Renaissance Test
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Humanism
Intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements
Patron
Supporters who spent money for the art
Perspective
Shows three dimensional on flat surface
Johann Gutenberg
Craftsman that changed lives by the printing press
Leonardo Di Vinci
Painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientists who made the Mona Lisa
Raphael
He learned by studying from other artists, portrayed expressions as calm. He is famous for his perspective.
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Utopia
Means no place
What is the Renaissance based off and what did it mean? Where did it start?
The term Renaissance means rebirth. It's the revival or art and learning, The Renaissance began in Northern Italy.
How did the Renaissance spread? Why was it important?
The Renaissance spread from the printing press. It revived art so it was important at the time
What did they speak in the Renaissance?
Latin
What did they speak in the Middle Ages?
Vernacular
What did they call a man who was a gentleman, well skilled, and educated?
The Renaissance Man
The Renaissance was known for a time of rebirth. What is it a rebirth of?
Art, philosophy, and learning
What invention was viewed as a way to spread news and ideas faster than ever before? Describe what the invention was, the creator, and how important it was to society at the time.
The printing press was the great invention of spreading news faster. Johann Gutenberg was the person who invented this and it was important because it made people have a better education.
What was Machiavelli's The Prince? Why was it written? Can you name a leader from history that resembles the characteristics of The Prince?
It was a guide written by Machiavelli because it was the imperfect conduct of human beings by a political guidebook. The leader from history that resembled the characteristics
How was the art like in the Renaissance?
Often free, people in their most natural form, lots of colors and was mostly outside.
How was the art like in the Middle Ages?
Often dull, calm and low expressions, not too much 3d shape