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Chapter 14
Northern Humanism, Northern Renaissance, Religious Reformations, and
Late Mannerism, 1500-1603
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Both Christian humanism and Renaissance thought
A. emphasized classical studies.
B. concentrated primarily on secular matters.
C. dealt with social issues, especially the plight of women.
D. were influenced by the pietistic movement.
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12. How did the Protestant Reformation begin to affect painting and sculpture in the 1520s?
A. Protestants now began to build elaborately decorated churches.
B. Zealous Protestants destroyed some works of art.
C. The fresco became the dominant expression of Protestant creativity.
D. Religious art was commissioned for Protestant homes.
13. Whose paintings represent a continuation of the late Gothic style rather than a northern
development of Renaissance tendencies?
A. Albrecht Drer
B. Matthias Grnewald
C. Hieronymus Bosch
D. Pieter Bruegel the Elder
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15. What techniques did Hieronymus Bosch borrow from Flemish art?
A. jewel tones and gleaming surfaces
B. disjunctive perspective and repetitive facial types
C. chiaroscuro and dark colors
D. sweeping landscapes and precise detail
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20. Which of the following did NOT contribute to the disintegration of the Catholic Church?
A. the growing corruption within the church
B. the external threat of Islam from the Middle East
C. the rise of sovereign states
D. the impact of humanism and humanistic studies
21. With which city's university was Martin Luther associated when he published his famous
Ninety-five Theses?
A. Paris
B. Cologne
C. Wittenburg
D. Strasbourg
22. The one event that upset Luther and ultimately launched the Protestant Reformation was
the
A. collection of Peter's Pence in his town.
B. appointing of the Bishop of Mainz by the local prince.
C. selling of indulgences in Germany.
D. crowning of the Duke of Saxony by the pope.
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25. In his search for answers to his sense of sin, Luther finally found the solution through the
A. preachings of the local bishop.
B. biblical passages stressing salvation through one's faith.
C. forgiving quality of the clergy.
D. use of the seven sacraments.
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30. The success of the Society of Jesus was due to all of these reasons EXCEPT the
A. zeal and leadership of its founder, Loyola.
B. dedication and discipline of its members.
C. support given the order by the papacy.
D. sympathy of Protestants who secretly admired them.
32. What movement or style dominated Spanish painting after 1564, but left Spanish literature
largely untouched?
A. humanism
B. early mannerism
C. late mannerism
D. chivalric satire
33. The most representative mannerist artist in Spain who captured the spirit of the Catholic
Reformation was
A. Velzquez.
B. Goya.
C. El Greco.
D. Dal'.
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36. Who is credited with reviving Spanish theater in the sixteenth century?
A. Miguel de Cervantes
B. Lazarillo de Tormes
C. Lope de Vega
D. Lopez de Segura
37. Which new literary genre flourished in Spain in the sixteenth century?
A. chivalric novel
B. chansons de geste
C. romance
D. picaresque novel
38. What is the name of Don Quixote's male sidekick in Cervantes's novel?
A. Sancho Panza
B. Lazarillo de Tormes
C. Dulcinea
D. Gabby Hayes
39. Who of the following specialized in word paintingsmusical illustrations of the written
text?
A. Miguel de Cervantes
B. Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
C. Thomas Weelkes
D. El Greco
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40. Which of the following is NOT true of late-sixteenth-century Catholic Church music?
A. Clarity of words was sacrificed to musical sounds.
B. It became simpler in many ways.
C. The Council of Trent decreed that music should be easily understood by the illiterate
masses.
D. Palestrina set the standard for the Catholic ideal for the next few centuries.
43. The leading exponent of late mannerism in Italy, Tintoretto, had a style that could be
described as
A. feverish and emotional.
B. restrained and stately.
C. Gothic and decadent.
D. discordant and alienating.
44. What action brought an end to Phillip II's success and good fortune?
A. his campaign against the Turks in the Mediterranean
B. his invasion of Portugal
C. his campaign against the Muslims in southern Spain
D. his campaign against the United Provinces in the northern Netherlands
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45. Bruegel's The Painter and the Connoisseur pioneered what new subject in art?
A. a secular depiction of the pope
B. the concept of self-satire by the artist
C. a satiric view of the relations between an artist and an art expert
D. a satiric view of the relationship between the artist and the church
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Essay Questions
46. Discuss the origins and beliefs of the Society of Jesus.
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47. Discuss the literary achievement of Marguerite of Navarre and describe the social world
within which she wrote.
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48. What made Erasmus a leading figure among the humanists? Discuss his beliefs as they
were manifested in his writings.
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50. How are Shakespeare's insights into human nature expressed in Hamlet? In what ways is
Hamlet a mannerist work?
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51. Describe some of the responses used by secular leaders to the religious dissent brought on
by the Protestant Reformation, including the actions of Charles V and Phillip II.
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52. Explain the basic ideas of Calvinism and show how they affected societies where large
numbers of Calvinists were citizens.
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53. What impact did the Counter-Reformation have on El Greco? How was this revealed in
his paintings?
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55. What role did politics play in Luther's successful revolt against the Catholic Church? How
did Luther's religious ideas, especially toward the relations between church and state, reflect
the political situation in Germany?
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