Renaissance A New Way Of Gathering Ideas - 1169 Words

Renaissance means a rebirth and a new way of gathering ideas, which changed the life of many individuals. In European civilization, Renaissance was the period following the medieval period. Renaissance was basically a rebuilding phase after a long period of cultural degeneration and stagnation. People had lost their faith in church and were more focused on each other. In the15 centaury many great things were happening throughout England and other part of Europe. It was beginning of an era where people discovered new ways of learning and thinking by looking back at the ancient Greek and Rome for their inspiration. It was the era of artists, scientist, philosopher, and painter. The Renaissance also perceived the discovery and exploration†¦show more content†¦In the Renaissance era, there was an increase in new educated middle class, who demanded books in their language instead of Latin. In Renaissance books are affordable by middle class. As a humanist in Western Europe I un derstood this as an opportunity to spread the awareness. As a scholar in 15ht century, I would have not known or even think about the problems at the time. Knowing the information now I would like to use a printing press as a newspaper to create awareness about some of the problems people in the Renaissance were dealing with. Throughout this paper I will be discussing three major topics that were important in Western Europe at the beginning of the Renaissance to increase awareness. First gender, which was a method regarding the domination of women. Second social and economic difference between poor and wealthy. Finally spice trade, which made a big impact in the Renaissance. In the 15th century the Renaissance has changed a lot in Western Europe and part of England. Women had lost more power from their economic freedom due more men were getting educated and they were going out to work to make more money. Slowly women stared becoming housewives who stayed home and did unpaid work. W omen were mostly uneducated because a lot of people thought that it was unnecessary, rather they were taught how to do housework so once they get married they could be housewives. In 15th centaury Europe women’s pride and self worth depended