What best describes the European Renaissance?
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The History Channel noted that during the 14th Century, a movement called humanism that encouraged embracing classic arts, science, and education began to take root in Italy. With the invention of the Gutenberg press in the following century, humanist ideas spread quicker than ever, inspiring figures like Leonardo da Vinci to enrich humanity’s understanding of science further and uncover more of its artistic capabilities.
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What best describes the European Renaissance?
- A religious movement that presented an alternative to the Roman Catholic Church
- King Charles II’s return to the British throne after Oliver Cromwell’s death
- A period on conquest that saw European colonization expand across the globe
- A movement across centuries that saw major advancements in art and science
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