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16th Century Northern Europe III: England Answers
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Who is pictured in the image below?
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Queen ElizabethB
Princess ElizabethC
Jane SeymourD
Catherine of Aragon2
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Who is depicted in the image below?
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King Henry VIB
King Henry VIIC
King Henry VIIID
Hans Holbein the Younger3
Who was Robert Smythson?
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A Flemish painter who painted some of King Henry’s most famous portraits.B
England’s first Renaissance professional architect.C
One of Queen Elizabeth’s court members and famous portrait artist.4
Which of the following had a great impact on royal court painting?
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Italian RenaissanceB
German artistsC
classical styleD
all of the above5
In the image above, the artist uses the king’s imposing statue and his dress to create a sense of _______.
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humilityB
powerC
loveD
anger6
What building is pictured below?
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Elizabeth Hall, the home of Elizabeth ShewsburyB
Hardwick Hall, the home of Elizabeth ShrewsburyC
Smythson Hall, the home of Elizabeth ShrewsburyD
Hardwick Hall, the home of Elizabeth Smythson7
Which of the following is true of Levina Bening Teerlinc?
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She was the highest paid artist in Henry VIII’s court.B
She was involved in Queen Elizabeth’s court.C
She was one of Henry VIII’s wives.D
A and B are true.8
What does the term “Tudor Court” mean?
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refers to the Tudor family that ruled England for over one hundred yearsB
appointed members of the court by the Tudor familyC
refers to the English parliamentD
refers to the teachers who educated children of the royal family9
Who is pictured in the image above?
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Queen ElizabethB
Princess ElizabethC
Jane SeymourD
Catherine of Aragon10
Which of the following best describes Teerlinc’s style in the image above?
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realisticB
somewhat idealizedC
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