Exam 12: Renaissance Ideals and Realities,c.1350–1550

Beginning in France in the early fourteenth century and then spreading to Italy,a musical movement known as ___ became very popular.

As a textual scholar,Erasmus's crowning achievement was:

What was the impact of the Renaissance on women?

Erasmus's work The Praise of Folly is written in the style of:

Albrecht Dürer was the first northern European artist to master:

The Platonic Academy was a society of scholars who met to discuss politics.

The literature of the Northern Renaissance that drew upon the literary innovation of Ludovico Ariosto was created by:

Erasmus's subject in his book Colloquies was:

One of the first handbooks of conduct written appeared during the period of the Renaissance and dealt with:

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina was:

The art of the period known as the Renaissance is noted for its development of:

The great influx of Greek manuscripts from the Muslim world in the fifteenth century led to the development of a new interest in a form of literary analysis known as:

Erasmus believed that the entire society of his day was caught up in despair because of the inflexibility of ecclesiastical reform.

After Giotto's death,the next great Florentine painter was:

What new techniques characterized Renaissance art?

A "Renaissance Man" as defined in Castiglione's book The Courtier was considered to be one who could subordinate his personal morality to political ends.

Renaissance Neoplatonists sought to combine classical Platonic thought with:

Humanists such as Alberti praised the nuclear family and argued that women should be:

Thomas More was put to death for not allowing Henry VIII to remarry.

In what ways did Leonardo da Vinci represent the ideal "Renaissance man"?