Which of the following did not result from the Renaissance: A) An increased curiosity about the world B) A renewed interest in classical Greece and Rome C) A belief that humankind could solve most problems D) A lack of interest in trying new things Save Not Graded 2) The process of engraving gave artists the ability to make multiple copies of their etchings. True False Save Not Graded 3) Although he was often compared to Leonardo da Vinci, Albrecht Durer was unable to inspire an interest in the Renaissance in his homeland. True False Save Not Graded 4) Which of the following was not part of the European region known as Flanders: A) Belgium B ) Spain C) The Netherlands D) Northern France Save Not Graded 5) King Francis I encouraged the spread of Renaissance ideas by collecting Italian paintings, by hiring Italian architects and by inviting Leonardo da Vinci to live in France. True False Save Not Graded 6) The ideals and artistic accomplishments of the Renaissance were not supported by the middle class throughout Flanders. True False Save Not Graded 7) The painting pictured here is typical of those produced by Flemish artists during the Renaissance because it shows people carrying out every day activities and includes many small details. True False Save Not Graded 8) Books that gave advice on how to accomplish certain goals became popular during the Renaissance with which of the following groups: A) Royalty B) Clergy C) Middle Class D) Peasants Save Not Graded 9) Niccolo Machiavelli relied on his knowledge of which of the following ancient civilizations when he wrote his handbook for leaders: A) Greek B) Egyptian C) Spartan D) Roman Save Not Graded Refer to the passage quoted in the graphic when you answer Questions 10 through 12. 10) According to Machiavelli, it is unlikely that a leader can be both loved and feared. True False Save Not Graded 11) Machiavelli indicates that a leader who is loved is safer than a leader who is feared. True False Save Not Graded 12) Although most leaders would prefer to