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16th Century Northern Europe II: Spain, Portugal, and the Netherlands Answers
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What is a Humanist?
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someone who affirms the dignity of all peopleB
an artist concerned with facial expressionsC
a liberal activistD
all of the above2
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What were some of the most common themes present in the artwork from Spain and the Netherlands of the 16th century?
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The fantastic imagination of Bosch is sometimes associated with ___________ art.
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surrealistB
romanticC
medievalD
minimalist4
El Greco moved to Toledo, Spain where he hoped for a court appointment from ________.
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Philip IB
Philip IIC
FerdinandD
Santiago5
What unique approach did Bruegel have when it came to painting figures?
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His figures all had the same face up close.B
None of his figures had recognizable faces.C
He depicted characters not as unique individuals, but rather well observed types that people could relate to from all time periods.D
He elongated their features.6
What are textiles, and where were they used in Spain?
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Which of the following statements best represents a Humanistic approach?
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“He needs to discover it for himself.”B
“If we teach them the right way, they will follow it.”C
“She will never learn, she’s not interested in learning.”8
Which city was considered the financial center of Europe during the 16th century?
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How did Antwerp help the economy?
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Who painted the image below?
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