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- Fall of Rome and Germanic Kingdoms33
- Byzantine Empire67
- Charlemagne and the Carolingian Empire48
- Vikings14
- Islamic Civilization and Expansion23
- Medieval Iberian Peninsula34
- Feudalism and Manorialism323
- Medieval Daily Life52
- Medieval Church63
- Crusades58
- Medieval Towns and Guilds31
- Medieval Culture and Achievements44
- Medieval Monarchies41
- Black Death187
- Late Medieval Crisis and the Hundred Years' War37
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Great Schism The Great Schism The Great Schism was the split of the Eastern and Western sides of Christianity. The Eastern side was Orthodox and the West was Roman Catholic. It started when the East and West to drift apart. The la...
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Project: The Byzantine Empire by Maris Blum The Byzantine Empire
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Global History Regents Review Notes (Europe)
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Untitled UNIT 2 – THE IBERIAN PENINSULA DURING THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES 1. THE MUSLIM ZONE: AL-ANDALUS POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS BEFORE THE 11TH CENTURY 1. The end of the Visigothic Kingdom - King Rodrigo’s enemies asked for militar...
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Chapter outlines Chapter 1 Causes and effects of the Black Death Social and economical effects 25 million people died Farms decline No supply because no workers High demand for products because the people who were alive were using up ...
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Untitled Germanic Kingdoms Franks · The Franks moved to present day Belgium and France · The franks were divided into separate tribes · Clovis was a descendent from Merovech, who defeated the Huns at the battle of Chalon 451 o...
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JCH6 Notes Video Link: What were some of the main causes of death in Medieval Times? https://youtu.be/7B1kU-4vF9o Video Link: Life in a medieval castle https://youtu.be/PejJGGJKZiw Keywords (Understand the f...
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Untitled Feudal Europe at War Key Objectives - To identify and explain the connections between feudalism, as a medieval socio-political system, and medieval warfare - To analyze the connection between war and society from arou...
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Middle Ages Visigoths -Several centuries after being in the Penninsula, Romans lost power and became weak. -Vandals, Alans and Suevi invaded Hispania in 409 AD. -Romans asked Visigoths for help. -Visigoths expelled Vandals and Al...
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WORLD HISTORY 1 KEY TERMS Charlemagne-king of the Franks- had a good relationship w/ church-legacy: united parts of Western Europe- HRE, peace & stability- diplomatic relations with Byz & Islam leaders, support of RCC, education/revival of lea...
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History Year 8 Yearly Exam TOPICS: - Describe the daily life of people in Medieval Europe - Explain how and why castles changed in Medieval Europe - Describe the main features of the Feaudal System in Medieval Europe Glossary: - Middl...
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JHH 6.3 PIH Essay Notes A Medieval Lord or Lady of a medieval castle The lord and lady are the first two people you learn about when you study the Middle Ages. They're near the top in the feudal system in which medieval society was...
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Black Death HYGEINE - People knew there was a link between filth and disease, but they could not explain what the link was! - London was the largest city, and had the biggest problems - In the 13th century lead pipes...
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The Byzantine Empire The Byzantine EmpireBy Nicole Murphy http://www.wovow.org/hagia-sophia/ http://bookswithapast.com/blog-2/page/2
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JCH6.4 PIH Essay notes A knight in a medieval castle. Out of all the People in History you study in the Middle Ages, the knight is probably the one you knew the most apart beforehand. Knights defended the castle and their king, fought in jo...
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Untitled 4THE HIGH AND LATE MIDDLE AGES 1Economic changes during the middle ages *Three-years crop rotation consisted of dividing the arable land into three parts *The use of the iron-wheeled plough could make deep...
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Byzantine Empire Project Byzantine Empire Constantinople falls-Ottomans, led by Mehmet II, surrounded Constantinople and fired cannons at the walls until they were destroyed. The Turks invaded the city and Constantinople fought until surrende...
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The Black Plague The Black Plague~This document is for solely for the purpose of studying. Please do not directly copy over any information.~ What caused the Black Plague? The Black Plague was caused by direct contact with fleas. Thes...
