Author Jaelynn Walls states that "identity and individuality were highly valued concepts" during the European Renaissance. Why was less attention paid to other cultures?

1. Author Jaelynn Walls states that "identity and individuality were highly valued concepts" during the European Renaissance. Why was less attention paid to other cultures? 2. How is the depiction of the black female figure compare to the depiction of the white female figure? Be specific and use one of the paintings from the article in your explanation.

Early European explanations for global cultural diversity relied on the written accounts of explorers, missionaries, and traders who embellished or invented many of the descriptions of the people they met on their travels. The people who read these accounts and developed their theories without having firsthand experiences were called what?Group of answer choicesIdiot anthropologistsArmchair anthropologistsEvolutionary anthropologistsEssentialist anthropologists

How did humanists’ studies and ideas affect Renaissance life?

Henri Tajfel (1978), through his experiments, brought to the fore ‘achieving and maintaining a positive ----------------as an important process influencing inter-group relationsSelect one:Self conceptsocial identityGroup identitySelf esteem

What did the Renaissance humanists  emphasize?Group of answer choicesReligious reformThe importance of human potential and achievementMysticism and alchemyThe feudal system