In what way did the Italian Renaissance differ from the Northern Renaissance? A. The Italian Renaissance produced important works of literature. B. The Italian Renaissance was known for artistic techniques, such as frescoes. C. The Italian Renaissance supported the church's teachings about humanism. D. The Italian Renaissance was fueled by the introduction of the Gutenberg press.

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13 September, 20:03

In what way did the Italian Renaissance differ from the Northern Renaissance? A. The Italian Renaissance produced important works of literature. B. The Italian Renaissance was known for artistic techniques, such as frescoes. C. The Italian Renaissance supported the church's teachings about humanism. D. The Italian Renaissance was fueled by the introduction of the Gutenberg press.

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Molly Black · Answer 1

The correct answer is B. The Italian Renaissance was known for the artistic techniques, such as frescoes.

Kieran Kaufman · Answer 2

The Italian Renaissance lasted from the 14th century until the 17th century. It differed from the Northern Renaissance because the Italian Renaissance was known for its artistic techniques such as frescoes.

Italian art dominated Europe in popularity, especially in the fields of painting, architecture, and sculpting. Leaders in Italian art include Michelangelo, Raphael, da Vinci, and Donatello.