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What Can We Take Away from the Renaissance Period? History Book for Kids 9-12 Children's Renaissance Books

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You may have heard about the Renaissance. You might have discussed it in class, or you've seen movies about them. You read facts and data but what should be the core take away from the Renaissance Period? How does it affect modern living? Knowing the answer to these questions is the goal of this history book for kids 9-12. Grab a copy today!

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    • Title: What Can We Take Away From the Renaissance Period? History Book for Kids 9-12 | Children's Renaissance Books by Baby Professor
    • Publisher: Speedy Publishing LLC
    • Print ISBN: 9781541914131, 1541914139
    • eText ISBN: 9781541921665
    • Edition: 2017
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