How did the middle ages set the stage for the renaissance?

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Patrick Sanan · Answer 1 · 2018-01-16T00:40:12+0000

It was manly because of the catholic church which remained in the base of Rome. It drew pilgrims from all over Europe, educated clerics to read and write, support arts and architecture.

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