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It seems like if something bad happened in the 15th century, it's exclusively a medieval fault. If something cool happened in the 15th century, it's a Renaissance contribution.
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"medieval" is a buzzword people use for anything before the french and industrial revolutions
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16th century is 100% medieval in spirit it was the era of knights in shinning armor wars of religions and crusades (spanish and portuguese sea conquests)

People like Charles V and Suleiman were closer in their moral and ideological beliefs to people like Lionheart and Saladin than Napoleon and Ataturk
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It was modern because it includes the modern concepts of humanism,money and art
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is this what knights really looked like?
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