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The Renaissance in the North Chapter 1 Section 2 Quiz Review

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Priest who spread Renaissance humanism. Desiderius Erasmus

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Everyday language of ordinary people. Vernacular

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Social reformer who described an ideal society. Sir Thomas More

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Inventor of the printing press. Johann Gutenberg

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Artist strongly influenced by the Italian Renaissance; applied painting techniques to engraving. Albrecht Drer

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The printing revolution meant that A.the arts lost many patrons. B.the Bible could be read for the first time. C.an end to illiteracy in Europe. D.exposed educated readers to new ideas.

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The northern Renaissance began in the cities of A.Flanders. B.Germany. C.England. D.France.

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Peter Paul Rubens, Jan van Eyck, and Peter Bruegel were all A.Italian humanists. B.northern Renaissance painters. C.northern Renaissance writers. D.best known for their engravings.

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Desiderius Erasmus believed A.people should read the Bible for themselves. B.a solid education used both Christian writings and classical learning. C.both A and B. D.neither A or B.

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Which Renaissance ideal did Shakespeares work explore? A.complexity of the individual B.realism C.religious devotion D.Cosimo de Medici