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    When did the Renaissance take place?

    Question #62461. Asked by morpher333. (Feb 11 06 2:44 PM)


    lanfranco

    It depends on which country or region you're talking about. In Italy, some scholars feel that it began in the mid-to-late 14th century, and it then reached its high point in the early 16th, while "late Renaissance" is often used to describe later 16th-century developments. In Northern Europe, it gets underway in the late 15th century and then continues through the 16th.

    Then there's the 12th-century Renaissance, but that's another story ....

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance

    Feb 11 06, 2:56 PM
    JoshCaleb12

    ... and then there's Ireland, which in the 600's (to 800's) AD was a flourishing light in what some have, probably erroneously, called the "Dark Ages" elsewhere in Europe. At the time, Ireland's universities were centers of learning for much of Europe.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A207479

    Feb 12 06, 3:47 PM
    Arpeggionist

    It also depends on the art and the medium. The musical renaissence lasted through 1650 in some places.

    Feb 12 06, 4:29 PM
    4829conec

    The Renaissance began in the 1300's with the rebirth of Greek and Roman learning in Italy.

    Feb 17 06, 9:50 AM


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