In what way did the Renaissance affect European society?

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KonstantinChe [14]2 years ago

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D, society became more secular

LenKa [72]2 years ago

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Answer: D. Society became more secular

Explanation: The phenomenon of Renaissance was the return of the ideas and values of classical Greece, which meant a departure from dogma, the Church, and some of the traditional values. The Renaissance of humanism and the favors of the human body in art, science, which had an impact on the complete vision and social life, relationships and way of life. In art, the center of artistic expression is a human with a pronounced perspective and proportions, while science began to be interested in natural laws, and natural science disciplines favored. All of this favored secularism as the opposite of a theological view of the world and autocracy.

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