Well in the renissance there was a system called the feautal system. Which was like, The top of the feautal system was like the most respected, the crown. Or king and queens. And then there was the middle, which was like the people that were respected but werent all that special, but they got alot more than peasants. The bottome was the peasants that were used as maids. And that's what happened that changed Europe is because there was people that were more respected just because they had alot of money, and could afford things that other people couldn't. So people got annoyed and then when they disobeyed most of them got killed and stuff, and it all changed. And other things that i will let you read. The link is at the bottom. Hope it helped.
It was changed
The innovations and reforms that occurred during the Renaissance changed life in Europe in many ways. Perhaps the most significant change was the general shift in focus from otherworldly to this-worldly perspectives in the arts, science, and much more besides: in short, Europeans became more humanistic.
well, it changed a lot because of the new discoveries and inventions like the invention of gunpowder, the discovery of tea, the invention of the magnetic compass and a lot of others. It basically changed Europe of the good and not the bad. I also just improved the European life. Hope this helped! :P
1300-1650
A cultural rebirth that occurred in Europe during the 14th-17th centuries.
europe got bombed by binladen the fockin twit face
Because Renaissance meant rebirth, and it was the rebirth of Greek and Roman art in Europe.
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The dark ages, otherwise known as the middle ages, was followed by the Renaissance era. During the renaissance, Europe began to re-adopt old Greek and Roman philosophies, art, and science.
Writing changed during the renaissance by the people developing their own writing called venacular
it changed to homophonic texture
It was changed
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The innovations and reforms that occurred during the Renaissance changed life in Europe in many ways. Perhaps the most significant change was the general shift in focus from otherworldly to this-worldly perspectives in the arts, science, and much more besides: in short, Europeans became more humanistic.
well, it changed a lot because of the new discoveries and inventions like the invention of gunpowder, the discovery of tea, the invention of the magnetic compass and a lot of others. It basically changed Europe of the good and not the bad. I also just improved the European life. Hope this helped! :P
Italy was more urbanised, commercial and economically advanced that the rest of Europe. It had larger classes of bankers, merchants and manufacturing workshop employees The aristocracy was mainly an urban class, rather than a rural one as elsewhere in Europe.
The Church was made better.