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How did Thomas More contribute to the renaissance?
The Utopia
Is this true or false during the Renaissance a more secular or worldly viewpoint developed?
true
What are the concerns and attitudes emphasized during the renaissance?
The concerns and attitudes emphasized during the Renaissance was that the people were more concerned about the well being of themselves rather than what the church said. They began to care less about what the Pope was saying. They became more optimistic about life and having fun.
Why did people want knowelege during the Renaissance?
To use as mouthwash and to drink it due to know more drinks to drink.
Why was humanism important?
Humanism is important the the Renaissance because it gave everyone a new outlook on life, they focused more on themselver and human nature rather then religion.
Machiavelli and Thomas More were famous what during the Renaissance?
philosophers
How did the status of the artist change during the Renaissance?
it became more important
What are some writers from the renaissance?
thomas more
How did Thomas More contribute to the renaissance?
The Utopia
Who were the most important people during the renaissance?
And Many More.. Heaps of websites if you look it up... look on google fascinating renaissance people. Hope it helps.
What economic change during the Renaissance made bankers more important?
Craftspeople set out signs to advertise their wares.
What do people find important during the renaissance?
New knowledge that was unheard of:ArtScientific DiscoveriesMathematicsReligious changesPublicationAnd many more.
Why it is local music is more important than instrumental music than instrumental music during renaissance?
yotniinam ketdi ....
Who was recognized as a saint by the Catholic Church in the Renaissance?
St. Thomas More
How did sir thomas more affect the renaissance?
he wrote a book utopia
Utopia by Sir Thomas More represented a Renaissance movement?
humanism
What three Italian cities were important to the Renaissance?
There were more than three, but three prominent Italian cities during the renaissance were Venice, Florence and Bologna,
