HUM 120, Study Guide for Third Exam
This exam will cover all maps and eras of art and architecture and Chapters 9-11 and the reading selections from Dante and Chaucer
for matching and true and false questions. Since this is our final exam, you will have 70 points to answer and 30 points will be given
to you in lieu of an essay question.
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Study the maps from our book. In your studies, you should Mesopotamia, the Nile, Alexandria, Florence, the Red Sea, the
Italian peninsula, Gaul, Rome, Carthage, Britain, Jerusalem, Damacus, the Sinai Peninsula, Israel, Judah, Jerusalem,
Byzantium/ Constantinople, Medina, Mecca, Baghdad, Cordoba, and the Black Sea as well as the sites from the earlier
chapters.
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Be prepared to identify the culture during which representative works of art were produced. This will include all the
civilizations/eras that we have studied.
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Be sure you can identify the following people, characters, and gods: Vikings, Hugh Capet, Hildegard, St.Francis, Peter
Abelard, Beatrice, Heloise, Thomas Aquinas, Dante, Gutenberg, William Ockham, Geoffrey Chaucer, Christine de Pizan,
Pisano, Giotto, Jan Van Eyck, Lucrezia Borgia, Lorenzo Medici, Pius II, Brunelleschi, Donatello, Botticelli, Leonardo da
Vinci, the Friar, the Wife of Bath
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Review these terms for True/False questions: Feudalism, chivalry, Crusades, guilds, Investiture Controversy, the seven
sacraments of the Church, purgatory, secular, heretic, the Holy Land, cathedral, Scholasticism, courtly love, troubadours,
vernacular literature, Romanesque, Gothic, Late Gothic, pointed arch, ribbed vault, buttresses, rose window, the Black Death,
the Hundred Years’ War, danse macabre, illuminations, tapestry, the Great Schism, cottage industry, flagellants, the
Inquisition, campanile, perspective, protoindustrialism, individualism, classicism, and humanism, Renaissance, signori,
vanishing point, atmospheric perspective, chiaroscuro, Renaissance man, a capella. Many of these terms appear in the
Glossary at the end of your text. Also, review Dante and Chaucer for questions about the stories.
HUM 120, Study Guide for Third Exam
This exam will cover all maps and eras of art and architecture and Chapters 9-11 and the reading selections from Dante and Chaucer
for matching and true and false questions. Since this is our final exam, you will have 70 points to answer and 30 points will be given
to you in lieu of an essay question.

Study the maps from our book. In your studies, you should Mesopotamia, the Nile, Alexandria, Florence, the Red Sea, the
Italian peninsula, Gaul, Rome, Carthage, Britain, Jerusalem, Damacus, the Sinai Peninsula, Israel, Judah, Jerusalem,
Byzantium/ Constantinople, Medina, Mecca, Baghdad, Cordoba, and the Black Sea as well as the sites from the earlier
chapters.

Be prepared to identify the culture during which representative works of art were produced. This will include all the
civilizations/eras that we have studied.

Be sure you can identify the following people, characters, and gods: Vikings, Hugh Capet, Hildegard, St.Francis, Peter
Abelard, Beatrice, Heloise, Thomas Aquinas, Dante, Gutenberg, William Ockham, Geoffrey Chaucer, Christine de Pizan,
Pisano, Giotto, Jan Van Eyck, Lucrezia Borgia, Lorenzo Medici, Pius II, Brunelleschi, Donatello, Botticelli, Leonardo da
Vinci, the Friar, the Wife of Bath

Review these terms for True/False questions: Feudalism, chivalry, Crusades, guilds, Investiture Controversy, the seven
sacraments of the Church, purgatory, secular, heretic, the Holy Land, cathedral, Scholasticism, courtly love, troubadours,
vernacular literature, Romanesque, Gothic, Late Gothic, pointed arch, ribbed vault, buttresses, rose window, the Black Death,
the Hundred Years’ War, danse macabre, illuminations, tapestry, the Great Schism, cottage industry, flagellants, the
Inquisition, campanile, perspective, protoindustrialism, individualism, classicism, and humanism, Renaissance, signori,
vanishing point, atmospheric perspective, chiaroscuro, Renaissance man, a capella. Many of these terms appear in the
Glossary at the end of your text.