This quiz is about the early Renaissance.
Monarchy
Socrates rules
City-states
Republic
Cosimo de Medici
Mama Lisa
Francesco Petrarch
Nike Mania
Jan van Eyck
Johannes Guttenberg
Pleiade
Thomas More
MIchaelangelo
Donatello
Cosimo de Medici
Leonardo DaVinci
Movable type
Movable keys
Classical type
Humanism
Constitution
Renaissance
Humanism
Realism
Pasta e fagioli
Pleiade
Sonnet
Utopia
Leonardo DaVinci
Donatello
Francesco Petrarch
Michelangelo
This piece of art was created as a gift to DaVinci for his support to the church.
This is one of the most famous piece of art in the world, created by DaVinci.
Cosimo de Medici created this famous painting which changed the way art was made during the Renaissance.
This is one of the most famous piece of art in the world, created by Donatello.
Trade happened because Italy is on the Mediterranean Sea which supported the Renaissance.
The church was centered in Italy and helped organize Renaissance ideas.
Italy had trade which caused more religious ideas to spread
Italian artists traveled and spoke all through Europe spreading their new ideas.
Angelica
In Praise of Unity
Utopia
Mona Lisa
Art had a religious focus in the Middle Ages which changed to nature and people in the Renaissance
The Middle Ages focused upon nature and religious themes, which became more religious during the Renaissance.
Trade caused art to become more colorful during the Renaissance because of discoveries from the East
After the Middle Ages art was very focused on supporting religious themes spreading through northern Europe.
William Shakespeare
John Donne
Madox Brown
Sir Thomas More
Johannes Albrecht
Durer van Eyck
Albert Dararker
Albrecht Durer
City-republics
City-states
Pleiades
Renaissance-states
Cosmos Pleiade
Francois Rabelais
Cosimo de Medici
The Pope of the Church in Rome
These themes caused Christian religious artists to grow throughout Europe.
'In Praise of Folly' had these as its main themes which caused trade to increase
In France and England Renaissance writers centered their work upon these themes.
These were lacking in the Renaissance.
Dante Thomas
Jan Van Rabelais
Cosimo de Medici
Sir Thomas More
Dante Maniatis
Desiderius Erasmus
Cosimo de Erasmus
Donetello
Catholicism
Rationalism
Christian humanism
Idealism
Spread of Chritianity
Strengthened Churches
New forms of art and literature, plus trade
Hercules and Nike
Jaques D'Amboise
Jean Luc Durer
Francois Rabelais
William Shakespeare
Jan van Eyck
Donatello
Cosimo de Medici
Francois Rabelais
Sonnet
Pantagruel
Petrarch
Pleiades
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