How were the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance similar?

A). Both movements rejected Greco-Roman ideas.

B). Both movements were known for producing massive frescoes.

C). Both movements spread throughout Europe in the 1300s.

D). Both movements were influenced by humanist ideas.

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How were the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance similar?

A). Both movements rejected Greco-Roman ideas.

B). Both movements were known for producing massive frescoes.

C). Both movements spread throughout Europe in the 1300s.

D). Both movements were influenced by humanist ideas.

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The answer is D because of the Enlightenment that was created through scientist and then the protest of Martin luther caused the church to loose power and people knew their rights and started to do things themselves which caused the 3-isms (Humanism, secularism, and Individualism).

How were the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance similar?A). Both movements rejected Greco-Roman ideas.B). Both movements were known for producing massive frescoes.C). Both movements spread throughout Europe in the 1300s.D). Both movements were influenced by humanist ideas.

How were the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance similar?

A). Both movements rejected Greco-Roman ideas.

B). Both movements were known for producing massive frescoes.

C). Both movements spread throughout Europe in the 1300s.

D). Both movements were influenced by humanist ideas.