By the eighteenth century, the knowledge and technology that had developed during the Dark Ages were instrumental in starting the Renaissance. Classical literature, art, architecture and science saw a resurgence. Scientists and philosophers were also inspired to build upon theories that had been discovered during the Dark Ages.
The renaissance was a rebirth of interest in the classics (the Greeks and Romans). Painting, sculpture and architecture were inspired by them and the reading of classical literature was fashionable. Greek philosophy has always been influential in western Europe. It influenced the Romans, the Catholic Church and scholars in the Middle Ages and beyond. It has been said that the history of European philosophy until the 19th century was like a continuous rewriting of Plato. For centuries the study of the classic was standard in the education of the European elites.
The class system was actually quite complex Note:This is according to Shaqespearean times. 1.Monarchs-royalty 2.Nobleman-nobility 3.Knights 4.Merchants 5.Tradesman 6.Peasants/Beggars 7.Prostitutes 8.and then surprisingly actors Being an actor was highly frowned upon during this time.
Peter comes from the Greek word Petrus, which means 'rock.' The original name given Peter was the Aramaic 'Cephas' which meants rock but it was translated into the Greek in scripture. Our Lord changed Simon's name to Peter - the rock upon which he would build his church.
Charlemagne impacted European civilization because his empire eventually broke up into the modern European countries, more or less. He also taught all of his empire to speak Latin, and simplified the currency to one silver currency: the denier. He also made the first schools and colleges and became the first emperor of Europe since the Roman age.
The northerners added Huminism to religious topics
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The Renaissance is significant for numerous reasons, especially because of its powerful influence upon European history: the ideas and inspirations of the Renaissance carried Europe out of the Medieval Age and into Modernity. More generally, the Renaissance still stands as a symbol for learning, openness to growth, and progress for people in the 21st century.
The principal culture that transferred Greek astronomical knowledge to Renaissance Europe was the Islamic civilization. Islamic scholars preserved and expanded upon the works of ancient Greek astronomers, translating them into Arabic and then into Latin. These translations played a crucial role in the transmission of Greek astronomical knowledge to European scholars during the Renaissance.
This depends entirely upon where you plan to build your house. If you plan to build in the South, then no. If in tornado ally, then most definitely.
Yes, European countries typically stamp passports upon entry and exit for non-European Union citizens.
Before the Renaissance, scientific information was primarily sourced from ancient Greek texts by scholars like Aristotle, Ptolemy, and Galen. These texts were translated into Latin and studied in European institutions like monasteries and universities. Additionally, Islamic scholars preserved and expanded upon ancient knowledge, which influenced European thought during this time.
It is Islam. The Islamic civilization was one of the most important civilizations upon which the world and European development was based.
they were looked down upon as an "error in creation" stated by Aristotle
Upon the work of the 'armies' of scientists who studied and labored before them.
The renaissance is also known as the age of recovery because in the early 14th century you had the plague, political instability, and a decline in the power of the catholic church. In the Renaissance, people began to build themselves up again. They started focusing on classical learning and became more aware of their Roman heritage.
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