Why Is The Renaissance Important

The Renaissance was an enormous cultural movement and it started in Italy during the early 1300s. The Renaissance is referred to have been the transition between the Middle Ages and the modern era. It starts with an increase of religious, economic, and political changes which goes into areas of science, literature, and philosophy. In the early Renaissance, custom and law went together every day that you couldn’t separate them. The Renaissance spread to Spain, France, Netherlands, England, and some other countries and it ended in 1600. The center of Venice law was codified in the Promissione Maleficorum in the early 1300 century.
In the beginning Italy was not a unified country until the 1860’s which was why at the start of the Renaissance Italy had 250 states. The popes ruled the central Italy, but couldn’t extend their control to the rest of Italy. The Renaissance was strongly supported by the ruling families of the Italian city-states and they employed a lot of the leading artists and scholars at their courts. At the climax of the Renaissance barely any Europeans believed in the Renaissance. For a very long time scholars believed that the modern time of human
First offenders would get a slap on the wrest or in this case slaps all over their body, but it got worse quick to the point where you could lose an eye and that wasn’t the worst that you could earn. The worst is the hanging and the law contained no gradations for repeaters they would go start to a hanging the second time. Homicide and an assault that had blood drawn is left up to the discretion of the judge. Though further questions of the person’s guilt were asked and if it was not securely established by a confession or a testimony then it was left up to the judge’s perception of the case. They didn’t have “Innocent until proven guilty” back then it was too limiting of a distinction to apply to their fluid