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How did Italy’s Mediterranean location help give birth to the Renaissance?
The Mediterranean Sea prevented foreign ideas from influencing Italian thinkers.
The Mediterranean Sea prevented faraway traders from traveling to Italy.
Italians were exposed to new ideas as travelers and traders passed through their country.
Italians were encouraged to give up their studies in favor of Arab philosophy.
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Italians were exposed to new ideas as travelers and traders passed through their country.
Explanation: Italy’s location on Mediterranean trade routes brought contact with Byzantine and Islamic worlds, revived interest in classical texts, and created wealthy, cosmopolitan city-states that could patronize art and learning — all key factors in the Renaissance.
Explanation: Italy’s location on Mediterranean trade routes brought contact with Byzantine and Islamic worlds, revived interest in classical texts, and created wealthy, cosmopolitan city-states that could patronize art and learning — all key factors in the Renaissance.
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