World History Chpt 15 study guide

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Renaissance __**humanism**__ was influenced by what cultures?
Byzantine and Islamic
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The medici family is associated with the city of?
Florence
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the city of naples is on the:
Tyrrhenian Sea
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the low countries are:
Belgium, the netherlands and Luxembourg
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Raphael paintings from chapter 15 are:
the school of Athens and Marriage of the virgin
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the ___ painter__,__ _______was the first to __**use**__ and perfect the technique of painting with ____.
1- Flemish

2-Jan Van Eyck

3-Oil
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Donatello sculpture from Chpt 15:
St. George
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what __**kingdom**__ dominated southern __**Italy?**__
Naples
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what is a mercenary?
a solider who fights primarily for pay
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what is a Frescoe
paintings done on fresh, wet plaster with water-based paints
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Gozzoli painting from chpt 15:
Procession of the Magi
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What was Masaccio’s real name?
Tommaso di Giovanni
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where is the city of Venice located?
Adriatic Sea
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What is Francesco Petrarch called?
the father of Italian Renaissance
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who invaded and occupied the kingdom of Naples in 1494?
French KIng Charles VII
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what was Girolamo Savonarola's punishment after being accused of Heresy in 1498?
Death
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what building did Brunelleschi design?
the church of San Lorenzo in Florence
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What does Vernacular mean?
the language of everyday speech in a particular region
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what is a dowry
a sum of money that the wife’s family paid to the husband upon marriage
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who painted the images on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo
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who wrote : “for the states sake, a leader must do good when possible, but be ready for evil when necessary.”
Machiavelli
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who painted the merode altarpiece
campin
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who painted the mona lisa
Leonardo
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when do women become legal adults?
when their father was alive if they were emancipated
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Mainz germany is associated with this inventor of the printing press:
Johannes Gutenberg
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what did Humanist educators think about education?
it was a practical preparation and its aim was to create well rounded citizens, not great scholars
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what is a Burgher?
a member of the middle-class living in a town or city
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what is a republic?
a form of gov’t. in which the leader is not a king and certain citizens have the right to vote
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who painted the tribute money?
Masaccio
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what was Flanders?
the most important school of art in northern Europe
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what works did Humanist writers use as models
Cicero for prose and Virgil for poetry
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what was the central thesis of the Prince by Machiavelli
the issue of how to get and keep political power
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what is perspective?
an artistic technique used to give the effect of 3 dimensional depth of 2 dimensional surfaces
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when was *the book of courter* published?
1528
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what was the commercial link between Asia and western Europe
the Italian city of Venice
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what is Humanism?
an intellectual movement of the Renaissance
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facts about Girolamo Savonarola:
1-dominican Preacher

2-condemned the corruption of Excesses of the Medici Family in the 1490s
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who wrote *the book of the city of ladies*?
Christine de Pizan
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what was the book of the courtier written by Baldassare Castiglione about?
it serves as a how to succeed guide for nobles