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    to now find their origins in the classical period and were then either adapted or rejuvenated in medieval and Renaissance periods. Some of the issues that were addressed were women?s speech, women?s participation in politics, and what characterizes feminity itself. One can only wonder, how did the social transitions and enlightenment ?new ideas about rights? affect women at the Renaissance? How did the agricultural revolution in Britain for example affect women? How did the commercial revolution…

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    I. The Renaissance is typically thought of as the literal rebirth of Europe, almost as if it were a break in history. Preceded by the Middle Ages, a time considered to be miserable for many, the Renaissance seemed as if it was the beginning of a new era. But was the difference between these two time periods really so distinct? The short answer is no. In reality, the changes that occurred during the Renaissance (social, political, and economic) were more of a gradual progression from medieval…

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    fun at these street fairs, but today she just wanted to go home. Ivy’s the reason I’m here, she thought, if only she actually bothered to show up. Mareike kept walking only to be stopped by some college kids running one of the booths. “Hey girlie, you look like you could use some of this,” one of the workers said. He walked back to the booth and poured something into one of the cups they had there.…

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    Raphaello Sanzio, mainly know as Raphael was born 1483, Urbino, Italy. And died 1520, Rome, Italy. He was one of the three greatest painters of the renaissance including Michael Angelo, and Leonardo da Vinci. He impacted the renaissance in ways such as his influence of Florence, his architecture, and Although Raphael lived a peripatetic life, he spent four years of his life studying in Florence. He left his apprenticeship with Perugino. He became very influenced with the art of other Italian…

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    The effects of the Genghis Khan Empire in medieval Europe The Mongols were primarily nomadic people, however, in the late 12th century, a ruler named Temujin was able to bring them together. Temujin incorporated different tribes into one and formed the Genghis Khan Empire. In 1209, the Genghis Khan Empire invaded northern china, and continued their invasion for the following decades; by 1279 the entire Chinese region would be under the Mongol rule. Under Temujin’s grandson, the Mongols spread…

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    Commonfolk

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    William Manchester’s A World Lit Only By Fire: The Medieval Mind and The Renaissance indepthly describes the lives of the commonfolk, the nobility, and the Catholic Church. Each lived very different lives from each other yet still shared similar aspects. The commonfolk were poor, limited to less than basic hygiene, lacked a respectable education, and were ruled by Christian dogma. Heretics were burned at the stake; no one dared to oppose the Catholic church. The people were “Shackled in…

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    essentially done in those sonnets is, of course nothing other than praising love, particular lovers to be exact, and their beauty. However, in some particular sonnets, Shakespeare challenges the conventional beauty standards of his time, which was “fair (white) skin, rosy cheeks, dark eyes, and coral lips” (Karim-Cooper 142). Shakespeare supposedly wrote all his sonnets after sonnet 126 for/about a “dark lady”, who, understood by the Sonnets 127 and 130, was a dark skinned woman. Therefore the…

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    The Dark Ages, also known as the Middle Age, was a period of time between the fall of the Roman Empire and the beginning of the Renaissance, in which a number of religious conflicts arose. Many people argue whether the Middle Ages were actually dark, or if the term “Dark Age” is an inaccurate description. Although there were several advancements made, there was also an immense decline in the economy which caused many problems. The Middle Ages were, in fact, a difficult time for Europeans to…

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    produced by the church. at the time, the church was a major political and moral center. Medieval theatre refers to the period of theatrical performance between the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century AD and the in the beginning of the Renaissance in approximately the 15th century AD. The medieval theatre refers to play production that occurred between 400 and 1400 ad. medieval theatre contained a variety of genres including drama…

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    Ancient Greek Culture

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    History is the recording of past events in time. The record keeping of our past is the reason we have what we have today; everything from government and military ideas all the way down to tradition and religion. If it was not for people keeping a record of everything that happened, whether it be good or bad, it is what helped shape the human race and evolve us into what we have become today. Although every group of people has their own structure and belief systems, the reason behind why they are…

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