The oustanding city of the Italian Renaissance was?

Question

A- Milan.
B- Rome.
C- Turin.
D- Florence.

Answer 1

E. Venice

Answer 2

The Italian Renaissance began in Tuscany, centered in the cities of Florence and Siena. It later had a significant impact in Venice, where the remains of ancient Greek culture were brought together, feeding the humanist scholars with new texts. The Renaissance later had a significant effect on Rome, which was ornamented with some structures in the new all'antico mode, then was largely rebuilt by sixteenth-century popes. The Italian Renaissance peaked in the late 15th century as foreign invasions plunged the region into turmoil: see Italian Wars. However, the ideas and ideals of the Renaissance spread into the rest of Europe, setting off the Northern Renaissance centered in Fontainebleau and Antwerp, and the English Renaissance.

Based on your choices, I would select D. Florence. Final Answer.

Answer 3

Florence remained [for a long] time the most brilliant center of the Italian Renaissance.

Answer 4

D Florence

Answer 5

That would be Florence. The Renaissance style began in Florence in the early-min 15th century. It then spread to other cities in Italy like Milan, Venice and Naples.

Answer 6

D- Florence

Answer 7

Out of all of those I'd have to say D: Florence is the best choice even though I thought it left a bigger print on Venice (hey, maybe it did) -- but whatever.

Answer 8

If I have to choose from your list, It's D Florence, but I believe it was actually Venice.

Answer 9

Any question about outstanding cities that involves Rome as part of a multiple choice answer, is already answered.

It is Rome, of course.

Where is the Basilica of St. Peter?

Answer 10

the renaissance begain in Tuscany and had significant impact in Venice but it centred around Florence.
D.