Question

circle the correct answer for each question: how was the renaissance different from the middle ages? it rejected ancient greek and roman ideas it emphasized religion and church authority it focused more on human potential and worldly themes it discouraged creativity and learning

Explanation:

The Renaissance was a period of cultural rebirth that celebrated humanism, focusing on human potential, achievements, and worldly themes. In contrast, the Middle Ages were more centered around religion and church authority. The Renaissance embraced rather than rejected ancient Greek and Roman ideas (which inspired its art, literature, and learning), and it encouraged creativity and learning (e.g., through the works of artists like Leonardo da Vinci and writers like Petrarch).

Answer:

It focused more on human potential and worldly themes.