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What 150-year time period in Italy did nineteenth-century historians label the Renaissance?
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Mid fourteenth to early sixteenth
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What are two possible starting dates for the Renaissance Period?
The Renaissance period is said by historians to have started around 1450-1500
How do historians define term modern era?
The period that began after the Renaissance and continues to today
What do historians call the period that started at the end of the renaissance and continue to this day?
The modern era
What do historians call the period that started at the end of Renaissance and continues to this day?
The modern era
How historians define the term modern era?
The period that began after the Renaissance and continues to today
What do historians call the period that started at the end of the Renaissance and continues to this day?
The modern era
how do historians call the period that started at the end of the renaissance and continues all day?
The modern age.
What 150 years time period in Italy did nine-teeth century historians label the Renaissance?
Mid fourteenth to early sixteenth.
Why do historians refer to this period as a renaissance?
It was a rebirth of arts, science, and society, especially since the dark times of the Plague were now over. The Italians called it the "renacimiento," or "rebirth." This translates over to French/English as the Renaissance.
Who gave the Renaissance its name?
The Renaissance is French for "rebirth". The name for this period was created over time by historians and it is difficult to say "he did it" as many people used it at different times in history and in different languages ( where it would be called something else of course. )Also, there has been much debate among historians as to the usefulness of Renaissance as a term and as a historical delineation.Some have called for an end to the use of the term, which they see as the use of history to validate and glorify modern ideals.The short answer is "We called it the Renaissance". ( We being mostly Europeans who lived after the period.)
What do historians refer to when they discuss causations?
Whether one event was responsible for another
What was the period in history befor the Renaissance?
What was the period in history befor the Renaissance?
