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~Much of the Greek and Roman civilization was destroyed. 476 A.D. end of Roman Empire 1453 Ancient Times Middle Ages Modern Times Renaissance 14-17 th centuries (1300-1600) Some features in the Middle Ages: ~Much of the Greek and Roman civilization was destroyed. ~Church was the centre of learning -- common people accepted what the Church told them without question. ~accepted the things could be explained simply as God’s work. ~Feudalism--the people had less freedom

Renaissance means “rebirth” Renaissance means “rebirth”. The period from the 14th-17th centuries is called the Renaissance in Europe. During this period, many great changes took place. It was a transitional period between medieval and modern times.