Question

1. how did renaissance thinkers view personal achievement? (a) greatness was a matter of luck (b) individuals could grow, learn, and accomplish meaningful things (c) success belonged only to nobles (d) achievement was discouraged

Explanation:

Renaissance thinking was centered around humanism, which emphasized human potential, individual growth, and the ability of people to develop skills and achieve meaningful goals through effort and learning. This contrasts with the other options: luck-based greatness, noble-only success, and discouraged achievement do not align with Renaissance humanist values.

Answer:

(B) Individuals could grow, learn, and accomplish meaningful things