Chapter 13 European Society in the Age of the Renaissance, 1350–1550.

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Chapter 13 European Society in the Age of the Renaissance, 1350–1550

Transcript of Chapter 13 European Society in the Age of the Renaissance, 1350–1550.

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Chapter 13European Society in the Age of the Renaissance,

1350–1550

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Question

A sworn association of free men in a city was called a

a) condottieri.

b) Renaissance.

c) commune.

d) signori.

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Answer

A sworn association of free men in a city was called a

a) condottieri.

b) Renaissance.

c) commune. (correct)

d) signori.

Hint: See page 409.

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Question

Which of the following rulers was responsible for rebuilding the English monarchy during the fifteenth century?

a) Henry VII

b) Edward IV

c) Henry IV

d) Elizabeth I

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Answer

Which of the following rulers was responsible for rebuilding the English monarchy during the fifteenth century?

a) Henry VII (correct)

b) Edward IV

c) Henry IV

d) Elizabeth I

Hint: See page 436.

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Question

In the fifteenth century, ________ was the center of art in Italy.

a) Rome

b) Florence

c) Venice

d) Milan

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Answer

In the fifteenth century, ________ was the center of art in Italy.

a) Rome

b) Florence (correct)

c) Venice

d) Milan

Hint: See page 421.

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Question

The first artistic academy was begun by

a) Titian.

b) Michelangelo.

c) Leonardo da Vinci.

d) Vasari.

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Answer

The first artistic academy was begun by

a) Titian.

b) Michelangelo.

c) Leonardo da Vinci.

d) Vasari. (correct)

Hint: See page 426.

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Question

The leading humanists of the early Renaissance were

a) Christians.

b) male.

c) aristocrats.

d) rhetoricians.

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Answer

The leading humanists of the early Renaissance were

a) Christians.

b) male.

c) aristocrats.

d) rhetoricians. (correct)

Hint: See page 413.

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Question

All of the following were powerful Renaissance Italian city-states EXCEPT

a) Florence.

b) Palermo.

c) Venice.

d) Milan.

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Answer

All of the following were powerful Renaissance Italian city-states EXCEPT

a) Florence.

b) Palermo. (correct)

c) Venice.

d) Milan.

Hint: See page 410.

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Question

Who is known as the father of modern historical criticism?

a) Niccolò Machiavelli.

b) Giovanni Boccaccio.

c) Lorenzo Valla.

d) Thomas More.

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Answer

Who is known as the father of modern historical criticism?

a) Niccolò Machiavelli.

b) Giovanni Boccaccio.

c) Lorenzo Valla. (correct)

d) Thomas More.

Hint: See page 416.

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Question

The most diverse and cosmopolitan country in fifteenth-century Europe was

a) England.

b) France.

c) Spain.

d) Italy.

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Answer

The most diverse and cosmopolitan country in fifteenth-century Europe was

a) England.

b) France.

c) Spain. (correct)

d) Italy.

Hint: See page 437.

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Question

The medieval system of social differentiation was based on

a) gender.

b) wealth.

c) function.

d) power.

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Answer

The medieval system of social differentiation was based on

a) gender.

b) wealth.

c) function. (correct)

d) power.

Hint: See page 431.

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Question

Of all the ways in which Renaissance society was hierarchically arranged, ________ was regarded as the most “natural” and therefore the most important to defend.

a) occupation

b) class

c) gender

d) race

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Answer

Of all the ways in which Renaissance society was hierarchically arranged, ________ was regarded as the most “natural” and therefore the most important to defend.

a) occupation

b) class

c) gender (correct)

d) race

Hint: See page 434.