Which of the following Renaissance-era ideologies celebrated public virtue and service to the state?

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Civic humanism was an ideology developed in the Renaissance that emphasized the importance of public virtue and service to the state. It encouraged citizens to actively participate in their communities and to work towards the common good. Mercantilism was an economic theory, democracy is a political system, and Machiavellian philosophy, while concerned with politics, did not prioritize public virtue or service to the state.

Which of the Following Renaissance-Era Ideologies Celebrated Public Virtue and Service