Architecture in Europe experienced an unexpected and thrilling change from the Gothic of the Late Middle Periods to that of the Renaissance. The word ''Renaissance'' itself was once utilized to designate European architecture from the rebirth of the classical tradition in fifteenth century Florence, through some four hundred years, to the emergence of Romanticism and Industrialism at the end of the eighteenth century. It is significant that the invention of Renaissance perspective should be credited to Filippo Brunelleschi. To him and his fellow-artists order was a vital basis of fine art, and not merely order but demonstrable, recognizable order. It is this that lies behind Renaissance architects' desire for symmetrical arrangement and proportioned …show more content…
Muslims merchant and traders become very enthusiastic but the rarely and the early battles happened in Egypt and the northern area of the Mediterranean were stopping trading for a while and after that the piety and the trading followers were moved to sub Saharan in Africa This activity has increased and escalated after the year 1000 AD, ie from the eleventh century onward and how this activity developed so that there became European commercial centers in the Mediterranean countries where consuls reside to take care of the interests of their cities and their country. Despite the researcher's impartial claim, his attempt to focus on Jews and their role in This commercial activity, without any clear scientific justification, is biased on research. It monitors the idea of a Christian merchant crossing Islamic lands, not as a soldier but as a merchant. He discusses the cultural influences of trade with Muslims on Europe and how trade has left its impact on industry and flourished thanks to its imitation of products from the Islamic world, along with many exciting details in this