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The Renaissance and the Reformation both caused people to value?
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Individualism
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Jereden Mason
The church
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What is the difference of humanism beliefs in the Renaissance and middle ages?
The value of humanism fourished in the Renaissance, it was very common amongst people. While in the Middle Ages, people were strongly Catholic, and followed the church at all costs.
What was the result of the Renaissance?
Considered on a large scale, the Renaissance accomplished quite a few things in and for Western Civilization. For one thing, it encouraged a this-world or 'here-and-now' emphasis on creativity and thought that would have a powerful impact upon the scientific and industrial revolutions. For another thing, it raised the value of the individual in such a way as to enable individual-inspired reformation of the both Church and State -- as well as the 'Reformation' itself.
Why was the Sherman Silver Purchase Act repealed?
people demanded most of the treasury's gold.
How was the Middle Ages different from renaissance?
One difference is that in the Renaissance gunpowder was introduced. This ended the era of knighthood. Also, the "new world" was discovered in the Renaissance time period. Lastly, the compass was created. This helped explorers travel. In the Middle Ages the world was a thorough religious orientation. In the Renaissance the world began to change to a more secular world. Renaissance also contributed more advances in science, art and literature. The development increased as a new "middle class" emerged. Religion was questioned after the Black death. Also, learning was more efficient to classical learning. Feudalism gave way to centralized forms of government. Economically, capitalism had began. Individualism, secularism, and rationalism were three principal features of the modern culture instead of a all "church society". The Middle Ages were a time when no one questioned the Church and everything was centered around the Church. All art was made to glorify God. All music was made to glorify God. All literature was made to glorify God. And most wars were fought to glorify God including the Crusades. But around the time right after the Crusades people started to wonder why everything was about God. They were sick of it. God this God that God everything. When the Europeans were returning from fighting the Crusades the idea of Humanism and materialism started to spread first starting in Italy and eventually spreading throughout Europe. Humanism was and is a movement that focused on human potential and achievements instead of God. Materialism was putting more value into material and tangible things rather than Godly and Holy things. These ideas made people more concerned with the here and now rather that what would happen tomorrow or more specifically whether they would get to heaven or not. Along with the Renaissance came the Reformation(search Martin Luther) which was a time in which the Catholic Church cleaned up its ways and there was the birth of Protestantism. During the Renaissance some of the worlds greatest thinkers, inventors, and artisans were born. Such as Leonardo da vinci and Michaelangelo. It was a time of new ideas and great people. People like Leonardo were called Renaissance men. A Renaissance man was a person who was well rounded in all fields (science, art, history, the classics, sword fighting, dancing, singing, etc.)
What do black people value most?
The same things many or most people value the most; that is, their faith, their life, their rights, their freedom, their family, or so on.
What types of thinking spread during the renaissance and reformation periods?
Greater value was placed on individual accomplishments. ;)
How did the ideas of the Renaissance and reformation influence education theory and practice?
The ideas of the Renaissance emphasized humanism, critical thinking, and the value of education. This led to a shift towards a more liberal arts-based curriculum, focusing on subjects like literature, history, and philosophy. The Reformation brought about a focus on literacy and the importance of reading the Bible, leading to an increased emphasis on education for all, including the common people. Both movements contributed to a more individualized and experiential approach to learning, with an emphasis on cultivating well-rounded individuals.
What is the difference of humanism beliefs in the Renaissance and middle ages?
The value of humanism fourished in the Renaissance, it was very common amongst people. While in the Middle Ages, people were strongly Catholic, and followed the church at all costs.
What was the result of the Renaissance?
Considered on a large scale, the Renaissance accomplished quite a few things in and for Western Civilization. For one thing, it encouraged a this-world or 'here-and-now' emphasis on creativity and thought that would have a powerful impact upon the scientific and industrial revolutions. For another thing, it raised the value of the individual in such a way as to enable individual-inspired reformation of the both Church and State -- as well as the 'Reformation' itself.
Was the renaissance an age in which individuals felt the value of their being?
Yes, the people started to analyze more about life such as from where did they come from. People started to get interested in Greek and Roman cultures.
What is the value of a browning 380 Renaissance pistol?
Impossible to value without a detailed description.
The renaissance beginnings artist and values?
The renaissance beginning artist was in the 15th century. The value of the art was powerful and priceless.
What characteristics did the Renaissance have in Italy and what contributions did the Italians add to them?
the characteristics of the renaissance in Italy are, painting and sculpting and the elements of paintings in the Italian renaissance are, color, shape, space, texture, tone and value
In the Renaissance period which factor was emphasized by the philosophy of humanism?
value of the individual
Value of a Franchi Renaissance shotgun?
100-2000 USD hey
Which artist in the high renaissance seemed to value monetary gain fron his art?
Titian
What new technique did artists use during renaissance what did it do?
Renaissance artists used value and perspective to make their paintings look more realistic and dynamic and life like
