The Renaissance Review
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- Q1In The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli was most concerned with-the expansion of church authoritygovernment regulation of the economyequality and justice for allthe use of political power30s
- Q2Which of the following completes the cause and effect flow chart?Peasants revolt and use their power to defund museumsMerchants benefit from trade and use their money to support artistsKings get rich from taxes and use their money to buy land in PortugalKing Edward became wealthy and bought the Sistine Chapel30s
- Q3One major characteristic of the Renaissance period is that the-Major language of the people became LatinCatholic Church no longer had any influence in EuropeManor became the center of economic activityClassical cultures of Greece and Rome were revived and imitated30s
- Q4During the Renaissance, the role of the individual as well as the study of Latin and Greek classics, moral philosophy, and history were closely associated withpredestinationnational self-determinationmonasticismhumanism30s
- Q5The Renaissance in western Europe was a period noted for-a shift from a spiritual focus to a more humanistic onethe rise of feudalism in the Mediterranean regionarmed conflict over control of the Holy Landthe mass movement of peoples from urban to rural areas30s
- Q6The artists shown above led a movement characterized by —the illumination of printed manuscriptsthe abstract depiction of human bodiesthe use of single-point perspectivethe rejection of religious themes30s
- Q7The development of the printing press led to-Decrease in the Christian faith which led to a rise of secularismIncreased spread of disease which led to a decrease in populationIncrease in the Islamic faithIncreased literacy which led to a spread of ideas and knowledge30s
