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During the Renaissance Europeans focused on the learnings of-
a) Greece and Rome
b) Africa and Asia
c) India and China
d) The Americas
Using physical observations instead of religious teachings to make conclusions is called-
a) Daoism
b) Feudalism
c) Secularism
d) Humanism
A technique where a painting looks like you are seeing it from your eye is called
a) Modernism
b) Perspective
c) Classical
d) Humanism
Before the Renaissance European art borrowed elements from
a) India
b) China
c) Persia
d) Byzantine
Renaissance Art and Architecture used elements from-
a) Greece and Rome
b) Byzantium and Egypt
c) China and India
d) Japan and Korea
Focusing on the individual worth and glorifying the human form is called-
a) Modernism
b) Secularism
c) Humanism
d) Republicanism
One who funds a project for a person is called a-
a) King
b) Patron
c) Banker
d) Merchant
The name of this famous painting is-
a) The Mona Lisa
b) The Creation of Adam
c) David
d) The Divine Right
A major reason the Renaissance began in Italy was that -
a) Few Europeans had migrated to the area
b) Italian merchants benefited from trade with the Americas
c) Italian farmers produced great agricultural surpluses on vast plains
d) Italy city-states had grown wealthy from trade with Europe and Asia
Which statement expresses a belief shared by most Renaissance humanist philosophers?
a) People should study secular as well as sacred matters
b) Governments should establish overseas empires
c) People should withdraw from the world to worship God
d) Scholars should follow Church teachings without question
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