The Renaissance was a cultivated rebirth, or revival, of conventional art, architecture, literature, and science that originated in Italy in the Fourteenth Century and later spread throughout Europe for over three hundred years. It had once begun with the rediscovery of the Greco-Roman civilizations that had once been forgotten by the oncoming Christians in the religious-minded medieval world. The Renaissance soon emphasized motives, questioned thoughts, and freed investigation, which greatly compared to the medieval concerns with loyalty, power, and custom that existed only a few years earlier. Renaissance people began to view life, as if it was meaningful to live in the present, rather than make a preparation for the future. Because of this, people in the Renaissance began to respect humanism.

Humanism is a system of thought that centers itself on humans and their principles, abilities and significance altogether that greatly characterized the Renaissance spirit. However, it...