Because much of politics and economics revolved around countries having to work together to create a better community. This also plays out in plays that explain the system of kings and “feudalism.” It was, however, a difficult impact for the people of the Renaissance for reasons of money and alliances made. For the countries that bordered the Mediterranean Sea were where allied countries traded their food and other sources for the other lands that needed them, and so there were trading posts to deliver and collect. People often complained about the old ways of the Renaissance, where they were taxed so much that middle-income people couldn't even afford to feed themselves. This is why people often looked at means, which is why most ideas were rejected or never even mentioned. Like in Shakespeare's play Macbeth, where the killer was hired by Macbeth to kill Banquo. Who would want to get involved or be responsible for breaking the law and have to pay disastrous consequences? Because in the Renaissance era, anyone could commit murder with impunity and the problem wouldn't be solved in a week. This is the impact that the Renaissance had