One thing the Renaissance did not change was the pervasive influence of the Church on daily life and governance in Europe. Despite the period's emphasis on Humanism and individualism, the Catholic Church remained a dominant authority, shaping moral values, education, and political structures. Additionally, social hierarchies and feudal systems persisted, limiting the extent of social mobility and reform. Thus, while the Renaissance brought significant cultural and intellectual advancements, many traditional structures remained intact.
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