One of the biggest ways the Renaissance influenced the Age of Exploration was the amount of new trade that was happening. The Renaissance opened new doors for trade, and trade started booming, this made people want to go out and explore and find new places to trade with. People wanted to make money off of trade, along with getting new goods from other regions of the world. Another reason the Renaissance influenced the Age of Exploration was the spread of Christianity. With the Renaissance, came with the spreading of Christianity, this caused people to want to explore and find different places to spread their religions to. The spread of Christianity boomed during this time, and that's one of the reasons why. The Renaissance also brought curiosity, along with people being interested in science. Scientists that were just starting out during this time, craved more and wanted to explore the world and figure out how it worked.
I agree on so many levels..
If this is history, then the symbolism in this quote is strong. An eye for an eye (revenge) will only make the whole word blind.
The British King passed The Sugar Act in (1764), Stamp Act (1765), Quartering Act (1765), Tea Act (1773), and the Intolerable Acts.
The colonists responded with outrage. They boycotted anything that came from Britain, damaging the trade between Britain and America.
In response to the Tea Act (1773) there was the Boston Tea Party, which sparked the Intolerable Acts.
The Intolerable Acts were met with the colonies uniting even more so, and helping each-other out more than before. There were open protests, raids, etc.
Eventually, all of this lead to the Revolutionary War and the Declaration of Independence.
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