Why was the Renaissance important?

Answer 1

The Renaissance was important because it awakened the world from a very long, dark sleep. The Middle Ages had squashed people's dreams and forced them into an meaningless pattern of life. The Renaissance period brought progression, change, and beauty. In fact, the word "renaissance" means rebirth. And the earth was, in a way, reborn when the Dark or Middle Ages reached their close.

Answer 2

The Renaissance was a cultural movement. It was the revival of learning based on classical sources, the rise of courtly and papal patronage, the development of painting perspective, and advancement in science. It spanned from the 14th to 17th century and started in Italy.

Answer 3

the renaissance was the time when the world had many advances in science and math we learned more about astronomy and it was also the time when art was at it's best . the renaissance was the point in which without we would be not as advanced as we are no the renaissance was the time of exploration and learning and has impacted the world majority.

Answer 4

The Renaissance is considered a period of transition from the Middle Ages to Modernity. Its significance in Italy is the quality and the stunning amount of Renaissance art which was produced in Italy and the number of Italian Renaissance masters. The significance to the Italian is the cultural and artistic heritage of this period and the way it contributes in shaping Italian identity.

Answer 5

The Renaissance was a period of time after (or during) the medieval times when the Catholic church spread the word of the Bible and got people to believe in it.

So, summary is: it was important to Europe because it helped the people of Europe to become more Godly people and live by the Bible.

(note: this had other affects as well, i.e. artists, scientists, etc.)

Answer 6

The Renaissance was a regain in interest of arts from ancient times, which also led to new inventions, new art forms, trade, etc. It was basically the rebirth of Europe.