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The Renaissance was not an end to poverty; rather, it marked a period of cultural and intellectual revival that primarily benefited the wealthy and educated classes. While it spurred advancements in art, science, and literature, socioeconomic disparities remained significant. Many people, particularly in rural areas, continued to experience poverty. Thus, while the Renaissance contributed to some economic growth, it did not eradicate poverty.

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