7.40 Geography of Italy
7.41 Medici
7.42 Humanism
7.43 Art
Miscellaneous
100

What sea is Italy located in the middle of? 

Mediterranean 

100

How did the Medici family acquire their wealth?

banking industry

100

True or false, humanism focused on secular ideas. 

true, it was about non-religious explanations for how humans acted

100

Who painted the Sistine Chapel? 

Michelangelo 

100

Why did the merchant class expand after the plague?

More job opportunities and trade expanded

200

What trade route runs through Italy?

Silk Road

200

What city did the Medici family live in? 


hint* also known as the birthplace of the Renaissance

Florence

200

What conclusion did Thomas Aquinas come to about reason and faith? 

They were balanced and could exist together. 

200

Explain the patronage system. 

Wealthy people paying for art to be created by artists. Could also include artists living at their house while they work on the art. 
200

What was the most impressive building accomplishment of Emperor Justinian? 

Hagia Sophia

300

What geographical feature made it easy for boats to get in and out of Italy? 

Safe ports

300

Who were the Medici patrons to? Specific name. 

Leonardo Da Vinci 


(not as good of an answer, but Galileo too)

300

What was the name of the book Thomas Aquinas wrote?

Summa Theologia 

300

Name two techniques of Renaissance artists.

Realism, Shadowing, 3D, etc.

300

Who invented the printing press? 

Johannes Gutenburg 

400

What institution is located in Italy which has a strong influence on the culture and people there?

Catholic Church

400

Who was the first Medici to rule Florence?

Cosimo 

400

What two cultures influenced humanism?

Roman and Greek

400

Name two plays that William Shakespeare wrote. 

Romeo and Juliet, Midsummer Night's Dream, Hamlet, Macbeth, Julius Caesar

400

Why was Constantinople a difficult place to attack? 

It's geography and walls around the city

500

Which number is representing the city-state of Florence? 

6

500

Why was the Tuscan dialect named the official language of Italy?

It was what was spoken in Florence and viewed as the most important city in the country. Was the language of banking in Italy.

500

This person is known as the "Father of Humanism." Who is it? 

Petrach

500

Leonardo Da Vinci was known as a "Renaissance Man' because he excelled in several different areas. 

Name one achievement he had in the following areas:

-art

-engineering

-science/medicine  

Mona Lisa

Flying machine, parachute

dissecting human bodies 

500

Name the 5 Pillars of Islam.

Faith, Charity, Fasting, Pilgrimage, Prayer

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