Random/Challenging
People
Money!!
Creation/Discovery
Maps
100
What two ancient civilizations inspired the Renaissance?
Greece & Rome
100
This artist was know as a Renaissance Man.
Leonardo da Vinci
100
What type of job became a very successful way to make money in Renaissance Italy?
Being a merchant
100
What is this sculpture called?
The King David
100
In which country did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
200
This family controlled the government in Florence.
The Medici family
200
This person was put on trial for writing a book about geocentrism and heliocentrism.
Galileo
200
Who did the pope often borrow money from?
The Medici family
200
What three Greek/Roman architectural designs were used often during the Renaissance?
Arches, pillars, domes
200
Which Italian city (that we talked about) is off the Adriatic Sea?
Venice
300
Who would hit Michelangelo with a cane when he worked slowly?
The pope (Pope Julius II)
300
Who said that rulers can be good but that they also need to be cruel when necessary to succeed?
Niccolo Machiavelli
300
How did the pope make money to pay for St. Peter's Basilica?
Taxes & Indulgences
300
Do artisans sign their work?
No!
300
Italy is a boot shaped ______________ jutting into the Mediterranean Sea.
Peninsula
400
This is the definition of what word?: where people and their representatives hold the ultimate power.
Republic
400
This artist considered himself to be more of a sculptor than a painter.
Michelangelo
400
Venice traded with 4 different places.
Far East, Middle East, Africa, and Europe
400
Who created the Pieta sculpture?
Michelangelo
400
Which city can be found at 43.8°N, 11.3°E?
Florence
500
Which Italian city-state had the 2nd largest territory?
The Papal States
500
This person wrote a book about having good manners.
Castiglione
500
Who would provide artists with pay, food, clothing, and a place to live?
Patrons
500
Who perfected the support-less dome for the Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral?
Brunelleschi
500
What are the coordinates for Italy?
41.8° N , 12.6° E
(41° or 42° N), (12° or 13° E)