Early Modern Era (1450 AD - 1750 AD) (1 gen 1450 anni – 1 gen 1750 anni)

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The major movements in politics, religion, and geography helped to guide human civilization into the Modern era. The European Renaissance, or “rebirth,” occurred during this period, as well as the discovery and colonization of the Americas and the Age of Enlightenment.

As the Renaissance bloomed, new ideals about women's education started to develop: the curriculum of humanist schools aimed to give more education to women in a broader way, from poetry to mathematics. It was still, however, if you became a nun, the easier it was to be educated.

Renaissance Humanism (1400 AD - 1500 AD) break from medieval scholasticism that incorporated Classical thought into Early Modern ideas.

Protestant Reformation (1517 AD to 1648 AD) religious movement in which Lutheranism (started by Martin Luther) broke with the Catholic church and redefined Christianity.

The European Renaissance (1450 AD - 1600 AD) known as a cultural “rebirth” in art, music, literature, society, and philosophy.

The Enlightenment (1650 AD - 1800 AD) an intellectual movement that is also called the Age of Reason; saw the re-examination of politics, economics and science before giving way to Romanticism in the 19th century.

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