Italian Renissance and the Reformation

The Renaissance of Europe was the turning point of art, literature and architecture. These new ideas quickly led to religious reform and reform of the Catholic Church. These changes brought Europe from the Middle Ages to the present age. The Renaissance began in Europe and began recovering from black death. Everyone who survives begins to pay more attention to important things, not happy, religious. Another reason the focus shifted from religious thinking is due to the large division.

The continuing "far side" of the Pope (interest in politics and art of Italy) is an important element in the history of what is called Protestant Reform. There is a power struggle among the cardinals to become the next pope. Reform at the time was an important factor. Martin Luther, one of the most famous reformers, lived in the 15th and 16th centuries. The fact that the church survived corruption of some members has proved that the holiness of the church comes from God and is not affected by its members. If the survival of the church is left to the work of man, it will perish long ago, but since it comes from God, humans can not destroy it. Generally, we found that the system dependent on human existence (government, society, etc.) has a relatively short life in historical background.

A young monarch began protestant reform, a young general extended the Macedonian empire to the boundaries of the earth, a young lady pioneered the French territory, this is a new Italian explorer. In the world, 32-year-old Thomas Jefferson insists that "everyone is equal". Every time a man stood up asking for ideals and acting to improve others' fate. For unfairness he glimpses hope and boldly crosses from one million different energy centers. And it forms a tendency to wipe out the most powerful wall of repression and resistance.

In Pocock's analysis, England of the 17th century experienced many changes experienced in Italian cities a century ago and was complicated by Protestant Reform. The British debate uses Machiavelli and the Republican historians of the ancient world. Pocock's Machiavellian moment and Christopher Hill's "The world is reversing: a fundamental idea during the British Revolution" 36 provides rich evidence linking the controversy to the disagreement of inequality / equality / equality