The renaissance brought in more philosophy, logic/reasoning, and science.
The philosophers of the Reformation told people to stand up for what they think is right and to stand up for what you believe in. These novel ideas were able to be widely communicated because of the recent development of printing, making written works much more available, first to the academic class; scholars
in the universities, and later to the merchant classes in the towns. Concepts of "individual"
of self and individual rights emerged, which found expression in religious and political movements such as the followers of John Calvin and other Protestant sects in England, their Pilgrim cousins in North America, leading to such later political philosophers as Milton and john Locke and their adherents among the American and French revolutionary movements in the Eighteenth Century.
How did the renaissance and the reformation influence democracy and the shaping of the modern world?
The Renaissance influenced democracy by bringing more philosophy, logic and reasoning, and science into society. This in turn made many good writers on politics.
The reformation broke the absolute power of the Catholic Church. Monarchies and the aristocracies were still dominant, but the groundwork had been laid for the emergence of democracy.
The defeat of the spanish Armanda :)
Both the Proclamation of 1763 and the Quebec Act of 1774 hampered colonial claims to western lands. This laid the groundwork for the American War of Independence.
England lay the foundations for the constitional monarchy in the 17th Century by invading the surrounding countries, to begin the initial British Empire
a time period when the church broke into several groups causes: 1. indulgences 2. popes were wealthy,priests corrupt. 3. nepotism 4. simony, lay investiture 5. pluralism
Q-18) H ow could Rousseaus teaching lay the foundation of democracy? Ans. (a) jeans Jacques Rousseaus teaching helped to lay the foundation of democracy because he upheld the doctrine of popular sovereign.(b) He believed that the govt. should be based on the consent of the governed.(c) He stated that people are the real sovereign and kings rule only with their consent. (d) His famous work social contract talks of a contract between the ruler and the ruled whereby the former would guarantee the freedom and happiness to his subjects.(e) He believed that men had a right to change their government if they were not-satisfiedwhich is another cardinal principle of democracy.(f) Rousseaus revolutionary ideas paved the way for the French Revolution andencouraged people to fight their rights
The reformation broke the absolute power of the Catholic Church. Monarchies and the aristocracies were still dominant, but the groundwork had been laid for the emergence of democracy.
wha did colonial unity and military readiness in these early battles lay the groundwork for?
detente
wha did colonial unity and military readiness in these early battles lay the groundwork for?
Jackson's Indian Policy laid the groundwork for how future presidents often dealt with Indians--by force.
Reform movements laid the groundwork for constitutional changes. The reformists lobbied, protested, and gave lectures. People eventually listened and change occurred.
The philosopher who helped lay the groundwork for logical positivism was Ludwig Wittgenstein. His early work in the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus influenced the Vienna Circle and other logical positivists with its focus on the logical analysis of language and the idea of logical atomism.
The new political and economic ideas of the Renaissance, such as humanism and mercantilism, encouraged a focus on individualism and the pursuit of wealth. This led to a shift away from feudalism and towards centralized governments and capitalist economies, fueling the growth of cities and the emergence of a middle class. These changes helped to lay the groundwork for the modern nation-state and global trade networks.
he didnt
The defeat of the spanish Armanda :)
The defeat of the spanish Armanda :)
They didn't. The federal constitution came first and then the states. Many of the colonies had royal charters before the revolution.