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Popes and Papacy - created from Mind Map Leo I (Leo the Great) Chapter 5 Gregory I (Gregory the great) Chapter 6 Leo III Chapter 7
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Byzantine Empire THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE Built by the great emperor Constantine, the Byzantine Empire grew to be a powerful nation earning wealth, advances in architecture, advances in government and eventually the title New Rome. Byzant...
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Final Byzanntine Empire Note Constantine rebuilt the Greek city of Byzantium and renamed it after himself, Constantinople, and made it the new capitol of the empireConstantinople sat at a crossroads of land and sea routes-located on the shores of...
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byzantine empire Constantine Creates Constantinople Constantine rebuilt the Greek city of Byzantium and then renamed if after himself- COnstantinople IN 330, he made the city the new capital of the Byzantine Empire the city was locate...
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JCH 6.5 PIH A craftsman in a medieval town. The craftsman very rarely appears as a People in History option, but he is a possibility. In class you learn about the different types of craftsmen, the services they provided, and the ...
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NOTES T.G 2: THE ORIGIN OF EUROPEAN STATES rex est imperator in regno suo: it sanctioned the independece of the new monarchs from the HRE and from papal authority.The legal term sovereignty coined by Legists of Louis IX contended that the king of France prevai...
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Untitled HIST 1214 Week 11 D1 In-class assignment: The High Middle Ages The Early Middle Ages (5th-10th centuries) in western Europe is a period of time in which the region experienced political instability, limi...
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King John (Was he a success?) - created from Mind Map Power (Unsuccessful) The Church (Unsuccessful) Magna Carta (Unsuccessful)
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The Byzantine Empire Chapter 9 Section 1
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Byzantine Empire 1.Constantinople was a vital center of the Byzantine empire because it commanded key trade routes linking Europe and Asia. It was located on the shores of a strait that links the Mediterranean and Black seas. Constant...
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3.MEDIEVAL CITIES - created from Mind Map AGRICULTURE AND POPULATION. DEVELOPMENT PF TRADE AND BANKING CAUSES OF URBAN GROWTH
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1_3.MEDIEVAL CITIES - created from Mind Map AGRICULTURE AND POPULATION. DEVELOPMENT PF TRADE AND BANKING CAUSES OF URBAN GROWTH
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3. MEDIEVAL CITIES - created from Mind Map AGRICULTURE & POPULATION DEVELOMENT OF TRADE & BANKING CAUSES OF URBAN GROWTH
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MEDIEVAL CITIES IN EUROPE - creado desde un Mapa Mental Mid-14th century- Widespread economic and social crisis 12th Century New social classes
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Unit 2 Project The Byzantine Empire - Constantinople was located where Istanbul is today- It flourished under Justinian- It became known as the "New Rome" because it was so prosperous - The Great Schism was caused by a dispute over ...
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Untitled The lady of the manor lived in the manor,the big house and land.The lady would not been considered equal to the lord.Her main functions were to be an obedient wife and a good mother.she was taught as a girl to weave a...
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MEDIEVAL EUROPE: 11TH TO 15TH CENTURIES 1. The resurgence of cities From the 11th century on, tehnical innovations applied to agriculture improved its productivity. It meant bigger amounts of food for the population. The causes ...
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Middle Ages - creado desde un Mapa Mental Improvements in agriculture CIties Society
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Untitled The Fall of the Roman Empire With an increase in invasions by the barbarians, the Roman Empire was defeated and 476 AD marks the official end of the Empire Romulus Augustus was the last emperor of the Western Empire r...
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Causes and Effects of the Crusades Causes of the Crusades Seljuk Turks took over the Holy Land and massacred Christians making pilgrimages People were very religious and devoted Knights had belligerent energy Peter the Hermit preached for a crusade It ...
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Untitled Definitions MIddle Ages: period in history which starts in 476 with the fall of the W.R.E and finishes with the fall of the E.R.E in 1453 Codex JUstinianus: it is a copilation of laws took during the reign of JUstinia...
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THE HIGH AND LATE MIDDLE AGES - creado desde un Mapa Mental ECONOMIC CHANGESECONOMIC CHANGES MEDIEVAL CITIES POLITICAL ORGANISATION
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