The Renaissance and Humanism
1492 occurred amidst the flowering of the Renaissance, a cultural revival emphasizing human potential and classical learning.
The rediscovery of ancient texts and artistic achievements inspired new ways of thinking about humanity and the world.
Printing Press and Knowledge Dissemination
The printing press, invented in the mid-15th century, accelerated the spread of knowledge, ideas, and discoveries, creating a more interconnected intellectual world.
The Legacy of 1492: A World Transformed
The Birth of the Modern World
Many historians regard 1492 as the beginning of the modern age—a time when the medieval worldview expanded into a global perspective.
The interconnected world that emerged after 1492 set the stage for globalization, international trade, and cultural exchange. shutdown123
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