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Erasmus’ critique of clergy were most clearly influenced by what historical developments at the time he wrote In Praise of Folly

humanist challenge to institutional power of catholic church

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participants in northern renaissance, such as erasmus, differed from participants in italian renaissance in what way

focused more on humanism as a mechanism for religious reform

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italian renaissance and northern renaissance shared an emphasis on what artistic style and theme

naturalistic representations of human centered subjects using geometric perspective

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the emphasis of northern renaissance humanists on religious themes was most closely connected to their

desire to reform what they saw as shortcomings of the Roman Catholic Church

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tendency of northern renaissance artists to focus on contemporary individuals as well as themes of everyday life is most closely connected to which of the following developments in northern europe during 16th century

growing prosperity of new commercial groups

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like those of italian renaissance, the ideas of the northern renaissance were strongly influenced by humanists interest in

classical antiquity

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development of printing press had which of the following general effects on europe in 16th and 17th centuries

contributed to the spread of new ideas across europe

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development of printing press had which of the following effects on renaissance

aided spread of renaissance ideas beyond italy

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printing press encouraged the growth of vernacular (non latin) literature. what explains the long term effect this development had on europe

encouraged development of distinct national cultures in europe based on shared languages