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11. The Modern Age in Europe

11. The Modern Age in Europe

The Modern Age in Europe is characterized by significant transformations across political, social, economic, and cultural spheres from the 15th century onwards, encompassing key movements such as the Renaissance, Reformation, and the Industrial Revolution. These developments not only revolutionized European society but also had a profound impact globally, leading to new ideologies and the rise of nation-states. The shift towards scientific inquiry and enlightenment ideals also laid crucial groundwork for modern democracy and capitalism.

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  1. 11
    The Modern Age In Europe

    The Modern Age in Europe is marked by transformative political, social, and...

  2. 11.1
    Introduction

    The Modern Age in Europe began in the 15th century and brought about...

  3. 11.2
    The Renaissance

    The Renaissance heralded a cultural rebirth in Europe, emphasizing humanism...

  4. 11.3
    The Reformation

    The Reformation was a significant religious movement in the 16th century,...

  5. 11.4
    The Age Of Discovery

    The Age of Discovery was an era marked by European exploration and the...

  6. 11.5
    The Scientific Revolution

    The Scientific Revolution was a period of transformative scientific...

  7. 11.6
    The Enlightenment

    The Enlightenment was an intellectual movement of the 18th century focused...

  8. 11.7
    The Industrial Revolution

    The Industrial Revolution marked a pivotal shift from agrarian economies to...

  9. 11.8
    Impact Of The Modern Age

    The Modern Age significantly transformed various aspects of European...

  10. 11.9

    This section provides a concise recap of significant movements and changes...

What we have learnt

  • The Renaissance marked a revival of art, culture, and learning inspired by classical antiquity.
  • The Reformation initiated a religious movement that led to the creation of Protestant churches and significant political and social upheaval.
  • The Age of Discovery expanded European influence through exploration and colonization.

Key Concepts

-- Renaissance
A period of renewed interest in art, culture, and classical learning, originating in Italy and emphasizing humanism and individualism.
-- Reformation
A 16th-century religious movement aimed at reforming the Catholic Church, leading to the establishment of Protestantism.
-- Scientific Revolution
An era marked by significant advancements in scientific thought, characterized by the transition from geocentric to heliocentric models and the development of the scientific method.
-- Enlightenment
An 18th-century intellectual movement focused on reason, liberty, and equality, influencing democratic political systems.
-- Industrial Revolution
A period starting in the late 18th century marked by the transition from agrarian economies to industrialization, introducing mass production and new technologies.

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