Which of these was not a reason why italy was viewed as the ideal place for the ideas of the renaissance to start and be supported by the people?
group of answer
a: choices there were no other areas that had any classical culture to examine
b: a thriving merchant class was present
c: it was also the home of most classical greek and roman heritage
d: it had many large cities

The answer is "There were no other areas that had any classical culture to examine."

Explanation:

This argument is never used to explain the start and development of the Italian Renaissance.  It must be noted that the study of ancient Greek culture was an important focus of Islamic learning centers during the Middle Ages and those academic activies helped Europe rediscover ancient Greek thought and philosophy.

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