Question

Why did the growth of trade and industry weaken feudalism?

A.
Peasants left manors for towns where they could find work.

B.
The rise of a merchant class weakened the power of monarchs.

C.
Feudal manors switched from agriculture to manufacturing.

D.
Agriculture stopped being profitable because merchants imported food.







Which of the following is a major reason that Italy was the birthplace of the Renaissance?

A.
City-states in Italy were centers of trade and commerce.

B.
Italian scholars had preserved much of the learning of ancient Rome.

C.
Many of the great writers of the Renaissance were Italian.

D.
Feudalism had been stronger in Italy than in other parts of Europe.




The secularism of the Renaissance was a shift from what feature of medieval life?

A.
manor economy

B.
feudal system

C.
emphasis on religious values

D.
study of classical learning





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Florence Rome Venice London
__________ was known as a center for the arts during the Renaissance, as well as for its commerce and banking.

Answer 1

Florence

Step-by-step explanation:

was known as a center for the arts during the Renaissance, as well as for its commerce and banking.

Answer 2

Why did the growth of trade and industry weaken feudalism?

A. Peasants left manors for towns where they could find work.

Which of the following is a major reason that Italy was the birthplace of the Renaissance?

A.

City-states in Italy were centers of trade and commerce.

The secularism of the Renaissance was a shift from what feature of medieval life?

C.

emphasis on religious values

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English church leader and scholar

*Sir Thomas More*

believed that Jesus's life and lessons should be the model for church practices

*Desiderius Erasmu*

wrote a book about an imaginary place governed entirely by reason

*Sir Thomas More*

used satire to criticize church leaders and practices

*Desiderius Erasmus*

French monk, doctor, and scholar

*François Rabelais*

wrote comic tales to criticize religion, education, and politics

*François Rabelais*

used the character Gargantua in his writings

*François Rabelais*