How did the impact of the European Renaissance differ from the impact of the Protestant Reformation?

AThe Renaissance affected all of Europe, while the Reformation was concentrated in Italy and England.
BThe Renaissance led to cultural diversity, while the Reformation led to cultural uniformity.
CThe Renaissance was a generally peaceful movement, while the Reformation led to enormous wars.
DThe Renaissance had effects that have lasted into the modern day, while the Reformation was short-lived.

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Waiken597 Waiken597

06-03-2017
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How did the impact of the European Renaissance differ from the impact of the Protestant Reformation?

AThe Renaissance affected all of Europe, while the Reformation was concentrated in Italy and England.
BThe Renaissance led to cultural diversity, while the Reformation led to cultural uniformity.
CThe Renaissance was a generally peaceful movement, while the Reformation led to enormous wars.
DThe Renaissance had effects that have lasted into the modern day, while the Reformation was short-lived.

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DragonPharoah DragonPharoah · Answer 1 · 2017-03-06T17:42:55-05:00

DragonPharoah DragonPharoah

06-03-2017

I believe the answer is A. The Renaissance affected all of Europe, while the Reformation was concentrated in Italy and England.

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scouteo scouteo · Answer 2 · 2019-05-29T11:54:51-04:00

The correct answer is A) The Renaissance affected all of Europe, while the Reformation was concentrated in England and Italy.

The impact of the European Renaissance differs from the impact of the Protestant Reformation in that the Renaissance affected all of Europe, while the Reformation was concentrated in England and Italy.

The idea of humanism that inspired the Renaissance influenced in the majority of the territory in Europe. Art and new concepts on science traveled fast during the Renaissance and impacted in many places of the European continent. Old concepts of the Middle ages fell behind these new ideas that supported human nature.

The Protest Reformation was the result of the idea of many Catholics that the Church needed some changes. Priests were exempt from taxes and got rich while people were very poor. Reformation began with the protest of Martin Luther for the sale of indulgences by the Roman Church. So The impact of the European Renaissance differs from the impact of the Protestant Reformation in that the Renaissance affected all of Europe, while the Reformation was concentrated in England and Italy.