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Explore the development of Feudalism, Charlemagne's empire, and the changes in farming during the Middle Ages. Discover the invasion history in Europe and key terms like feudalism, serfs, and manors. Learn about important figures like Charlemagne and the Magyars.
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On the back of the handout coming around, copy the questions you see below. Be sure to leave space for your answers. When you are done you may get a green World History Patterns of Civilizationtextbook from by the window. • According to the timeline when did Feudalism develop and why was it necessary? • When was Charlemagne crowned as emperor? • Why did farming change dramatically during the Middle Ages? • Who did Charlemagne order to set up schools in 800s? • About how many years were there between when the Vikings invaded Europe and the Crusades began?
Warm Up On a new page in your notebooks, create the KWL Chartandfill in the “Know” and “Want to Know” sections. You have 5 minutes to complete this activity.
Living History – Living in Medieval Europe Directions: While you watch the video complete the video guide that has been handed out to you.
KWL Chart – Middle Ages Know Want to Learn Learned | | | | | | | | | |
Map Invasion Activity • Which group invaded from North Africa? • Which group invaded from Northern Europe? • Which group invaded from Eastern Europe? • Which two groups invade by both land and water?
Terms and Definitions Feudalism– a system of rule where local lords were bound to kings through their loyalty Serfs – a poor person attached to a section of land andunder the control of a lord Manor – the village and surrounding lands that were controlled by a lord Knight – lesser noble who served as a warrior on horseback Lord– powerful person who controlled the land but followed the orders of the king Noble – a person in the upper social classes during medieval times
Important People Charlemagne – Frankish king who conquered most of Europe and was crowned emperor of the Romans by Pope Leo III Magyars – nomadic group of people from Asia who would become the Hungarians Franks – a group of Germanic tribes during the middle ages