
Part 1: Venice- Jewel of the Adriatic
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- Q1What geographical feature is Venice built on?Small islandsMountain peaksDesertsForests30s
- Q2What was Venice's primary source of wealth in 1500?ManufacturingAgricultureTradeMining30s
- Q3What was the title of Venice's chief of state?DogeSenatorKingGovernor30s
- Q4Which of the following bodies held real power in Venice's government?The DogeThe SenateThe Public Safety CommitteeThe Greater Council30s
- Q5Who was the famous Venetian painter known as Titian?Giovanni BelliniAndrea PalladioPietro LonghiTiziano Vecelli30s
- Q6What contributed significantly to classical learning in Venice?The establishment of universitiesThe creation of the internetThe development of printingThe invention of the wheel30s
- Q7What happened to Venice in 1866?It became part of ItalyIt became a monarchyIt gained independenceIt was destroyed30s
- Q8What was one reason for Venice's decline in trading power?Increased agricultureChallenge from the Muslim TurksA rise in tourismDecline in printing30s
- Q9Which famous work is Titian known for?The Birth of VenusThe School of AthensThe Last SupperThe Assumption of the Virgin30s
- Q10What did the law passed by the Greater Council in the 1200s specify about government participation?Women could participate as equalsOnly wealthy individuals could participateAll citizens could participateOnly adult male descendants of certain families could participate30s
- Q11What type of government did Venice have in 1500?RepublicMonarchyOligarchyDictatorship30s
- Q12What was the primary source of wealth for Venice?MiningAgricultureManufacturingTrade30s
- Q13Who was the leader of Venice called?SenatorDogeKingMayor30s
- Q14Approximately how many families were recorded in the Golden Book?50 families300 familiesAbout 200 families100 families30s
- Q15What notable contribution did Venice make to classical learning?MathematicsDevelopment of printingLiteratureArchitecture30s