Humanism was representative of the renaissance

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Part 1. Explain to them the factors that contributed to the increasing trade and interaction between various parts of Afro-Eurasia in that century

Part 2. Make clear to your students the role that disease played in China and how these societies were influenced by the outbreak of disease

Part 3. Make clear to your students the role that disease played in Europe and how these societies were influenced by the outbreak of disease

Part 4. Clarify to them in what ways humanism was representative of the Renaissance.

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