Rennisance Flashcards

1
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What is the birthplace of the Renaissance?

A

Italy

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2
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Which important wealthy family helped fund many projects in Italy, helping spur the Renaissance?

A

The Medici family

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3
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Who painted the last supper and the Mona Lisa?

A

Leonardo da Vinci

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4
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Where did Martin Luther post his 95 thesis?

A

Castle Church in Wittenburg, Germany

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5
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Why did arts become popular in the European renaissance?

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Humanism inspired many artists to explore and celebrate life.

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6
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Why did Martin Luther write the 95 theses?

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To criticize the corruption of the Catholic church.

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7
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How did the Medici family influence the European Renaissance?

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The Medici family funded many artist’s projects.

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8
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Why did the Catholic church respond negatively to the spread of knowledge through out Europe?

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Many new discoverers challenged the teachings of the church.

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9
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What institution was the most threatened by the theories of the Scientific Revolution?

A

The church

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10
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What is the name of the theory in which all planets revolve around the sun?

A

Heliocentric theory

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11
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How did the personal life of Henry VIII gave support to the spread of of Protestant ideas in Europe

A

He gave support to the spread of protestant ideas by leaving the catholic church after they refused to grant him a divorce.

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12
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Why is Francis Bacon relevant to numerous levels of modern science?

A

He is the originator of the scientific method.

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13
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Who proved the Heliocentric Theory?

A

Galileo

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14
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In what way did the development of the printing press impact European society?

A

It allowed for rapid spread of information

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15
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What is the Heliocentric theory?

A

All planets revolve around the sun

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16
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Which historical figure developed the universal laws of motion?

A

Issac Newton

17
Q

What were Michelangelo, Donatello and William Shakespeare?

A

Figures of the renaissance.

18
Q

What was Martin Luther known for?

A

Wrote 95 theses, excommunicated from the catholic church, started protestant ideas, founded Lutheran church.

19
Q

In what way did the scientific method change European society in the 1600s?

A

It created a system in which you use proof to find reason.

20
Q

What were the events leading up to the protestant reformation?

A

Abuses by the catholic church, common man to read the Bible, the spread of humanism.

21
Q

How did the ideas of the Scientific revolution influence European philosophy during the enlightenment?

A

Scientist who used reason to examine the world inspired enlightenment thinkers to examine politics.

22
Q

Why was Italy the center of the
Renaissance?

A

It was geographically located by the Mediterranean sea, making it a center for trade.

23
Q

What makes Leonardo da Vinci the perfect
Renaissance man?

A

He was an artist, scientist, and inventor

24
Q

Who invented the printing press?

A

Johannes Gutenberg

25
Q

What was the result of the protestant reformation?

A

breaking the religious unity of Europe

26
Q

Art, religion, and ______ played a major role in the Renaissance

A

Humanism