The Middle Ages and the Renaissance
During the Middle Ages, few scientific and mathematical developments were achieved. In the time of the Renaissance, people began to gain more interest in these area and experimented with some mathematical patterns.
In this section, not only will you discover some math tricks but you will also learn that one can use math through everyday life in the most interesting ways.
The Middle Ages
During the Middle Ages, people and government were based on the guidance of the Roman Catholic Church. Since the church persecuted people who had different beliefs, few people dared to venture into science and mathematics.
The Renaissance
Renaissance means "rebirth" or "revival". During this period, Europeans reaquainted themselves with the old classic. One of the most famous people during that time was Leonardo Da Vinci, an artist, scientist and mathematician. He integrated math, science, and art to make very well-known pieces of work.