Soldiers returning home from war in Italy spread Renaissance ideas

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True.

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The Renaissance, simply means "rebirth" in French and it happened between 1300s-1600s.

Basically, it was typically a cultural movement that had European scientists, scholars, and artists who were inspired by Classical works (achievements or models) of the Greeks and Romans. These Europeans became aware of the classical model or achievements through ruins and Greco-Roman texts which were mainly preserved by Islamic scholars living in the Ottoman Empire.

Additionally, Italy is considered to be the birthplace of Renaissance.

Soldiers returning home from war in Italy spread Renaissance ideas. The war was mainly due to the invasion of Italy by the French.

True

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Because it is the "Correct Answer"

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