If the medieval world had been shaped by the manor, the Renaissance world was forged by __________.

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The city. Medieval society was based on feudalism, but eventually people started living in cities, enabling craftsmen and artisans to make a living, and lessening the dependance on the noble class for protection.

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The Renaissance world was shaped by the city, marking a transition from feudalism to urban centers of trade and culture. This urbanization fostered the rise of the middle class and led to revolutionary changes in art, politics, and society. Ultimately, the cities during this period became vital hubs for commerce, governance, and cultural growth. 
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If the medieval world had been shaped by the manor, the Renaissance world was forged by __________.

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