Golden Age

Definition

A Golden Age refers to a period in history when a civilization experiences significant advancements in various fields such as art, science, literature, philosophy, and technology. It is characterized by prosperity and cultural achievements.

Related terms

Empire: An extensive group of territories controlled by one ruler or government.

Innovation: The introduction or creation of something new that brings improvements or advancements to society.

Patronage: The support provided by wealthy individuals or rulers to artists, scholars, and intellectuals during a Golden Age for their creative endeavors.