I'm going to say B because blitzkrieg means flash war in German. Rapid, flash, kind of the same idea.
The progressives' views about race and values foster prejudice believed some people were more fit to play role in society. <span>It was rooted in the belief,that man was capable of improving the lot of all within society. It was a backlash of Social Darwinism.</span>
The Greek Ionic-Attic, spoken in Attica, the region of Athens, the Aegean Islands, the micro-Asiatic Ionia and the Ionian colonies overseas; The Doric Greek, spoken in the Peloponnese of the southeast, Crete and the Micro-Asian Doria; The Greek Aeolian, spoken in Thessaly, Boeotia, the Northern Cyclades Islands, The Northwestern Greek, spoken in the Peloponnese of the northwest, central Greece and Epirus; The Greek arcado-Cypriot, the last stronghold of the Mycenaean Greek, belonging to the descendants of the surviving Mycenaean refugees of the Dark Ages settled in Arcadia and Cyprus and the Greek panfilio, they all mingle creating Koine Greek.
Sharecropping oppressed slaves by being able to work for money from the cropping and labor and to make a share of it and rent a room to live. It helps them for new jobs.
The Renaissance scholars were much interested in reviving the classical era of Greek and Roman culture. These areas of culture were revived in the visual arts and in architecture. The humanists of the Renaissance studied Greek and Roman writings, focused on the "humanities" such as philosophy and history. (Today we also call such studies the "liberal arts.")
The Renaissance happened across Europe, but was sparked by affluent city-states in Italy. These city-states were wealthy from products they made and some became very rich through trade and commerce. Wealthy persons in the Italian cities were sponsors of art and architecture and liberal studies, thus promoting the culture of the Renaissance. Much of this wealth came from trading with the Muslims of the Ottoman Empire, so there was an indirect role of Muslims in the support of the Renaissance. The Medici family were granted permission from the pope for exclusive rights to alum trade with the Ottomans, thus enriching and empowering the Medici. When the Ottomans took over sections of the old Eastern Roman Empire, Byzantine scholars fled to Italy, which also spurred the Renaissance movement in Italy. Another way Muslims were in the background of Renaissance thought was how Muslim scholarship in math and science filtered over into European scholarship.
John Green, in <em>Crash Course, </em>argues against the "Renaissance" as a thing because the art and learning was only experienced at the top of society. The vast majority of Europeans still lived on farms and were not well educated. Most Europeans didn't encounter the Renaissance's pattern of thought during that time. We remember it because of the ideas that came from it that are important to us now. The Renaissance is more of a construct we have made out of various things that happened over a span of centuries.
As to whether or not you agree with Green's argument, that's up to you.
