During the Renaissance, Florence was most noted for its

A trade routes.

B large churches.

C fountains.

D great artists.

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28 August, 19:14

During the Renaissance, Florence was most noted for its

A trade routes.

B large churches.

C fountains.

D great artists.

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Amare Grimes · Answer 1

c. large churches

Explanation:Florence is famous for it's most important religious building and it is a a truly awe-inspiring sight. The Santa Maria del Fiore took over 6 centuries to complete and was built from the wealth acquired by the city from the hugely successful wool trade during the 13th century.

During the Renaissance, Florence was most noted for itsA trade routes.B large churches.C fountains.D great artists.

During the Renaissance, Florence was most noted for its

A trade routes.

B large churches.

C fountains.

D great artists.