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    destroyed barriers that once stood strong. Its new philosophy provided individuals with their own fate, the ability to decide what their life would be. Its ideas first emerged in Ancient Greece where the Greek city-states, poleis, flourished in the Golden Age around the 400s BCE. Later, after the near collapse of civilization, the aforementioned philosophies reemerged in Italy during the Renaissance of the 1400s CE. The two philosophies relate so similarly, in that, during the rebirth of…

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    During the middle ages, there were different significant of people in different status at the time. You either rich or poor or you’re healthy or sick.The Black Plague was a massive destruction and a lot of people during the middle ages suffered/died from this deadly disease. Once contracted, the chance of death is significantly high. “The Pardoner’s Tale”, by Chaucer, centralizes around the Plague,Poverty,and Greed. During the Black Death,Chaucer tells the story that shows greed, the…

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    have today. Habits such as, holding doors open for people; pulling out woman’s chairs and being respectful all come from the middle ages. Although it is different today, the version of chivalry that was used back then has made a difference in the standards of a gentleman today. Along with courtly love, chivalry has also impacted the politics and military of the middle ages. Knights became a god-like figure and held more power than what could be controlled. This factor made a shift in power that…

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    Analysis of the Renaissance and the Middle Ages Stefan Rayburn Western Governor’s University Analysis of the Renaissance and the Middle Ages The humanities have shaped the culture of the world to what it is today. Cave paintings would tell a story of a conquest or an adventure otherwise untold. World wonders would be marveled and envied over for countless years to come. However, without the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, the humanities would not be as robust and advanced as…

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    With the story of the middle Ages or better known as the medieval times comes a life of trickery, evil, pleasure, death, war, and religion. The era in which this life began was around AD. 500. This time period lasted until about AD. 1500. One thousand years past by quickly as people were fascinated by the new things they were exploring and creating. There were many different lifestyles that arose during this period. The roles played in the Middle Ages were unique. The clothing was extravagant.…

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    Recipe for the Renaissance The dictionary defines Renaissance as the revival, rebirth, or vigorous rediscovery of ideals. The Italian Renaissance spans over two-hundred years, from the fourteenth to the sixteenth centuries, is better known for it 's artwork more than any other period in history. It is also known for it 's luxurious and opulent tastes, a hunger for the resurgence of ancient knowledge, and an understanding of the natural world. Humanism, or the view of primary concern on the…

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    Labor in the industrial/gilded age was severely harsh and the workers were not treated how they should have been. The first thing that had been used as child labor which they were 16 or less. Second, you had long hours with very little pay, where they even had pay cuts even though they already had the small pay. Third, the working condition was very dangerous and caused a lot of deaths a year. First, in the industrial age, the labor had soared increasing the amount of even child labor that…

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    he Middle ages were not nearly as dark and grim as they have been depicted to us all our lives. Many say that after the fall of rome and the end of the ancient era that all advancements in science, technology, and medicine ceased, but this simply isn't true. Inventing the Flat Earth, by Jeffrey Burton Russell Clearly shows that our modern concept of progress has made our society devalue the Middle ages. Russell proves this by showing us the truth of the middle ages, the things that they don't…

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    Beginning in the 14th century until the 16th century, the Renaissance was a period of time where everything seemed to be on the rise for higher success As time goes on, so does the development of new inventions. The Renaissance occurred soon after the Dark Ages. One of the greatest impacts the Renaissance had on modern world lay in art and literature, which in turn, has influenced the whole world. Emerging from a time of hopelessness, art started to speak with a unique voice. A man by the…

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    Even though the Middle Ages is usually referred to as the “Dark Ages”, due to the troubles and hardships faced by those who lived during that time, it was also a great vivacity and enthusiasm because that was when Europe’s golden revolution started to emerge. According to Gray Boyce, “Even at its worst it performed the function of guarding… but even more it was creative and inventive, and transmitted to later ages great riches of its own.” (Boyce 69). At this time, Europe had begun to preserve…

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