11.37 Recovery: Forms of Renewal and Rebuilding II – Western Europe

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Political & Economic Rivalries in Western Europe

  • Not unified under one political leader or structure 

  • After the height of the black death, Europe keeps losing it population 

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end of manorialism/feudalism/serfdom 

  • This unravels after the black death 

  • Labor was in high demand after the black death 

  • Serfs abandons lords and found new jobs in the towns 

  • Serfdom virtually disappeared in western Europe in the 15 century 

  • End of the era of lords and vassals, mid evil europe 

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rival monarchies (in Western Europe) 

  • This replaces feudalism 

  • Confederation of territories under an elected emperor 

    1. the major players 

    • England and France  

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Granada/Spain 

  • Spain = Ferdinand or Aragon + Isabella of Castile in 1469 (they marry and create Spain)  

    • Wanted to rule over a Christian world 

  • Granada = last piece of the Muslim world, falls in 1492  

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Italian city-states 

  • Venice, Florence, Genoa 

  • Connected to trade 

  • Venice = used ottomans ships for trade 

  • Med Sea trade made Italian city states wealthy 

  • City created banking systems because they had all this money and didn’t know what to do with it 

  • First to be hit by the black death, also recovered faster from the pandemic than elsewhere in western Europe 

    • Due to trade and wealth from their connections 

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the Renaissance 

  • "rebirth" 

  • Time when classical past from Greece and Rome was recovered by writers and artist and created the beginning of the modern individuals 

  • Importance of human reason 

  • Emphasizes secular learning (ancient Greece and roman text, architecture) 

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Humanism 

  • going forwards by going back 

  • Needed to know Latin and ancient Greek 

  • Believed they were in a new modern age 

    • Saw themselves shaping into classical society 

  • Recover and study classical texts and art work 

  • Humanist made an argument, so convincing about education that people still believe it today 

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Art

  • Applies to Christians and classical Greeks 

  • Fits more to how they see themselves now  

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money and urban culture 

  • Renaissance started in Italy because of wealth and city-states 

  • Produces goods to sell 

  • Italy was the economic center of Europe 

  • City states: competitive, breed urban rivalry, high culture is in demand 

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comparing Ottoman Empire and Western Europe 

Western Europe is about different competing monarchs & city states that are all rivals with each other, that are rules by Christians and not tolerant of other religions