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How were the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance similar? A. Both movements rejected Greco-Roman ideas. B. Both movements were known for producing massive frescoes. …

How were the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance similar? A. Both movements rejected Greco-Roman ideas. B. Both movements were known for producing massive frescoes. …
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How were the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance similar?

A.
Both movements rejected Greco-Roman ideas.
B.
Both movements were known for producing massive frescoes.
C.
Both movements spread throughout Europe in the 1300s.
D.
Both movements were influenced by humanist ideas.

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D - Both movements were influenced by humanists ideas

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D.

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