17. what were renaissance architects forced to focus their attention on building?
18. 15th century italy: what former powerhouse is on the rise again?
19. pope sixtus v and the popes that come after him feel the need to revitalize rome. to clean up rome, sixtus had all the vandals rounded up and ____________.
20. many people think that it is with the renaissance that ____________ culture begins. this period did so much to pull us out of a ____________.
21. for the history channel, i’m ________________________. (you all know this answer!)

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### Question 17
# Brief Explanations:
Renaissance architects focused on classical architectural elements (like symmetry, proportion, classical orders) and restoring or emulating ancient Roman and Greek architecture, often on churches, palaces, and public buildings due to patronage and rediscovery of classical texts.
# Answer:
Renaissance architects were forced to focus on classical architectural principles (symmetry, proportion, classical orders) and emulating ancient Roman/Greek architecture, often on religious (churches) and secular (palaces) buildings.

### Question 18
# Brief Explanations:
In 15th - century Italy, Florence (a former commercial/intellectual powerhouse in the Middle Ages) rose again as a center of art, banking, and humanist thought during the Renaissance, with Medici patronage driving its resurgence.
# Answer:
In 15th - century Italy, Florence (the former powerhouse) is on the rise again.

### Question 19
# Brief Explanations:
Pope Sixtus V, in his efforts to clean up Rome, had vandals rounded up and executed (or punished severely) to restore order and prepare Rome for revitalization (building projects, religious renewal).
# Answer:
Pope Sixtus V and the Popes that come after him feel the need to revitalize Rome. To clean up Rome, Sixtus had all the vandals rounded up and executed (or punished).

### Question 20
# Brief Explanations:
Many associate the Renaissance with the beginning of modern culture, as it pulled Europe out of the Middle Ages (or "Dark Ages") through renewed interest in classical learning, humanism, art, and science.
# Answer:
Many people think that it is with the Renaissance that modern culture begins. This period did so much to pull us out of a Middle Ages (Dark Ages).

### Question 21
# Brief Explanations:
The phrase "For the History Channel, I’m [name]" likely refers to a well - known History Channel narrator or host. A common one is "Lindsey Graham" (but more likely a classic History Channel voice; however, a popular figure is "Peter Coyote" or the iconic "For the History Channel, I’m [your name if it's a classroom reference, but likely a known host]". Given the context, a common answer is "Lindsey Graham" or a similar History Channel presenter, but more accurately, a typical response here (in a classroom context) might be a play on a known host, but the most probable answer is "Lindsey Graham" or the like. However, a more accurate historical - media - related answer: the History Channel has had various hosts, but a common fill - in (especially in educational materials) might be "Lindsey Graham" or a similar presenter. But a more precise answer: the iconic "For the History Channel, I’m [your instructor's prompt, but likely a known host like] Peter Coyote" (but in many school worksheets, it's a play, so the answer is likely a name like "Lindsey Graham" or the intended name from the lesson).
# Answer:
For the History Channel, I’m [the intended host name, e.g., Lindsey Graham (or as per lesson context)]. (Commonly, in such worksheets, it's a known History Channel narrator, like a specific host, but the answer here is the name of the History Channel presenter, e.g., "Lindsey Graham" or similar.)

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