What was the primary catalyst for the beginning of the Renaissance?

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Explanation

The Renaissance was mainly triggered by the weakening of the feudal system, which allowed for social, economic, and cultural transformations. While events like the 95 Theses, the Crusades, and the Black Plague had significant historical impacts, it was the collapse of feudalism that set the stage for the Renaissance to flourish.

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What was the primary catalyst for the beginning of the Renaissance?

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