The Transition from Medieval Age to Early Modern Era

When changes during the transition from Medieval Age to Early Modern Era are examined certain events cannot be neglected. Renaissance, reform, scientific revolution, state formation and European reconnaissance are both social and economic chances. In most cases of medieval Europe, Kings dealt out land as a payment for their services to his servants, who later on became lords. These lords were the representatives of the king in the nation. The king needed them, because one …

…and sacraments as well as interference of the Pope in temporal affairs. Those going against the Pope were called Protestants while those continuing their allegiance to him, were referred to as Roman Catholic. If the world history didn't have a page for Early Modern Era in its book, then it wouldn't have been a complete one because Early Modern Europe is a place and a time period where the roots of today's civilizations are grew.