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Life and Times During Medieval Europe 500 to 1400 AD

The Middle Ages. Life and Times During Medieval Europe 500 to 1400 AD. Changes in Western Europe. Repeated invasions and constant warfare ended the Western Roman Empire: Disruption of Trade--Merchants faced invasions from land and sea. Businesses collapse and money becomes scarce.

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Capitalism and Socialism

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Chapter 11: From the Crusades to New Muslim Empires

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Chapter 9 &10

Chapter 9 &10. Formation of Europe and the Middle Ages . Chapter 9; Section 1 . After the fall of the Roman Empire, Europe was divided into smaller what? . German States. Who was the first German king to convert to Christianity? . Clovis

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The Medieval Church

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Medieval Spain

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The Middle Ages 1066-1485

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The Crusades Theme: Mixed reasons for and mixed results of warfare

The Crusades Theme: Mixed reasons for and mixed results of warfare. Lesson 22. ID & SIG. Constantinople, Crusades, Italian city-states, Jerusalem, reasons for the Crusades, Reconquista , results of the Crusades, Pope Urban, Richard the Lion Heart, Saladin.

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Chapter 7: The Challenge of Christendom:Church and Empire in Tension

Chapter 7: The Challenge of Christendom:Church and Empire in Tension. Pages 125-145. 5 major concepts: #1. Two English Sources of Light: Benedictine monks Boniface and Bede Boniface>conversions Boniface>crowning a king foreshadows church/state entanglements.

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The Medieval Era

The Medieval Era. The medieval period stretches between the fourth and fourteenth centuries The term medieval was coined by latter people looking to connect their own time to classical antiquity. . Medieval Western Hemisphere. Lords and Ladies, Knights and Samurai.

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The Medieval Era

The Medieval Era. The medieval period stretches between the fourth and fourteenth centuries The term medieval was coined by latter people looking to connect their own time to classical antiquity. . Medieval Western Hemisphere. Lords and Ladies, Knights and Samurai.

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Western Europe During the Late Middle Ages

Western Europe During the Late Middle Ages. Mr. Millhouse World History AP Hebron High School. The Rise of Regional States. Holy Roman Empire Loose confederation of states Tense relationships with the papacy prevents creation of powerful state Capetian Dynasty in France

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The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages 1066-1485 Norman Invasion Battle of Hastings Duke William of Normandy, William the Conqueror defeats King Harold of England Start of the Medieval Period Norman Influence Emphasis on law and order Cultural unity Inventory of land Doomsday Book

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Chivalry and Gender Stereotypes

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The Crusades

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What Were the Crusades?

What Were the Crusades?. A series of military expeditions from Western Europe Launched by Popes Originally directed at reconquering the Holy Land Later included other goals like elimination of heretics, reconquest of Spain, and consolidation of Papal States

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The Crusades

The Crusades In this lesson, students will be able to define the following terms: Pilgrim Crusades Students will also be able to explain one cause of the Crusades and one effect of the Crusades. In the seventh century, Muslims conquered Palestine. Muslim Conquest

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Lecture 19: The Crusades

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The High Middle Ages

1000-1500. The High Middle Ages. The Crusades. Objectives: Identify the main causes of the crusades Describe the outcome of the first crusade Describe the outcomes of the other major crusades Explain how the crusades affected Europe. Causes of the Crusades.

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The Middle Ages

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