Major Differences Between Italian Renaissance And Machiavelli

Europe and the West were a constant age of new discoveries and pioneering. During 16th century, the main forces of the economy in Europe were merchants and, the new Italian business, banking. People like the Medici’s and others across Europe contributed to the newly growing capital. For a long time, the Roman Church controlled western Europe, and established feudalism to have control over their people instead of independent countries having their own governments. This political force moved away from countries as they developed their own individual ways to run their land, starting during the Renaissance. On the opposite side of the globe, in modern day America, tribes from East Asia settled into tribes and developed their own societies. Economics worked much simpler and were based on trade. Regions lacked specific
They also have a paralleled use of trade through exchange of commodity and things of value in their separate societies. Medici and Machiavelli are people who influenced their country in their time. Things for survival like maize, are what made major changes in America and affected their trade. The time of the Italian Renaissance and tribal America both featured pioneering. Italy explored culture alongside the development of their cities and their political and economic systems. The Native Americans also developed their tribes, political, and economic systems, but pioneered the land around them. It is possible to see through both of their developments, that Italy in the Renaissance and the Native American tribes, were not all that