Italian Renaissance
During the history of Europe, no time was more fruitful than the
years immediately after the Middle Ages. This time was also
known as the Renaissance. People lived under the rule of
enlightened kings, reformed churches, and the artistic
masterpieces of the day. These three great organizations
encouraged the development of all three of the major areas of
society. First, great astronomers and mathematicians
drastically resolved the way that the world was viewed.
Second, the
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the effect of their works; the Sistine Chapel
still bears Michelangelo’s painting, the Church still follows
some of the rulings of the Council of Trent, and Kepler’s
scientific method is the basis of all scientific investigation
today. Obviously, the Renaissance was a time of greatlearning and enlightenment.
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**Bibliography**
Morgan, Michael. Classics of Moral and
Political Theory. Indianapolisis: Hacket Publishing Company,
1992. 417-419. Ferguson, Wallace. The Renaisance. New
York: Harper & Row Publishing Inc., 1963. 1-29
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