Upload File

the middle ages. why are they the dark ages? - the collapse of trade and towns, kind of - loss of...

  • Home
  • Documents
  • THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic
16
THE MIDDLE AGES

Upload: doreen-lawrence

Post on 24-Dec-2015

217 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

Report

Tags:

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

THE MIDDLE AGES

Page 2: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

Why are they the dark ages?

- The collapse of trade and towns, kind of

- Loss of literacy and a common language

- Development of Germanic kingdoms

END OF AN EMPIRE?

Page 3: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic
Page 4: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

The Barbarian Kingdoms c. 500 ce

Page 5: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

Used Church revenues to: -Raise armies-Repair roads

-Care for the poor-Evangelized The Church

THE CHURCH EXTENDS IT’S POWER

Page 6: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

St. Benedict sets rules for monasteries

-Once a monk enters a monastery, he is to remain there for life

-Daily life should follow a strict schedule, pray 8 times per day

-Seven hours a day dedicated to manual labor

-2 hours per day devoted to reading-2 meals per day, wine ok, but no red meat

STRENGTHENING OF PAPAL POWER

Page 7: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic
Page 8: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

The beginning of Witch Village

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp_l5ntikaU

MONTY PYTHON:

Page 9: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

A political and military system based on holding of land: the control of the land was the key to the system

FEUDALISM THE BASIS OF GOVERNANCE

Page 10: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

Constitutional Peasants

MONTY PYTHON

Page 11: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

The economic engine behind Feudalism

A small estate from which a lord’s family gained it’s livelihood

Self-sufficient

Serfs

Free peasants

THE MANOR SYSTEM

Page 12: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic
Page 13: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

From French word Cheval (horse) and Chevalier (horse-riding lord)

Aid the poor and help the weak

Lords fight bravely in the defense of three masters:

-Earthly feudal lord-Heavenly Lord-Chosen lady

CHIVALRY

Page 14: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

The Black Knight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhRUe-gz690

MONTY PYTHON

Page 15: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

Under the code of chivalry, a knight’s duty to his lady becomes equally important as to his duty to his lord

Marriage is to advance status, usually arranged

No sex in romantic love

ROMANTIC LOVE

Page 16: THE MIDDLE AGES. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic

The tale of Sir Lancelot

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZbG7iwRh34

MONTY PYTHON


Germanic Mythology

Germanic Branch

The Middle Ages The Huns Germanic Barbarians Charlemagne Religion Feudalism The Vikings The Norman Conquest Knighthood Housing Women Arts and Entertainment

Germanic Paganism

The Early Middle Ages Germanic Invasion Notes. Objectives 1. The student will demonstrate knowledge of Western Europe during the Middle Ages from about

Germanic tribes

CHAPTER 13 EUROPEAN MIDDLE AGES 500-1200. Section 1 Charlemagne Unites Germanic Kingdoms

Rome after its Empire: From the Germanic Middle … Rome to...Rome after its Empire: From the Germanic Middle Ages to the early Renaissance A brief overview of major issues from 476

Chapter 14 Europe in the Middle Ages - Weebly...The Middle Ages •The collapse of the Roman Empire –Middle Ages began with the _____ and invasions by people from the north

Early Middle Ages 500 to 1000 A.D.. Between 400 and 700 A.D., the Germanic tribes carved up western Europe into small kingdoms. Germanic Kingdoms

Indian Middle Ages 550-1500s Collapse of Gupta during reign of ... · Indian Middle Ages 550-1500s • Collapse of Gupta during reign of Vishnugupta – India once again fragmented

Chapter 13 European Middle Ages 500 – 1200 A.D. Section 1: Charlemagne Unites Germanic Kingdoms

MIDDLE AGES. From the Fall of Rome through Charlemagne After the Fall of Rome, Europe entered into the Dark Ages – Europe was made up of numerous Germanic

The Middle Ages 500 - 1500 AP European History. The Germanic Kingdoms Roman empire overran by Germanic groups with repeated invasions and constant warfare

Courtly Society in Medieval Europe Fusion of the Early Middle Ages 5th-11th centuries Fall of Rome Celtic Influences Norse-Germanic Influences

Western Europe in the Middle Ages 600 to 1450. The Franks Franks were a Germanic tribe united after fall of Western Roman Empire Franks were a Germanic

Western Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire Western Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire Germanic tribes carve up Europe into small

REVIEW TIME WORLD HISTORY: CHAPTER 5. This city fell to Germanic tribes giving rise to the Medieval Ages

European Middle Ages, 500–1200 QUIT Chapter Overview Time Line Visual Summary SECTION Germanic Kingdoms Unite Under Charlemagne 1 SECTION Feudalism in

Objectives: Describe Western Europe after Rome’s collapse. Describe how Germanic tribes carved Europe into small kingdoms. Explain how Charlemagne

The European Middle Ages. The Early Middle Ages: Germanic Kingdoms Unite under Charlemagne

EHAP Europe in the Middle Ages. FALL OF ROMAN EMPIRE GERMANIC SUCCESSORS THE FRANKS EXTERNAL INVASIONS Quest for Political Order Emperor Charlemagne

The Middle Ages...The Middle Ages • When? –476 A.D. (fall of Roman Empire) to 1500s • What? –Between 400-600, small Germanic kingdoms replaced Romanprovinces•Germans? How

The Germanic Family: Features, Historical Overview …users.clas.ufl.edu/drjdg/OE/pubs/GermanicFamilyFeatures.pdf · The Early Germanic Tribes • North Germanic (Scandinavians) •

Germanic Spirituality

The Middle Ages The Huns Germanic Barbarians Charlemagne Religion Feudalism The Vikings

Case Germanic

Introduction Early Middle Ages marks birth of Europe New ideas and experimentation Unique combination of Graeco-Roman culture Germanic culture Evolving

The Middle Ages. 1. Germanic Kingdoms a. In the upheaval between 400 and 600, small Germanic kingdoms replaced Roman provinces b. Borders changed constantly

SECTION 1: EARLY MIDDLE AGES. Describe how Germanic tribes carved Europe into small kingdoms after the collapse of the western Roman Empire. Explain how

The Middle Ages Packet · 2019-05-02 · European Middle Ages Reading Questions SECTION 1 1. What effects did the Germanic invasions have on Europe? 2. Why did the Pope support Clovis?

The Medieval European Synthesis Fusion of the Early Middle Ages 5th-11th centuries Fall of Rome Celtic Influences Norse-Germanic Influences Spread

Middle Ages - Duluth World History - Homeduluthworldhistory.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/0/9/13092549/4middleages... · During the early Middle Ages, the Germanic The Spread of Christianity

The Middle Ages: Review! - Amherst Education Centeraec.amherst.k12.va.us/sites/default/files/Review Middle Ages... · The Middle Ages: Review! How did Germanic tribes learn about

The Middle Ages: The Germanic Kingdoms There are three heirs to Rome Germanic kingdoms Eastern Roman Empire Islamic Empires