How Did Fourteenth-Century Humanists View the "Middle" Ages

question 11

Multiple Choice

How did fourteenth-century Humanists view the "middle" ages?

• A)as artistically advanced and creative
• B)as surpassing the achievements of the ancients
• C)as intellectually and culturally stagnate
• D)as spiritually unfocused

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