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How did the printing press spread humanism

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Zepler [3.9K]4 years ago

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Humanism is related to the Renaissance in several ways. During the Renaissance the printing press helped spread information based in the liberal arts. People became more interested in Roman and Greek texts, which included science, geometry, philosophy, art, and poetry. The printing press allowed these subjects to reach more people quicker and easier.

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