Of all the ways that Renaissance society was hierarchically divided, what was regarded as the most "natural" distinction and therefore the most important one to defend?

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Johnathon Hinton

Biology

29 October, 13:53

Of all the ways that Renaissance society was hierarchically divided, what was regarded as the most "natural" distinction and therefore the most important one to defend?

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Kane Ramos · Answer 1

Gender

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Renaissance was a period of European history that was very disputed. This period was a hierarchal age and the place of a person in the society was determined by the class that he/she was born into it. However, the hierarchy was not limited to just rank but also included gender which was defended by revolutionary women as gender was considered as a natural distinction. Thus, revolutionists in the process of equalisation wanted to defend gender the most.