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It began later in the north because they had less exposure to trade and new ideas. The invention of the printing press was a primary factor of why it started in the north.

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Italy recovered fairly quickly from the Black Death and was soon a center of creative upsurge known as the Renaissance. In Northern Europe, recovery was delayed for nearly 100 years.

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Q: Why does the renaissance happen 100 years later in northern Europe than southern Europe?
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