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What is the Renaissance belief that individuals are important and can think for themselves? (1 Point) Humanism O Mercantilism o Colonialism Catholicism
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What is the Renaissance belief that individuals are important and can think for themselves?

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Humanism
O Mercantilism
o Colonialism
Catholicism

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Humanism, a Renaissance value, is the belief that "the human being is the measure of all things," that people and their activities are important and interesting.

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