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The Santa Maria left for Puerto Rico, while the Nina and Pinta were towed from Spain by two U.S. Navy ships. All three were towed through the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes to Chicago. They drew large crowds and remained in Chicago after the exposition.
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Humanism, a Renaissance value, is the belief that "the human being is the measure of all things," that people and their activities are important and interesting.
Explanation:
They saw that Germany as the greatest threat.
