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The Renaissance was a cultural “rebirth” that began in [[Florence, Italy]], but spread to all of Europe from about 1300 to 1600 (1700 in Northern Europe).   
 
The Renaissance was a cultural “rebirth” that began in [[Florence, Italy]], but spread to all of Europe from about 1300 to 1600 (1700 in Northern Europe).   
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During this time period, Europeans experienced a renewed interest in classical [[Greek]] and Roman civilization, and subsequently, in learning science, mathematics, literature, the arts and philosophy.  [[Christianity]] played a strong role in the renaissance as can be seen [[Christianity and Science|in its influence in the birth of modern science]]. The term “[[Renaissance man]]” has come to mean a man (never a woman) who is remarkably well-rounded and learned in every subject, as this is what was expected of men during the Renaissance of the Nobility.  Women during the Renaissance were celebrated for their beauty, but were not expected to be educated.
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During this time period, Europeans experienced a renewed interest in classical [[Greek]] and Roman civilization, and subsequently, in learning science, mathematics, literature, the arts and philosophy.  [[Christianity]] played a strong role in the renaissance as can be seen [[Christianity and Science|in its influence in the birth of modern science]]. The term “[[Renaissance man]]” has come to mean a person who is remarkably well-rounded and learned in every subject, as this is what was expected of men during the Renaissance of the Nobility.   
    
*[http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Renaissance_Terms Renaissance Terms (1300s - 1600s)]
 
*[http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Renaissance_Terms Renaissance Terms (1300s - 1600s)]

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