The European Renaissance

History shows how civilization evolved over time. Broadly speaking, the Diocletian era was a crucial stage from the classical Roman empire, Greek - Roman civilization to early Christian - German civilization. The same explanation is "The Renaissance era showed the transition from medieval civilization to modern world" (Ferguson 1). Therefore, the Renaissance is the beginning of the modern world and the modern government.

The Renaissance of Europe represents departure of medieval civilization in various ways. Renaissance was the era of many major changes in the history of Europe. Renaissance was a new era of faith and invention. European Renaissance people focused on politics, arts and languages. The Renaissance is very different from the Middle Ages. In the Middle Ages, the church had most of its power, and its economy was mainly based on agriculture. Learning and exploration almost stopped. During the Renaissance, people no longer fear so much, and their curiosity for new things helped them explore and adventure. New schools and universities are becoming more common. Renaissance opens the way to a new art form

... The American renaissance is different. A common feature of the American Revolutionary War and the Renaissance, and the events of Europe is the battle for freedom. The European Renaissance encouraged American black groups to combat slavery by fighting for their rights. Here is the reason why the American art of the time depicted these events. When this age is over, local people will celebrate the fire of the democratic revolution. When the United States adopted in 1789, the new country learned how to solve various types of interpersonal conflicts through compromise. Things have changed over time. The dilemma between the north and the south (people who support slavery and those who do not support slavery) have turned into a different war against modern American territory. Social, economic and political disparities are the main factors. After 1861 and a few years, it was called the darkest period in the history of the youngest country.