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The Middle Ages is another term for the English Renaissance. True False
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what do you think? whatever i am thinking is just opinion though.
MY knowledge comes from Shakespeare, if thats a hint...(not much)
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it's okay i'll just give u a medal and i'll close the question
In my opinion, it's false. The Middle Ages(15th century) were considered the dark ages (ex: plagues, etc). The English Renaissance (AKA: Elizabethan Era) occurred after in the 16th century (1501-1600).
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