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What is the traditional view of the Renaissance period?
What is the traditional view of the Renaissance period?
- It was solely focused on modern aspects
- It was a break from the past (correct)
- It had no impact on history
- It was an extension of the Middle Ages
What was the Renaissance period's association with social change?
What was the Renaissance period's association with social change?
- It had minimal impact on social change
- It focused solely on artistic change
- It was associated with great social change in most fields (correct)
- It led to a decline in social development
When did the Renaissance period occur?
When did the Renaissance period occur?
- 13th and 14th centuries
- 16th and 17th centuries
- 15th and 16th centuries (correct)
- 14th and 15th centuries
How do proponents of a 'long Renaissance' view its timeline?
How do proponents of a 'long Renaissance' view its timeline?
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What was the Renaissance period's effort in relation to classical antiquity?
What was the Renaissance period's effort in relation to classical antiquity?
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What period does the Renaissance mark the transition from?
What period does the Renaissance mark the transition from?
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In addition to the 15th and 16th centuries, when do proponents of a 'long Renaissance' suggest its beginning and end?
In addition to the 15th and 16th centuries, when do proponents of a 'long Renaissance' suggest its beginning and end?
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What do many historians today focus on when discussing the Renaissance period?
What do many historians today focus on when discussing the Renaissance period?
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What was the Renaissance's association with great social change in most fields and disciplines?
What was the Renaissance's association with great social change in most fields and disciplines?
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What do proponents of the traditional view focus more on when discussing the Renaissance period?
What do proponents of the traditional view focus more on when discussing the Renaissance period?
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