All of them were movements occurred in Europe between the 15th and 18th centuries. They were all based on the impulse for learning, science, and human potential, rather than God's power.
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Renaissance</u>: this period revived the ancient classical tradition (Greek and Roman) attempting to develop theories and doctrines reminiscent of classical ideals.
<u>Reformation</u>: initiated by Martin Luther, who promoted a schism in the Roman Catholic Church and England’s separation from the Roman Catholic Church.
<u>The Age of Exploration</u>: was a period of European history when overseas exploration became part of European culture.<u>
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<u>Enlightenment</u>: was based on humanism, the ideas of the Enlightenment weakened the authority of the monarchy and the Church.
America’s next great conveyor belt of progress is the Erie Canal. When the Mississippi is opened up for trade, the Erie Canal became America's next great conveyor belt of progress. It is compared to the steamboats that spawn cities along its way. It gently converts New York into a prosperous town in which resulted for the town to quadruples its size.
<span>It was an era of new Roman Christian states. By 966, much of the Polish region had sided with Rome, as did the of Hungary around 986. Large sections of </span>Scandinavia adopted the Latin Church by 1000. Pagan lands were minimal.
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Though I don’t think there is a definite answer for this but for me personally I believe that the chicken eggs comes before the chicken.
Just like how there’s no caterpillar there wouldn’t be butterfly. Or how human transform from monkey. Without egg there will be no chicken although the same thing can be said vice versus however, just like how the theory that human comes from apes (monkey) there could be possibility that chicken had also gone through some transformation of its own. In this case, egg has more possibilities because there are quite a lot of animal that produces egg including ducks, birds and more. And therefore creating a new species call “Chicken”. This is just a personal thought.
