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Martin Luther was definitely a hero to all of the poor people that were buying indulgences from the church. He saw what the church was doing wrong and actually spoke up about it.

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Martin Luther should be considered a hero because he cared about the catholic church using indulgences. He spoke out about how it was wrong and how it's unfair to poor people.

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id say it did both because it did document there original bible as well as past books and works thus preserving the past but also creating the future as this was a new thing that made books cheaper causing more people to learn to read causing to help more people get educated and get better jobs and helping to get rid of the "slave" dynamic that was originally seen everywhere.

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I think that Martin Luther is a hero because he impacted a lot of people by teaching and encourage. He was upset with the idea of indulgence and

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If humanism never existed, the world would be completely different that how it is now. Due to humanism, artists had the ability as well as time to work on their art and  develop their skills. However, if Humanism were to never exist art would look completely different and remain two dimensional. Also, citizens were able to focus less on god, but more on them being able to find their inner nature and have the ability to start celebrating each other's successes. In addition, due to the printing press being made because of humanism, less individuals would be able to read. In conclusion, many advances were made in today's society because of humanism, and we wouldn't be as advanced as we are now if it were to never occur.

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I think it did a little bit of both. It preserved the past by printing the bible in those different languages, and it created the future by paving the way to a new method of distributing books and other writing.

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the printing press created the future because people used it as stepping stone for other inventions
As well as preserving the past by being able to keep a log of important moments in history

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If humanism never existed the world would be completely different due to the fact that a lot of things changed once humanism became a thing, before it was all about religion.

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I believe that the Reformation did change Europe religiously, socially, and politically. One example of change was  there were many types of religions. Another example is the political power of many governments in Europe.

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The printing press both preserved the past and created the future. The bible being written in different languages helped create the future and preserve the past. Books were also made cheaper so more people could afford them and more people became literate.

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I think the greatest contributor of the Renaissance was William Shakespeare because he wrote a few different play writes and added many words to the English vocabulary.

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William Shakespeare was the greatest contributor because he came up with a lot of our vocabulary and what we learn today in English class

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Martin Luther should be considered a hero because he called out the church for making people think that they have to buy their way to heaven.

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I think Martin Luther king was a hero. He cared about the indulgences that came from the catholic churches. When he saw what the churches were doing he spoke up about it!!

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The printing press did create the future because of how quickly information would spread in a short amount of time.

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I think John Wycliffe was the greatest contributor because he translated the bible. Through translating the bible, many people became literate. The catholic church also began to lose some power because people could read the bible for themselves. The people didn't have to rely on the church to have a connection with God.

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Leonardo da Vinci is the greatest contributor to the Renaissance because not only did he regarded as on of the greatest artist known to man-kid, but he is also an inventor and a scientist. Some of his paintings are the Mona-Lisa and the Last Supper. Example of his inventions and scientific research found in his journal include helicopter like flying gizmos, war machines, musical instruments and surprisingly accurate scientific  previews of paintings of the human anatomy.

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I think it did both, the past because it led to the printing of books and writings which is where wealth came upon and the future because it’s another way to be able to make writings and books come to life.

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i feel like leonardio da vinci was the greatest contributor to the reinasance becuase he was an inventor and a great artist in the reinassance

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Martin Luther is by all accounts, a hero. He questioned the church's corruption and did something about it. He lead all the protestants toward a brighter future in religious discovery. He made sure the church really took a step back and thought about what they were doing and if the choices they made were right.

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Modern technology has encouraged humanism by allowing people to think about how they do things and some allows people to customize how the tech works so that it works for them. They open so many doors for people to learn about self care and self esteem. In these times we're learning more about how to take care of ourselves efficiently and what we should do to make sure it stays that way, and this is the brightest route humanity could have ever taken.

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Humanism helped the Protestant Reformation by having individual beliefs, study of literacy such as (German, Latin, and English), science, and religion. People had to learn literature in order to read the Holy Bible (believed to be the only way to heaven). Science sparked many new beliefs about the astronomy, anatomy, and mental health. Different religions sparked across Europe. This was why  humanism was the driving force of the protestant reformation.

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In my personal opinion, I think technology pushed humanism by making our lives easier. We now have ample freetime to find ways to develop. Technology has also taught us a lot more about ourselves in terms of the medical fields and in history aswell

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Italy already had a huge advantage in trade because it had the easiest access to the Mediterranean sea. Thanks to this huge trade channel along with items and materials that were being trade ideas, art and literature was also traded and gained. Thanks to Italy being a major trade center other countries started to have their own reformations after the Italian Renaissance.

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Martin Luther is a villain. This is because he didn’t accomplish many things, and he always let his people down. Also,in Martin Luther's book, "On the Jews and their Lies," he  proves that he hates Jews by stating that they should not be trusted, their synagogues should be burned, and that they should all be killed. Due to this, it proves that he is not a true believer of God, because if he were he would accept everyone, no matter the race, religion, or color of their melanin. Therefore, Martin Luther should not be considered as a Hero.

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Leonardo Da Vinci was a great contributor of the renaissance because of he set lots of artistic trends and also influenced many humanists to study the world and nature

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Martin luther should be considered a hero because he stood against the catholic churches bad teachings

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Martin Luther should be considered a hero because of the impact he had on the church and on society in Germany. He made people the center of religion.

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I think the greatest contributor to the Renaissance was Leonardo DaVinci.