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What is a city in the renaissance?
The Renaissance had its start in Florence
Why did the renaissance start in florence?
Yes, Florence was the epicenter of the Renaissance.
What event helped the start of the renaissance?
One event that helped start the Renaissance was the fall of the Byzantine Empire.
How did Marco Polo start the Renaissance?
He didn't start the Renaissance. He lived in the 1200's and the Renaissance started in the late 1400's. Two hundred years after him.
Were did the renaissance start?
Italy
When did the English renaissance start?
1485
When did the renaissance in England start?
1350
What major era's of world history came after the start of the Renaissance?
the end of the renaissance comes to mind
Where did the renaissance art start?
Florence, Italy
How did jazz music start?
Harlem Renaissance
Where did the renaissance start after the dark ages?
Italy
How did urbanization help start the renaissance?
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