Which of the following best compares Renaissance paintings from paintings produced in Europe in the years just before the Renaissance began?

A. Renaissance paintings typically focused on European subjects, while earlier paintings focused on Greek subjects.

B. Renaissance paintings incorporated bright colors, while earlier painters were limited to using only black and white.

C. Renaissance paintings often celebrated individual achievement, while earlier paintings glorified God.

D. Renaissance paintings were produced for royalty, while earlier paintings were mass-produced for common

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Fernando Crane

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31 December, 11:57

Which of the following best compares Renaissance paintings from paintings produced in Europe in the years just before the Renaissance began?

A. Renaissance paintings typically focused on European subjects, while earlier paintings focused on Greek subjects.

B. Renaissance paintings incorporated bright colors, while earlier painters were limited to using only black and white.

C. Renaissance paintings often celebrated individual achievement, while earlier paintings glorified God.

D. Renaissance paintings were produced for royalty, while earlier paintings were mass-produced for common

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Taffy · Answer 1

"C. Renaissance paintings often celebrated individual achievement, while earlier paintings glorified God" would be the best option, since the Renaissance represented a period of revisiting the importance of humanity.