Italy During The Italian Renaissance
Italy, unlike all other countries, was the focal point during the Renaissance era, a time for rebith or Greek and Roman ideas. For so many reasons, Italy thrived during this period. The most obvious reason being, Italy was geographically in the center of the world. Then, there was the influence the church held over the people. Lastly, there was the political standing of those ruling Rome. These along with so many other ideas created a booming Renaissance eon. To begin, Italy was well known for its location in relation to its surroundings around the world. Italy bordered the Mediterranean Sea, which was a necessity to trading. At first, when trades were to occur, they had to travel using camels or people had to walk on foot. When it was