florence Italy, North and East

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The philosophy centered around the belief that am. Is the center of his own universe started what movement?

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Humanism

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This artist and scholar created scientific studies of flying machines, invention ideas, and the human anatomy

A

Leonardo Da Vinci

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How did he learn about the human anatomy?

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Human autopsies

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Name the two famous Da Vinci paintings

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The Mona Lisa and the Last Supper

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What are the three defining characteristics of humanism?

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Encouraged to question conventional wisdom
Encouraged to be curious/experimention
Invention encouraged

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Who built a telescope that proved the earth and other planets revolved around the sun?

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Galileo

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What did Galileo discover by dropping different sized cannon balls off the side of the building?

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That all objects fall at the same rate of speed

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What is a patron?

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A wealthy merchant or citizen that would sponsor artists and scholars in their work/research.

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What three factors played a role of the birth of the Renaissance in Italy at the time?

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Wealthy patrons, access to classic roman resources, independent governments not ruled by the church.

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This artist mastered the use of linear perspective to create the illusion of space in his paintings?

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Brunelleschi

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What important invention changed who learned to read and write in the Renaissance?

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The movable printing press

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Who invented the printing press?

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Johannesburg Gutenburg

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Before the printing press, who was responsible for writing the books?

A

Monks, clergy of the church

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Why was early Renaissance music primarily written for vocal choirs?

A

The church was paying for it-a composers only source of income

17
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Why did music in the later Renaissance change to more instrumental music?

A

Patrons became a new source of income for composers

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Type of flag that is flown horizontally from the end of a spear is called a:

19
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Flags were used a s a way to_____ communicate

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What does the odor green traditionally symbolize in a Renaissance flag?

A

Peace and freedom

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What is the difference between a flag and a banner?

A

Flags are hung horizontally from the side, and a banner is hung from the top.

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How many layers of clothing did a women usually wear?

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What two social groups wore brightly colored/patterned clothing?

A

Wealthy and royalty

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Two common fashion trends for female head accessories?
Intricate braiding or head pieces/hats.
25
How did parents dress children in the Renaissance?
Like little adults
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What Renaissance invention spearheaded the common use of woodcut images?
The printing press
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Artists removed the ______ so that a linear image would be transferred in the printed copy?
Negative space
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How and why did the subject matter of woodcut art change in the Renaissance?
Depicted everyday images of life around them because the church was not only source of income for the artists
29
What popular modern dessert ingredient was not available during the Renaissance?
Chocolate
30
Meat was usually cooked by?
Braising and boiling it in water (to save fuel)
31
What essential piece of cooking equipment was found in every Renaissance kitchen?
Stew pot
32
Who wrote the play Bisclavet?
Lais of Marie de France
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The story of Bisclavet includes the subject of _______.
Lycanthropy (werewolf)
34
What are the two Renaissance ideas portrayed in the story of:
The power of love and betrayal
35
Who did the author write this series of stories for?
King Henry II