Jackson Spielvogel's World History: Modern Times
Europe is falling apart. The current feudal system and social organization present all across Europe need to be replaced in order to keep up with human development. The 1200s brought the Commercial Revolution. The 1300s brought the Inquisition, the Great Schism, the Black Death, and the Hundred Years War. These five events have led the masses to believe that a great rebirth of government and society is imperative to the progress of the world.
As the Commercial Revolution continues, the need for land decreases as money becomes more important in the ever-changing and expanding world.
As seen in Jackson Spielvogel’s World History: Modern Times on page 195, as the European countries explore and trade with the Americas, they “”
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The Black Death has caused the lower class to gain financial power over the course of the 1300s, letting them buy their way out of serfdom and become independent.
During the Black Death, “” as found on page 137 of Spielvogel’s World History: Modern Times.
The Hundred Years War, starting in 1337 and ending sixteen years after what the name implies, exhausted resources, exhausted the leaders in charge, and given the common man weapons, eliminating the need for feudal knights and their protection.
Jackson Spielvogel calls this war “” in World History: Modern Times on page 138.
In order to keep up with human thought, human government and society needs to be reborn. The future is now, but we need to learn from our past. Look to the ancient ones, and see what made them successful. It has been proven time and time again that the old system and Church is losing its power and control. The importance of the Catholic Church in everyday life will need to be set aside, to allow humans to explore new ideas about the world. It is time to heal ourselves, put aside our old beliefs, and start to accept new ones. We have brought a new time upon ourselves, and we need to accept
As the Commercial Revolution continues, the need for land decreases as money becomes more important in the ever-changing and expanding world.
As seen in Jackson Spielvogel’s World History: Modern Times on page 195, as the European countries explore and trade with the Americas, they “”
The brutal torture …show more content…
The Black Death has caused the lower class to gain financial power over the course of the 1300s, letting them buy their way out of serfdom and become independent.
During the Black Death, “” as found on page 137 of Spielvogel’s World History: Modern Times.
The Hundred Years War, starting in 1337 and ending sixteen years after what the name implies, exhausted resources, exhausted the leaders in charge, and given the common man weapons, eliminating the need for feudal knights and their protection.
Jackson Spielvogel calls this war “” in World History: Modern Times on page 138.
In order to keep up with human thought, human government and society needs to be reborn. The future is now, but we need to learn from our past. Look to the ancient ones, and see what made them successful. It has been proven time and time again that the old system and Church is losing its power and control. The importance of the Catholic Church in everyday life will need to be set aside, to allow humans to explore new ideas about the world. It is time to heal ourselves, put aside our old beliefs, and start to accept new ones. We have brought a new time upon ourselves, and we need to accept