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प्रश्न
With reference to the causes of the Reformation, how did the following contribute to the movement?
Renaissance
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उत्तर
The Renaissance radically altered the pattern of thinking and outlook of the people. It set in motion the advent of new and powerful ideas such as humanism, rationalism, scientific spirit, and the spirit of inquiry. These revolutionary ideas unleashed unstoppable forces that completely transformed the way people thought and behaved. It was akin to the awakening of a sleeping giant.
People finally found truthful and rational answers to their questions, discovering the real truth about themselves and their environment. Everything based on blind faith was questioned, and the teachings of the Church were rejected, with its authority being challenged. Additionally, the invention of the printing press helped to rapidly spread the ideas of Renaissance thinkers far and wide.
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India was ruled by the British for nearly __________.
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The source material of the Modern period is of two kinds— primary and secondary.
State whether the following is true or false:
Renaissance scholars shifted the focus from divine affairs to human affairs.
State whether the following is true or false:
The Reformation was also known as the Protestant Movement.
State whether the following is true or false:
The voyages of discoveries led to a decline in trade and commerce.
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Mention any four characteristic features of the Modern Period?
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This is a portrait of the German monk who opposed certain activities of the Catholic Church.
With which great religious movement is his name associated?
