Question

what was the renaissance a rebirth of?
art and learning
chivalry and tournaments
good health after the plague
the printing press was invented by
johann gutenberg
pieter bruegel the elder
hans holbein the younger
what was the accepted view of the universe during the medieval period?
theocentric
humancentric
geocentric
the most important values of the middle ages focused on
logic and reasoning
the church and survival
humanism and individualism

Explanation:

First Question: What was the Renaissance a rebirth of?

The Renaissance was a period of renewed interest in classical art, literature, and learning (from Greek and Roman traditions). Chivalry/tournaments were more medieval, and "good health after the plague" is not the core "rebirth" focus (the Renaissance's rebirth was cultural/intellectual, not just health).

Second Question: The printing press was invented by

Johann Gutenberg is credited with inventing the movable - type printing press. Pieter Bruegel the Elder was a painter, and Hans Holbein the Younger was also a painter, so they are not associated with the invention of the printing press.

Third Question: What was the accepted view of the universe during the medieval period?

During the medieval period, the geocentric model (Earth at the center of the universe) was the widely accepted view, supported by the Church and Aristotelian - Ptolemaic ideas. Theocentric refers to a worldview centered on God (not a model of the universe's structure), and "Humancentric" was not the medieval view of the universe's layout.

Fourth Question: The most important values of the Middle Ages focused on

Answer:

A. Art and learning