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By Sabrina and Gillian 8.3 from page 12 and flowed through chapter 3:

This is a picture of Italy during the renaissance. This gives a good example of how italy had many places to contact with for trade and exploration and how throughout these things ideas of humanism were spread. Notes:
 * The Catholic Church did not like the idea of humanism and the new ideas being spread around. So when travel became a popular way to connect and communicate with the outside world these different ideas also spread to the different cultures such as North America also known as the western world.
 * Printed goods were also a common way to spread information and ideas. When books were more accessible through the printing press many new ides were spread about humanism. When countries traded goods to the different cultures, the different concepts spread.
 * Europeans had the advantage of guns against the first nations.
 * The renaissance ended when they came to north america.
 * Through their thoughts and discoveries many new technologies were made. Through trade these new ideas traveled.
 * Because of the fall of the church the main purpose of invading North America may have been different.

Summery: The different ideas throughout the renaissance period mostly originated from humanism. Humanism brought with it new views and ideas that changed the beliefs of the citizens in the renaissance. As time went on and the technology throughout the renaissance grew it enhanced their culture in many significant ways, such as travel for one. When the discovery of the compass was made explorers were able to travel at farther distances for exploration and trade. Along with these explorers and merchants came their goods to trade and beliefs to share. All the technology and beliefs these different cultures had also got exchanged when the contact with other groups were made. This caused the different ideas and views originating mostly from humanism to spread to the western world through these different ways. But not only was the western world changed by the beliefs and views the renaissance had to share it was also changed by the technology they had to offer as well such as the printing press and the compass that changed their means of travel in a significant way.