Artists and Art
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A Multitude of Miscellany
Define Your Terms
100
He was a painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientist.
Leonardo da Vinci
100
He was the "founder" of the Church of England or Anglicanism.
Who is Henry the VIII?
100
Calvinism dominated in at least two countries in the Reformation. Name one.
Scotland and the Netherlands
100
The book written by Machiavelli that describes how to be a powerful leader.
The Prince
100
"Worldly" is a synonym for this word.
Secular
200
The name and artist of this statue.
What is "David" by Michalangelo
200
Nailed his 95 Theses to the door at Wittenberg church
Who is Martin Luther?
200
Based on the Map, this religion dominated the greatest number of countries.
What is Catholicism?
200
This word means "rebirth"
What is Renaissance?
200
The technique that is useful to create a two-dimensional effect in painting.
Perspective
300
What is Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci?
300
This reformer's main teaching was predestination.
Who is John Calvin?
300
Based on the map, this country had 3 different religions practices.
What is the Holy Roman Empire?
300
This Italian family were powerful politicians as well as patrons of the arts in Florence.
Who is the Medici Family?
300
A person who is writing in a local language is writing in the local this.
Vernacular
400
The people of the Renaissance look to these for inspiration
What is Ancient Roman and Greek mythologies and writings?
400
This was the first book printed on Gutenberg's printing press.
What is the Bible?
400
Based on the map, this was the northernmost country in which Calvinism was practiced.
What is Scotland?
400
This idea places emphasis on humans rather than religion or God.
What is Humanism?
400
You give money and support to art and artists.
What is a patron?
500
Michalangelo's The Last Supper
500
The belief that all people are equal before God is one of this Reformer's main beliefs.
Who is Martin Luther?
500
Based on the map, which cities were the centers of Calvinism and Lutheranism.
What is Geneva and Wittenberg?
500
This city became the center for banking in Europe during the Renaissance.
What is Florence?