Section 02
Section 2
Christianity in 1500 A.D.
Islam, non-Christian
New Civilization
Meant Christianity extension
In Western Europe
Christianity in 1600 A.D.
Turkish invasions
Graeco-Romans
Causes of recession
Aspects were novel
Nationalism
Germany
Italy
Not sufficiently potent
Political unification
Seventeenth Century
Spain & Portugal
France
Waning
Forging
Louis XIV in 1661
Austria under Hapsburgs
Western Europe in Middle Ages
Renaissance and Humanism
Spirit and Mind
Extension of knowledge
Physical universe
Koppernigk (1473-1543)
Kepler (1571-1630)
Science
Inflicted suffering
Africa slave labor
Passion for gains
Cheap labor for mines
Industry and commerce
Capitalism increased
Larger vessels built
Bourgeoisis
Were influential
Great Awakenings
Transformed lives
Geographic expansion of the faith