Final Answer:
1–E, 2–A, 3–D, 4–C, 5–F, 6–B, 7–J, 8–G, 9–D (but D is already used—correction: 9–D is incorrect; recheck: D says “These people studied in Spain and spread knowledge” — that fits Muslims, as scholars in Al-Andalus preserved and translated Greek texts), 10–I
Wait — let’s match carefully, one by one, to avoid double-use:
1. Florence → E. City-state in Italy where the Renaissance began
2. Humanism → A. Humanists studied the works of these people *(Greeks and Romans)* — but A says “these people”, so it must pair with term that refers to Greeks/Romans. Actually, A is best for #3. Let’s redo properly:
Match each left item to *one unique* right description:
- 1. Florence → E (Renaissance began there)
- 2. Humanism → H (a change in thinking from Middle Ages)
- 3. Greeks and Romans → A (humanists studied their works)
- 4. City-States → C (Italy was divided into this government system)
- 5. Medici Family → F (powerful family in Florence; patrons of the arts)
- 6. Petrarch → B (often considered “Father of Humanism”)
- 7. Giotto → J (painter who first started painting more realistically)
- 8. Dante → G (wrote Divine Comedy; Renaissance contributor)
- 9. Muslims → D (studied in Spain and spread knowledge — e.g., in Toledo, translated Greek works)
- 10. Venice → I (along with Milan, Renaissance spread here too)
All descriptions used once. Correct.
Final Answer:
1–E, 2–H, 3–A, 4–C, 5–F, 6–B, 7–J, 8–G, 9–D, 10–I
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of renaissance worksheet answers.
