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Italian Renaissance Practice Test
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A secondary-source historian writes: “In fifteenth-century Italy, civic humanists treated classical eloquence and moral philosophy as tools for public life, while wealthy patrons in competitive city-states financed artists and architects to display prestige and cultivate virtù.” Which development best illustrates the relationship described?
A secondary-source historian writes: “In fifteenth-century Italy, civic humanists treated classical eloquence and moral philosophy as tools for public life, while wealthy patrons in competitive city-states financed artists and architects to display prestige and cultivate virtù.” Which development best illustrates the relationship described?