It would be difficult and near impossible to see this as a single phenomenon and for it not to be seen as part of a broader process of colonization and imperialism at the time. However, one distinct feature of the colonies in North America was that there was massive migration of Europeans to these colonies whereas in other colonies at the time the migration was not as substantial. <span />
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The correct answer is B) His sonnets focused on worldly interests of romance and nature.
Petrarch is considered to be a humanist in that his sonnets focused on worldly interests of romance and nature.
Petrarch (1304-1374) was an Italian poet considered the "father of Humanism," for the topics expressed in his writings. He was a pioneer of the Italian Renaissance. He began to write poems after the death of his mother. One of his most famous compositions is the poem "Laura," dedicated to a woman he loved so much.
Can you be more specific please?
Generally speaking it was the "Quakers" who pushed for the abolition of slavery, although there were people in practically every faith who pushed for this as well.
