Asked by Makayla
What was the goal of the Renaissance?
To reform the church.
To correct history.
To explore the Americas.
To recover past knowledge and skills and build on them.
To free western Europe from its ties to ancient traditions.
To liberate Israel from Muslim control.
To protect Constantinople from the threat posed by Muslim invaders.
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The correct answer is:
- To recover past knowledge and skills and build on them.
Explanation: The Renaissance was a cultural and intellectual movement (14th–17th centuries) that emphasized rediscovering and learning from the literature, art, and scientific knowledge of classical antiquity (Greece and Rome) and applying those ideas to create new art, scholarship, and technologies. Other listed options describe goals of different movements or events (the Reformation, the Age of Exploration, the Crusades, or the defense of Constantinople) rather than the Renaissance itself.
- To recover past knowledge and skills and build on them.
Explanation: The Renaissance was a cultural and intellectual movement (14th–17th centuries) that emphasized rediscovering and learning from the literature, art, and scientific knowledge of classical antiquity (Greece and Rome) and applying those ideas to create new art, scholarship, and technologies. Other listed options describe goals of different movements or events (the Reformation, the Age of Exploration, the Crusades, or the defense of Constantinople) rather than the Renaissance itself.
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