Middle East Jeopardy

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Unit 1 REVIEW
European History Jeopardy!
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Welcome!
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AP REVIEW 1 - round one
Humanism New Monarchs Art Artist Renaissance Society The City- State
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Humanism 100

• Italian humanists stressed the
• study of the classics for what they could reveal
• about human nature.
• study of the classics in order to understand the
  divine nature of God.
• c. absolute authority of classical texts.

(a)
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Humanism 200

• A concern for social reform based on Christian
  ideals would reflect the belief of which of the
  following humanist?
• Petrarch
• Erasmus
• Mirandolla

b. Erasmus
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Humanism 300

• Humanist whos book blamed the problems of
  society on property ownership and corruption?

Thomas More
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Humanism 400

• His book The Decameron, embodied the new secular
  spirit.

Boccaccio
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Humanism 500

• Which subject would NOT be part of the humanist
  curriculum?
• History
• Theology
• Poetry
• Language

b. Theology
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New Monarchs 100

• The Tudors won the support of the upper middle
  class by
• a. promoting peace through diplomacy and
• providing social order.
• b. restricting the wages of the working
• classes.
• c. lowering taxes and subsidizing the wool
• industry.

(a)
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New Monarchs 200

• The name of the court, designed to end the
  influence of powerful nobles on the English
  courts?

The Star Chamber
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New Monarchs 300

• All of the following were aspects of the
  centralizing efforts of Charles VII of France
• EXCEPT?
• publication of the Pragmatic Sanction.
• a permanent royal army.
• redistribution of feudal lands to the peasants.

(C)
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New Monarchs 400

• The state (country) that maintained a
  confederation system, gained control of the
  church hierarchy, and revived the use of the
  Hermandades?

Spain
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New Monarchs 500

• The monarchs of England, France, and Spain all
  used which of the following to centralize power?
• Royal Councils made up of middle-class
• Representative assemblies
• The Inquisition

a. Royal Councils
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Art Artist 100

• Based on his work Lives of the Artists, ______ is
  considered to be the first art historian.
• Petrarch
• Vasari
• Raphael

b. Vasari
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Art Artist 200

• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of
  Renaissance Art
• Impressionism
• Realism
• Perspective
• balance

a. Impressionism
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Art Artist 300

• Which of the following was the reaction of the
  Catholic church to the Renaissance?
• attempted to crush the secularism of the
  Renaissance.
• b. used Renaissance ideals to promote moral
  reform.
• adopted the Renaissance spirit, especially when
  it came to art.

(c)
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Art Artist 400

• Patrons sponsored artists and works of art for
  what purpose?
• to please God
• to glorify themselves and their families
• to enlighten the masses.

(b)
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Art Artist 500

• The artist of the
• Primavera

Botticelli
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Renaissance Society 100

• True or False The status of women in the
  Renaissance improved.

False
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Renaissance Society 200

• Female humanist who argued that the inferiority
  of women was due to their failure to live up to
  their own potential?

Laura Cereta
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DAILY DOUBLE Renaissance

• The assimilation of the feudal nobility and the
  commercial elites of the cities was accomplished
  largely by what means?

Intermarriage
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Renaissance Society 400

• Rape that was viewed as a most serious when it
  involved
• a married woman
• a peasant woman raped by an upper-class man
• A young upper-class woman by a lower class man

(c)
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Renaissance Society 500

• Florentine organization established to enforce
  laws against homosexuality?

Office of the Night
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City States 100

• location of the first artistic and literary
  manifestations of the Italian Renaissance

Florence
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City States 200

• Italian balance-of-power diplomacy was designed
  to
• prevent foreign domination of Italy.
• prevent a single Italian state from dominating
  the peninsula.
• Reduce the influence of the Condotierri

(b)
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City States 300

• All of the following were among the Italian
  powers that dominated the peninsula except
• Naples.
• b. Venice.
• c. the Papal States.
• d. Genoa.

d. Genoa
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City States 400

• The event that marked the end of the Italian
  Renaissance.

Sack of Rome in 1527
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City States 500

• The French invasion if Italy at the end of the
  fifteenth century was predicted by

Savonarola