The Renaissance
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- Q1Geoffrey ChaucerWrote The Canterbury TalesWrote The TempestWrote Divine ComedyWrote The Prince30sEditDelete
- Q2Created the sculpture DavidRaphaelMichelangeloLeonardo da VinciLorenzo de Medici30sEditDelete
- Q3MichelangeloPainted The School of AthensPainted the Sistene ChapelPainted The Last SupperPainted the Rhinoceros30sEditDelete
- Q4Niccolo MachiavelliWrote Divine ComedyWrote The TempestWrote The Canterbury TalesWrote The Prince30sEditDelete
- Q5Venetian merchant who travelled to ChinaCosimo de MediciLorenzo de MediciNiccolo MachiavelliMarco Polo30sEditDelete
- Q6Dante AlighieriWrote The Canterbury TalesWrote The PrinceWrote Divine ComedyWrote The Tempest30sEditDelete
- Q7Painted The Last Supper and the Mona LisaRaphaelMichelangeloLeonardo da VinciThe other Ninja Turtle30sEditDelete
- Q8Leoardo da VinciPainted the Sistene ChapelCreated the statue of DavidPainted The RhinocerosStudied the human body and made detailed drawings30sEditDelete
- Q9Johannes GutenbergInvented a flying machineInvented the Printing PressStudied the human body and made detailed drawingsWrote The Prince30sEditDelete
- Q10Francesco PetrarchWrote The PrinceFather of Renaissance HumanismCreated the idea of ScholasticismPainted the Mona Lisa30sEditDelete
- Q11Most famous playwright of the English RenaissanceWilliam ShakespeareFrancisco PetrachNiccolo MachiavelliDante Alighieri30sEditDelete
- Q12William ShakespeareWrote the plays Macbeth and Romeo and JulietWrote The Canterbury TalesWrote Divine ComedyWrote the Prince30sEditDelete
- Q13Lorenzo d'MediciAs a wealthy banker, supported artists throughout FlorenceCreated the idea of ScholasticismStated that it is better to be feared than lovedFather of Renaissance Humanism30sEditDelete
- Q14Allowed education and knowledge to quickly spread through EuropeThe Printing PressHumanismScholasticismThe Bible30sEditDelete
- Q15A city with its own independent government that controls the surrounding landFeudalismEmpireCity-stateManor30sEditDelete
- Q16A time of renewed interest in the classics and in learning and artThe Renaissance30sEditDelete
- Q17A way of thinking that gives importance to the individual and to human societyHumanismConfucianismSchoasticismThe Renaissance30sEditDelete
- Q18Stated that as a ruler, it is better to be feared than lovedNiccolo MachiavelliDante AlighieriFrancisco PetrachLorenzo de Medici30sEditDelete
- Q19His invention led to a quick spread of ideas and an increase in education in Europe.Geoffrey ChaucerNiccolo MachiavelliJohannes GutenbergWilliam Shakespeare30sEditDelete
- Q20The term "classics" refers to which of the following?Ancient Greek and Roman art, literature, and historyThe time period between the Ancient Times and the Modern TimesPeople of the Renaissance, such as Michelangelo and da VinciBooks such as The Canterbury Tales, Divine Comedy, and the Bible.30sEditDelete