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- the site of the renaissance which gave way to the scientific revolution.
- known as the epitome of the renaissance.
- an italian scholar credited as one of the earliest humanists.
- recognized as the inventor of the scientific method.
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- Italy: The Renaissance began and flourished in Italy, paving the way for the Scientific Revolution.
- Leonardo da Vinci: He embodied Renaissance ideals (art, science, invention) and is seen as its epitome.
- Petrarch: An Italian scholar/humanist who revived classical learning, often called the "father of humanism."
- Aristotle: His empirical and logical approaches laid foundational groundwork for the scientific method.
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- Italy - The site of the Renaissance which gave way to the Scientific Revolution.
- Leonardo da Vinci - Known as the epitome of the Renaissance.
- Petrarch - An Italian scholar credited as one of the earliest humanists.
- Aristotle - Recognized as the inventor of the scientific method.