Humanism Renaissance

What did Renaissance humanists believe about being a responsible citizen?

• Being a responsible citizen meant educating yourself about history and political issues and working to improve society.

• Being a responsible citizen meant focusing on personal achievements and individual success.

• Being a responsible citizen meant following the orders of the ruling class without question.

• Being a responsible citizen meant prioritizing one's own needs and desires above all else.

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What was the approach to education promoted by Renaissance humanists?

• Educating the whole child, including their characters, bodies, and minds.

• Focusing solely on academic subjects and neglecting physical and moral development.

• Encouraging rote memorization and strict adherence to traditional teachings.

• Discouraging curiosity and questioning in students.

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How did humanist teachers contribute to spreading humanist ideas?

• By being hired as tutors for the children of rulers and wealthy individuals.

• By publishing influential books and articles on humanist philosophy.

• By organizing public debates and discussions on humanist topics.

• By establishing their own schools and educating a wide range of students.

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What were some of the values emphasized by Renaissance thinkers?

• Individual achievement, the importance of history, and the arts.

• Blind obedience to religious authorities and rejection of secular knowledge.

• Isolationism and the rejection of foreign ideas and influences.

• The superiority of Christianity over all other religions.

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Who was the outstanding humanist scholar of his time, known for his dedication to books and education?

• Desiderius Erasmus

• Leonardo Bruni

• Petrarch

• Cicero

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