Renacimiento

Renacimiento

A partir de la década de 1400, el Renacimiento europeo representó un florecimiento intelectual y cultural en las artes, la literatura, la filosofía y las ciencias. Uno de los principios más importantes del Renacimiento era la creencia en el progreso humano, o la mejora de la sociedad.

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