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    Things really have not change as it relates to being a world of discovery and exploration. Our culture today could still be called‚ “ The Age Of Discovery.” The Age of Discovery connected the middle Ages and the modern era. Then came along the Renaissance movement‚ which ushered us into the early modern period. During this time a lot of discoveries and explorations were made such as: The exploration of diversity‚ pointed arches‚ crusades‚ trading of spices‚ new trade routes‚ astronomy‚ printing press

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    Economic prosperity in the middle ages affected Chinese society in a positive way. The rise of trade led to China’s increase in wealth; improvements in farming methods led to population increase. China’s technology‚ agriculture‚ economy‚ and population thrived and advanced throughout the Ming Dynasty. To start off‚ China’s trade had prospered throughout the middle ages. China was able to trade with many during the Song Dynasty. For example‚ a medicine fair in China would attract people from all over

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    The similarities between the music of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance were content‚ expressive‚ and the constant change of development of new genres/sounds and new things being added. The differences were pieces not including every single characteristic into them. In addition‚ the renaissance included composers who were risk takers and innovation. In the middle ages‚ there was nothing but music composed for the church. Composers did want to expand and create pieces with instruments‚ however clergy

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    Following the dark‚ Middle Ages came a time period of renewed interests in things of the world such as education‚ art‚ literature‚ and science. This period was called the Renaissance. During the Renaissance‚ education was a common goal for people and the result of this made people more knowledgeable in subjects such as the liberal arts. It also took on a movement of thought and action concerned with human interest and values which was called humanism. The printing press would become one of the most

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    ECCLESIASTICAL CORRUPTION IN THE MIDDLE AGES Religion and faith dominated virtually every aspect of life during the middle Ages. However‚ the Church ’s influence suffered greatly during the later part of this age of faith. Many historians hold that the Medieval Church was a landmark of corruption. This view is often used to explain the decline and fall of the Church and the success of Martin Luther ’s reformation. It depicts the Church as being ruled by power hungry popes who abuse their positions

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    dominance of Christianity flourished in the Middle Ages and the human body was considered less important than the spirit. The emphasis on chastity and celibacy created an atmosphere where there was little interest to study the human body‚ so nude figures were rare in the Middle Ages. During this period‚ “the human body was seen only as a temporary vessel for the soul and the body was seen as sinful and the cause of temptation.” The limited Middle Age sculptures of nude bodies do not reflect real

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    In the Middle Ages‚ Juruselam found itself under Muslim rule‚ which made it difficult for Christian pilgrims who wanted to visit due to it being the site of Jesus’ preaching‚ crucifixion‚ and subsequent rise from the dead. At the Council of Clermont in 1095 the leader of the Roman Catholic Church at the time - Pope Urban II - gave a call to arms that resulted in the calling of the first crusade with the objective of reclaiming the Holy Land and winning back Jerusalem for the Christians. Religious

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    Different Concepts Of Health Sociological approaches to health: Negative Positive Holistic W.H.O (world health organisation) Models of health: Bio-medical Socio-medical Negative concepts of health: This simply means being free from illness or diseases or being free from pain or discomfort‚ upset‚ tiredness‚ or anything else that might be a symptom of not being in good health. Positive concepts of health: This is a type of person who is physically active and comparatively fit. This concept is

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    In the Middle Ages‚ Juruselam found itself under Muslim rule‚ which made it difficult for Christian pilgrims who wanted to visit due to it being the site of Jesus’ preaching‚ crucifixion‚ and subsequent rise from the dead. At the Council of Clermont in 1095 the leader of the Roman Catholic Church at the time - Pope Urban II - gave a call to arms that resulted in the calling of the first crusade with the objective of reclaiming the Holy Land and winning back Jerusalem for the Christians. Religious

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    1. In the Middle Ages‚ contracts were symbolized and publicly noted by the use of various rituals acts or gestures. Explain how the contract of vassalage was signed by specific rituals or acts. Vassals swore an oath‚ and then they would kiss their lord. They were then invested with their fiefs by their lord. “First they did their homage thus: The count asked if he was willing to become his man‚ and the other replied‚ “I am willing;” and with clasped hands‚ surrounded by the hands of the count‚

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