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How did Michelangelo's and Leonardo da Vinci's human figures represent Humanist ideals? They wore the clothes of common people. They showed people of all ages. They were well-muscled and nearly perfect.
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How did Michelangelo's and Leonardo da Vinci's human figures represent Humanist ideals?

They wore the clothes of common people.

They showed people of all ages.

They were well-muscled and nearly perfect.

They were portrayed as being in thought or studying books.

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D: They were portrayed as being in thought or studying books

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