During the renaissance, education began to emphasize the study of over more traditional studies.
a. agriculture
b. humanism
c. medicine
d. trading

b. humanism

Humanism is the concept that people can achieve on their own and that humans have the ability to create progress. It focuses less on God and the teachings of the Bible.

Renaissance learning began to focus on the power of the human mind and ability rather than God's intervention and plan. Many, through the study of ancient texts, began to conclude that humans could achieve on their own and that there was not a divine plan. This thinking led to artistic, scientific, and academic achievements. Art began to focus on the natural qualities of all subject matter and people generally began to enjoy life more. The thinking also led to the Reformation--breaking away from the Catholic Church--because humanists began to believe a person on their own could find salvation.

yes

explanation:

during the ming dynasty