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Nationalism defined
• a strong feeling of loyalty or devotion to an ethnic nation – based on language, culture, and a shared history
and/or a civic nation– based on shared beliefs and values (ethnic
nationality doesn’t matter)
• It is possible to speak of ethnic nationalism and civic nationalism
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What did people identify What did people identify themselves with themselves with beforebefore the age of nationalism?the age of nationalism?
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How did life in the Middle Ages develop?
The pinnacle of the Roman Empire (c. 300 C.E.)
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Fall of the Roman Empire (410 - 476 C.E.)
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What system of organization developed in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire?
Feudalism
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What is Feudalism?-A complex social system of Lords, vassals,
and peasants
Why Feudalism?– Feudalism was developed during a period
of disorder; there was no central government to protect the people
– Security & Sustenance (food)
When was the system of Feudalism dominant?
– Approximately 500 – 1500
– Fall of Rome - Enlightenment
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Complex Feudal Relationships
Lord
VassalVassal
(Knights)Vassal
Peasant Serf Peasant Serf Peasant
What significant group of people is missing from this diagram?
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•Loyalty
•Military Service
•Taxes
•Council
Feudal Relationships (Upper Level)
•Land (fief)
•ProtectionLord
Vassal Vassal Vassal
Both Lords and Vassals were “free”
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Feudal Relationships (Lower Level)
•Protection
•A place to work & live
Vassal(Lord)
Serf Peasant Serf
Serfs were NOT “free”
•Mandatory labour
•Did the actual work of farming
•Had few rights
•80-90% of population
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The Manor
3 Field Rotation System
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A Political Map of ________ - 1328
• Under feudalism there was a “King of the Franks,” not a “King of France”
• The people did not view themselves as a “nation”
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• What are you proud of in your life?What are you proud of in your life?• Where do your loyalties lie?Where do your loyalties lie?• What makes you proud to be a Canadian?What makes you proud to be a Canadian?• What freedoms are you proud to have?What freedoms are you proud to have?• What do you think a French peasant had to be What do you think a French peasant had to be
proud of? proud of? • Where did his/her loyalties lie?Where did his/her loyalties lie?
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• What does King Arthur claim as his source of authority?
• How is this different from a democratic civic-nation?
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• The church claimed to have ultimate authority The church claimed to have ultimate authority from Godfrom God
• To question authority, especially the king’s, was To question authority, especially the king’s, was to question Godto question God
• Popes and kings often came into conflict over Popes and kings often came into conflict over whose power was greaterwhose power was greater
• Life for most people was harsh and short, but the Life for most people was harsh and short, but the faithful were promised an afterlife in paradise faithful were promised an afterlife in paradise
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Medieval Church: Positives & Negatives
• Provided sense of meaning to difficult lives
• Maintained knowledge of the past
• Provided opportunities for women
• Role of perish and village priests
• Tended to become corrupt: Indulgences
• Intolerant: persecution of heretics and witches
• Source of religious wars
• Inspired the Spanish Inquisition and the Crusades
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• Governed by traditionGoverned by tradition• Based on heredityBased on heredity• No social mobility (couldn’t change classes)No social mobility (couldn’t change classes)• Different rights, privileges, and obligations went with Different rights, privileges, and obligations went with
each classeach class• Lowest classes had the fewest privileges and did most Lowest classes had the fewest privileges and did most
of the workof the work
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A Feudal King with absolute powerFrance Under Louis XIV
• Reigned for 72 years (55 in his own right)
• Ambitious and the most influential king in Europe
• Monarchs everywhere wanted to “be like Louis”
• Louis proclaimed himself the “Sun King”
• Made the statement “I am the State”
• Lived lavishly at the palace of Versailles
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Louis created “jobs” for all the nobles
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““But what happens when the sun sets?”But what happens when the sun sets?”
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What new development inspired people replace their traditional loyalties (family, church, lord, king etc…) with loyalty to the state?
Nationalism
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The first great example of Nationalism?