Human Rights in the Age of Discovery

In the book Rene Trujo's book "Human rights of time discovery", the preface explains the "Universal Declaration of the Universal Declaration of the World." The declaration was adopted by the United Nations in 1948 and approved by 48 countries. Eleanor Roosevelt is the chairperson of the committee and has the representative responsibility to represent the United States in the United Nations. Most national constitutions adopt some of the principles of "declaration", human rights organizations regard the "declaration" as a constitution that prescribes rights and freedoms.

The discovery era (or exploration) (Europe, 1400-1700) found that the era refers to the late Middle Ages / Renaissance era, and overseas travel and discovery are important parts of European society . In the era of discovery, the major powers of Europe found and settled on different continents and changed the destiny of America, Africa and Asia. It brought about the global spread of Christianity and the idea of ​​Western civilization; it also showed the growth of global slave trade. See: famous explorer

Exploration is to find the purpose of discovering information and resources. Exploration is done with all non-sticky species, including humans. In the history of human beings, its most notable rise occurred in the era of discovery, when European explorers sailed for various reasons and drew a map of the majority of the rest of the world. Since then, the main reason for the main exploration after the discovery of the era was the discovery of information. The Phoenicians (from 1550 BC to 1550 BC) had traded throughout the Mediterranean and the Asia Minor, but much of that path is still unknown today. The presence of tin in some Phoenician art suggests that they might have traveled to the UK. According to Virgil and other ancient sources Aegid, the legendary Queen Dido was a Phoenician of the tire sailing to North Africa and establishing the city of Carthage.

After the era of great journey and discovery from Africa, humanity has proved himself a wanderer. However, unlike the former, the "era of discovery" raises the problem that people in a specific area "get together". The most common is "East and West World" grouping. By observing how different the development and progress of each corresponding "world" civilization is, the ultimate realization of human civilization is divided into two: the eastern world and the western world.