Compare And Contrast The American Revolution And Greek Revolutions
The definition of a revolution is known as the "forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system." However, revolutions are more than simply overthrowing and establishing new rule. Much conflict takes place in a revolution, but revolutions are also times of new enlightenments to further progress, ways of thinking, as well as reforming old ideas into new.
The age of the Renaissance brought on new ideals of humanism in political and social revolts. Bringing in that individuals are important with limitless potential that classic Greek and Roman ideas should be brought back to the broadness of internal beauty. This also brought on new endearments of thinking leading to the scientific revolution and protestant reformation.
Giving people a new look at corrupt systems and callings for changes in the church, society, as well as ways of learning more about the world through science. This helped the further development in mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology, chemistry, as well as learning more about the natural world. Giving humans technology to further progress and develop in ways of thinking moving forward to futuristic goals.
Throughout European History, many have risen above the standard against corrupt government. Tearing families apart, religious beliefs, faith, and identity. Facing corrupt and unjust systems, not just government, but of church origin too. During an age of reformation, a priest named Martin Luther had a moment of revelation to “change the church.” At this time, the church was corrupt in priests having people pay for relief sin, bury the dead, and threatening if not paid the person's soul will have no salvation. Martin Luther demanded 99 reforms by the pope to change this. Stating that: 1. Faith, not good works, led to salvation, 2. Authority comes from interpretation, 3. All believers were of the church, and 4. All jobs are equal, no pope or priest is above any other citizen. Though the pope had Martin Luther excommunicated from the church, Martin Luther still fought on with his followers for church reformation.
Examples of new reformed ways of changes in ways of thinking and religious belief have changed society in ways of technology, further progressing the human way of thinking. Also giving changes in society. Furthering technology has given society ways to further grow. New ways of thinking have also given people growth and development as well, in learning new philosophy about the world as well as human nature. Revolutions bring changes to the human way of thinking, whether by taking control, but more importantly establishing a change for the future.
The age of the Renaissance brought on new ideals of humanism in political and social revolts. Bringing in that individuals are important with limitless potential that classic Greek and Roman ideas should be brought back to the broadness of internal beauty. This also brought on new endearments of thinking leading to the scientific revolution and protestant reformation.
Giving people a new look at corrupt systems and callings for changes in the church, society, as well as ways of learning more about the world through science. This helped the further development in mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology, chemistry, as well as learning more about the natural world. Giving humans technology to further progress and develop in ways of thinking moving forward to futuristic goals.
Throughout European History, many have risen above the standard against corrupt government. Tearing families apart, religious beliefs, faith, and identity. Facing corrupt and unjust systems, not just government, but of church origin too. During an age of reformation, a priest named Martin Luther had a moment of revelation to “change the church.” At this time, the church was corrupt in priests having people pay for relief sin, bury the dead, and threatening if not paid the person's soul will have no salvation. Martin Luther demanded 99 reforms by the pope to change this. Stating that: 1. Faith, not good works, led to salvation, 2. Authority comes from interpretation, 3. All believers were of the church, and 4. All jobs are equal, no pope or priest is above any other citizen. Though the pope had Martin Luther excommunicated from the church, Martin Luther still fought on with his followers for church reformation.
Examples of new reformed ways of changes in ways of thinking and religious belief have changed society in ways of technology, further progressing the human way of thinking. Also giving changes in society. Furthering technology has given society ways to further grow. New ways of thinking have also given people growth and development as well, in learning new philosophy about the world as well as human nature. Revolutions bring changes to the human way of thinking, whether by taking control, but more importantly establishing a change for the future.