Renaissance
Renaissance
Aztec/Spanish
Aztec/Spanish
Japan
100
  1. Which Renaissance figure is best described by the following?

-artist, architect, mathematician, inventor

-studied anatomy to draw more realistic human figures

Leonardo Da Vinci

100

What is humanism?

The belief that humans possess intellectual and spiritual abilities that set them apart from animals, and that humans can and should use these abilities to shape their own ideas and make their own choices.

100

At the time of the conflict between the Aztecs and Spanish, the worldviews of the two societies could both be described as being based upon

expansion through the conquest of others

100

 The name of the disease which infected and devastated the Aztecs leaving them unable to effectively defend themselves from the Spanish Conquistadors was:

Smallpox

100

Japan's worldview and the identity of the Japanese people is greatly influenced by Japan's geographical designation as ____________________ which creates physical isolation from other countries, societies and cultures.

Archipelago

200
  1. Why did Renaissance Europeans want expensive goods from the Asia?

Show off their wealth and status

200
Where is Michaelangelo's painting "The Last Judgement"

Vatican

200
  1. When the Spanish under Cortes first encountered the indigenous people in Mexico, which feature of the Aztec Empire made the greatest impression upon them?

The gold and wealth of the Aztec capital city

200

Conflict and battle were important to the Aztec culture not only as a means to gain new territory, but also because battles would allow for:

 The capture of humans for sacrifice.

200

During Japan's Edo Period, the teachings of Confucius were taught in schools for both samurai and commoners. The Shogunate considered the teachings of Confucius important to Japanese society in this era because Confucius taught:

Modesty, proper behaviour, and acceptance of duties, obligations and class distinctions.

300

The invention of this technology allowed the ideas and works of the Renaissance thinkers, scholars and scientists to be quickly and inexpensively circulated throughout Europe?

Printing press

300

What is the most famous sculpture in Renaissance Europe?

The David

300

Ferdinand and Queen Isabella wanted to convert as many people as possible to Catholicism because they wanted to

Fulfil their responsibility to spread Christianity

300

Who is Quetzalcoatl?

The Feathered Serpent (god)

300
  1. What are these?
    1. All Christian missionaries and foreign traders must leave Japan.

    2. No newcomers may enter Japan.

    3. Japanese citizens may not leave Japan.

    4. Japanese travelling or living outside Japan may not return to Japan.

    5. Large ships that can make long voyages may not be built and any existing ships will be destroyed.

    6. Foreign objects are banned, including Christian and scientific books.

    7. Daimyo must observe 'alternate attendance' spending one year in Edo and the rest in their territory.

Exclusionary Laws

400

The meaning of the term ‘Renaissance’ suggests that many of the humanist writers and artists got their inspiration from the

Greek and Roman civilizations

400

The city-states of Northern Italy became wealthy because of their geography, government style, social organization and _______________________?

being able to control port cities and therefore controlled the trade routes coming from Asia

400

Courage, bravery and military skill were rewarded in Aztec society in that demonstrating these skills in battle was the main way in which:

Aztec men could move up the social hierarchy and increase their status.

400

What vision lead to the establishment of Tenochtitlan

Eagle eating snake on cactus

400

 Which social class experienced a change in status toward the end of Japan's Edo Period as they gained wealth and power as other social classes increasingly became indebted (owing money) to them?

Merchants

500

In the late Middle Ages, Crusades were organized with the main purpose of

Controlling the holy land

500

What does the painting "The School of Athens" by Rafaele show?

Classical influence on the Rennaissance
500

What were the primary ways that the Aztecs expanded their power and built their Empire?

War and Trade

500

What were pyramids made to look like?

Mountains

500
What religion is connected to the sprinkling of salt in the Sumo ring?

Shinto