AP European History Quiz 1 Review REQUIRED* SUPER HARD*
Across
- 1. Word Oldham used that highlights the stark contrast between Italian art from Northern European art (Hint: word similar to PIZZAZZ, PHENOMENOL, IMPORTANTE, EXTRAORDINARY)
- 4. Famous painter during the Renaissance that painted the "School of Athens" and "The Sistine Madonna"
- 6. Name of the First Emperor of Rome; was titled the name "Augustus" by the Roman Senate; he gained absolute power while keeping the facade of a "republic"
- 8. One of THE Wealthy Powerful Italian families that ruled Florence, revolutionized financing, commissioned and funded famous artists such as Michelangelo and Da Vinci, and sponsored the arts, sciences, and humanities; left a lasting cultural legacy in science, art, and finance
- 14. A religious based philosophy that connects theological concepts with Greek philosophy (ex. Christian doctrines harmonized with Aristotle's classical thought)
- 17. The title of the ideal person based on Renaissance values: a person who is a master of many subjects; Leonardo Da Vinci is a prime example (painting, engineering, anatomy, etc.)
- 19. Last name of a famous painter well known for his title as the "Northern Da Vinci"(US International Keyboard is required to spell his name)
- 20. One of the islands Napoleon was shipped off to
- 21. An outlook or system of thought attaching prime importance to human rather than divine or supernatural matters; a core idea developed during the Renaissance and is exemplified dramatically
- 22. The final island Napoleon was exiled to (answer includes a period)
- 25. Famous battle that Napoleon lost
- 27. Last name of a German banker who pioneered modern financing, influenced and funded many powerful figures such as Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, and would make the Netherlands super rich later on
- 28. Powerful Italian family that fought for control of the Papacy; Leonardo Da Vinci painted "The Last Supper" (I can't italicize for some reason 😞) for this family
Down
- 2. Author of the book "The City of God" that reshaped philosophical thought and established a Christian philosophy of history
- 3. Period of time where there were 3 Popes at the same time
- 5. Leonardo Da Vinci's Magnum Opus; one of the most famous paintings that resembles the ingenuity, complexity, and detail that distinguishes art from the Renaissance from Medieval art
- 7. Socioeconomic system that dominated Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire; characterized by lords, vassals, and serfs
- 9. Roman Emperor most well-known for the legalization of Christianity through the Edict of Milan; would be the cause of the creation of the Roman Catholic Church
- 10. Germanic tribe that sacked Rome in 410AD; led by Alaric (NOT Attila the HUN, YOUR NOTES ARE LYING TO YOU); Attila specifically led the Germanic tribe called the HUNS)
- 11. One of the primary causes of the Renaissance; significantly connected the link between the Islamic and European Worlds
- 12. EXTREMELY Important city that fell in 1453 that was renamed as Istanbul; city where the Hagia Sophia is
- 13. Another super wealthy Italian family that was INFAMOUS for corruption, ambition, and a ruthless desire for power; this family is also notoriously known for the orgies they held ("The Banquet of Chestnuts")
- 15. A secular, city state based, civilization that pioneered architecture, engineering, and majorly philosophy; had some of the most renowned philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle
- 16. Technological innovation that revolutionized literacy in the nobility and peasants
- 18. Roman Emperor famous for attempting to make his horse consul
- 23. Roman Emperor infamous for his persecution of Christians
- 24. Empire well known for its engineering and infrastructure advancements and achievements as well as its military prowess (Scipio Africanus, Julius Caeser, etc. [Anyone know these people?]; this empire's capital was sacked in 410AD and fell in 476A due to a multitude of crippling weaknesses
- 26. Title of the Leader of Venice