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Humanism

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  • What significant development contributed to the spread of ideas during the Early Modern Age?
    Creation of the internet
    Establishment of trade routes
    Invention of the telescope
    Invention of the printing press
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  • What was a characteristic of Humanism during the 15th and 16th centuries?
    Promotion of technological advancement only
    Emphasis on medieval theology
    Renewed interest in Classical culture
    Focus on classical Chinese culture
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  • Which of the following best describes the term "anthropocentrism" as used in the text?
    A preference for non-humanistic forms of government
    Humans as the center of philosophical reflection
    A belief in the superiority of animals over humans
    A focus on the needs of the environment over human needs
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  • What did Humanists emphasize in terms of knowledge acquisition?
    Limiting studies to sacred texts only
    Extensive studies, individual reflection, and practical demo
    Restricting knowledge to a single area of study
    Relying solely on tradition for knowledge
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  • Which language shift occurred due to Humanist influence?
    Shift from Latin to Arabic
    Shift from Latin to Greek
    Shift from Latin to vernacular languages
    Shift from vernacular languages to Latin
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  • Who wrote "The praise of folly" and advocated for moral reform?
    Niccolo Machiavelli
    Dante
    Thomas More
    Erasmus of Rotterdam
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  • Which work described an ideal world with equality, order, justice, and religion free from corruption?
    The Divine Comedy
    The Decameron
    The Prince
    Utopia
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  • Whose reflections on power became the basis of political thought during the Early Modern Age?
    Dante
    Niccolo Machiavelli
    Erasmus of Rotterdam
    Thomas More
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  • Who proposed the heliocentric hypothesis, challenging contemporary thinking about the solar system?
    Gutenberg
    Nicolaus Copernicus
    Vesalius
    Leonardo da Vinci
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  • What was one of the contributions of Leonardo da Vinci to mechanics and aerodynamics?
    Establishment of cultural institutions
    Development of the movable printing press
    Creation of the flying machine
    Invention of the telescope
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  • What invention allowed for the printing of many books and the spread of ideas during the Renaissance?
    Telescope
    Flying machine
    Diving suit
    Movable printing press
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  • In which city were some of the main cultural institutions, like science and arts academies, founded by Humanists during the Renaissance?
    Florence
    Vienna
    Paris
    London
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  • Which book was the first to be published using Gutenberg's movable printing press in 1455?
    The Bible
    The Prince
    The Divine Comedy
    Utopia
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  • What did Leonardo da Vinci contribute to physics and aerodynamics?
    Invention of the parachute
    Development of the diving suit
    Establishment of universities in Rome
    Writing of Utopia
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  • What was the key feature of Leonardo da Vinci's work that earned him the title of "Renaissance Man"?
    Focus solely on art
    Criticism of church corruption
    Advocacy for moral reform
    Contributions to various fields including mechanics, physics
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  • What was a key influence on the development of Renaissance art?
    Classical Greek and Roman culture
    Medieval European traditions
    Persian artistic techniques
    Byzantine culture
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