- The Renaissance and Age of Discovery were developed in the context of the rediscovery of works from ancient Greece and Rome
- The causes of the Renaissance include increased trade with Asia, urbanization in Italian city-states, the rise of powerful merchants, and a renewed interest in classical learning
- The Renaissance was characterized by inspiration from the ancients, different viewpoints, and was influenced by classical learning and the increased desire for scientific and technical knowledge
- Renaissance art and literature were influenced by the rediscovery of works from ancient Greece and Rome, as well as the observation of the natural world
- The revival of classical texts and the emphasis on secularism and individualism played a significant role in shaping the Renaissance and its lasting effects on European society and culture.
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