The northern Renaissance differed from the Italian Renaissance__________________?

Correct answer: A. growth of religious activity among common people

  • A. growth of religious activity among common people
  • B. earlier occurrence
  • C. greater appreciation of pagan writers
  • D. decline in the use of Latin

Explanation

The Northern Renaissance retained a stronger Christian and reforming character, with religious concerns reaching ordinary believers. The Italian Renaissance is generally associated more strongly with secular classical culture and pagan antiquity.

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