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1. What was humanism?
(1) A philosophy designed around the idea that humans and their accomplishments were important and should be celebrated.
(2) An economic policy designed to provide money for a mother country via the trade of raw materials for finished products with colonies.
(3) A religious law stating that clergymen are not permitted to marry
(4) A natural phenomenon created by the mixing of hot and cold air in the atmosphere

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