Renaissance
Renaissance Art
Reformation
Age of Exploration
Fun Facts
Continents
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In what country did the Renaissance begin?

Italy

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What is the technique in art that shows the difference between things close and far away?

perspective

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Who was the most influential figure of the Reformation?

Martin Luther

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What is one of the centuries in which the Age of Exploration occured?

15-18th century (1400s-1700s)

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Who funded Christopher Columbus' expedition?

Spanish

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Which is the largest continent?
Asia
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What does Renaissance mean?

Rebirth

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Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and created the statue of David?

Michelangelo

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How many thesis' did Martin Luther hang from the door of the Catholic Church

95

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Why did Europeans sail on exploration voyages? What were they looking for?

New trade Routes to Asia

Spread Christianity

Trying to increase wealth

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Where was Columbus trying to go?

Find a new route to Asia

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Which continent do we live on?

North America

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True or false--the Renaissance spread from Italy to other parts of Western Europe like England

true

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Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo Da Vinci

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What did the Pope sell in order for people to buy their way into heaven?

Indulgences

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What was an invention from China that helped the navigators know which direction they were sailing?

The compass


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What is a resource that Europeans wanted from India (to make their food taste better)?

spices

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Which continent has countries such as Italy, France, and Germany?

Europe

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Who was the famous playwright in England during the late Renaissance?

William Shakespeare

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What do you call someone who sponsors artists?

a patron (of the arts)

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What happened to the Bible during the Reformation so that it became accessible to more people?

It was translated into many languages and printed widely.

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How did the Age of Exploration impact the indigenous people in the New World?

Bad. Brought diseases, invaded, took over their land, killed lots of people

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How were gunpowder and firearms a huge advantage to the explorers?

they could easily take over the land and the people that lived there.

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Which continent has no countries, government, or permanent residents?

Antarctica

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Who was the merchant from Venice who traveled to China and then helped publish a book that told of his travels?

Marco Polo

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Who was the family who was famous for banking and supporting artists?

the Medici family

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What does Excommunicated mean?

being sent away, not allowed in the Catholic Church

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How did the printing press influence exploration?

It was easier to print maps.

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What is a caravel?

a fast sailboat that was used by many explorers

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Which continent has the most countries?

Africa