The English Renaissance

The English Renaissance was a period from the late 15th to the early 17th century marked by a revival of arts, literature, and learning inspired by classical Greece and Rome. It was characterized by remarkable achievements in drama, poetry, and philosophy, with figures like William Shakespeare emerging. This cultural movement also saw advancements in science, exploration, and humanism, fostering new ways of thinking about the world and humanity. The Renaissance transformed England’s cultural landscape, bridging medieval traditions with modern ideas, and influencing future generations across arts and sciences.