Cities and towns became more important during the renaissance as serfs left estates to seek more rewarding work. true or false

False

Explanation:

Cities and towns became more prominent during the Renaissance because they played a significant role in bringing a rebirth of art, sculpture and buildings in Italy. Florence, Venice, Milan, Naples, and Rome were some of the wealthiest city-states. Some of the renowned work during the Renaissance period done by artists, architectures, and philosophers. Serfs did not leave estates to seek more rewarded work in cities and town because they bound to their lords land to toil on farms.

True

Explanation:

the growth of cities led to an increase in the exchange of ideas and a generally more intellectual climate.