Essay On Dark Ages

The Dark Ages was a time of many systems and new innovations, but was very poorly recorded. From previous lessons about the Dark Ages prove that it wasn’t a time of Darkness, but simply a middle ground between the era or Ancient Greece and Rome and the Renaissance. Hence the name, The Middle Ages. The Dark Ages is an appropriate term to describe the Middle Ages only in the sense of lack of innovations and knowledge recorded for the easier connection of the Renaissance thinkers and the great knowledge from Ancient Greece and Rome. The Dark Ages is only relevant when referring to the historical knowledge of the time, rather than the people of the time, the Middle Ages did have major points of history that continue to influence us today, and the
One greatly known example is the Magna Carta, created during King John’s reign. The reason the Magna Carta was created was to limit his power and stop the abuse of it, demand for insane amounts of money without consulting the nobles, and have a shared power with them, whose rights he was ignoring. The Magna Carta truthfully is one of the main sources that laid the foundation for democracy, which is present in the United States, and a ton of other countries around the world, like India, Mexico, and Ireland. It insured the rights of some people, created a separation of powers, similar to the aforementioned
The Middle Ages did have major points of history that continue to influence us today, such as the Magna Carta which heavily influenced democracy. And that the Middle Ages was truly a middle ground between the Ancient Greek and Romans but was starting to have the styles of the Renaissance era, and improving slowly, presented in the Joan of Arc painting. So when it comes to applying all this in real life, realize that you yourself will have a time in your life where it seems nothing is going on or isn’t really appealing to you. Just remember, you will eventually get to the point where there’ll be a renewal, and that you will get better at what you