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The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages. Medieval Europe: Stages. The Fall of Rome. Who: Visigoths What: Visigoths captured Rome When: 476 AD Sig: Began Middle Ages, Western Europe. Geography. Rise of modern-day countries from the Germanic tribal invasions. E.g. Franks in Central Europe-France

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1/2 /13 Focus: Feudalism and the manor system were both based on mutual obligations.

1/2 /13 Focus: Feudalism and the manor system were both based on mutual obligations. In feudalism, nobles owed duties to each other and in the manor system, nobles and peasants provided benefits to each other Do Now: Why was the Early Middle Ages known as the Dark Ages? . The Middle Ages .

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Feudalism and Manor Life

17-3. Feudalism and Manor Life. Subtitle. Objectives. What was a knight? Why did vassals serve lords? In what ways did knights and lords each benefit from feudalism? How did William the Conqueror help spread feudalism? From what country did he come? What country did he take over?

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The Middle Ages

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Middle Ages

Middle Ages. (click on the Title to get to the picture link). Manor System. Prevalent economic system in the Middle Ages. Slowly replaced by the market-based economy. Black Death. Swept through Europe in 1347-1351 Caused the death of about 25% of the European population. Hundred-Year War.

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THE RENAISSANCE

THE RENAISSANCE. Humanism in the Renaissance: Recognizing the Beauty of the Individual LITTLE FLOWER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. LEARN FROM THE PAST. To dwell in the past is foolish. To forget the past is a disgrace. OVERVIEW.

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CHAPTER 12: THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES SECTION 2: FEUDALISM AND THE MANOR SYSTEM

CHAPTER 12: THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES SECTION 2: FEUDALISM AND THE MANOR SYSTEM. LUCKY CHARMS WORLD HISTORY PERIOD 4. A: THE VIKING INVASION OF EUROPE. THE VIKING INVASIONS IN THE NINETH THROUGH THE ELEVENTH CENTURIES RESULTTED IN THE SETTLEMENT OF NORMANDY AND THE NORMAN CONQUEST OF ENGLAND.

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The Church Wields Power

The Church Wields Power. Section 4. Church Authority. When the pope crowned Charlemagne emperor he tried to influence political matters. The pope and emperor were constantly fighting over who had the most power. Political Religious. Church Structure.

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Feudalism and Manor Life

Feudalism and Manor Life. Feudalism Governs Knights and Nobles. Nobles had to defend their land from invaders. As a result Noble power grew Although these nobles remained loyal to the king, they ruled their land as independent territories. Knights and Land.

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The English Colonies on the Chesapeake Bay

The English Colonies on the Chesapeake Bay. American History I. Roanoke: The Lost Colony. Sir Walter Raleigh wanted bases for raids on Spanish Garrison of 100 soldiers est. in 1585 under Ralph Lane Explored region, including Chesapeake bay

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Feudalism in Europe

Feudalism in Europe. Chapter 13 Section 2 http://www.history.com/videos/the-vikings-raid-england#bet-you-didnt-know-vikings. I New Invasions Trouble Western Europe A. Vikings: Raiders, Traders, Explorers. Vikings: Raiders, Traders, & Explorers Vikings are from Scandanavia

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Chapter 7 Section 4

Chapter 7 Section 4. Agricultural Revolution. Iron plows replaced wooden = stronger Harness for horses instead of oxen = faster Lords turn wasteland into farmland 3 field system 1 field = grain 1 field legumes (peas/beans) = protein 1 field unplanted Allowed the soil to replenish itself

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Serfs and Peasants

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Section 1: Feudalism and the Manor System. The years between ancient times and modern times: also called medieval times Began with the collapse of Rome Charlemagne : Becomes king Reunited Western Europe Created schools, spread Christianity. The Middle Ages:.

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The Black Death

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. The Middle Ages.

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Feudal System

Feudal System. The Manor System grows with more people & serfs swearing fealty (loyalty) for protection. The leaders of the manors or lords/noblemen gain power & land. Lords hire people to defend the manor/serfs, paying them in Fiefs or land for their loyalty & service.

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Power song

Power song. As you listen to the song-think about the following? Who had the power in Medieval times?. Title of Notes: Manor System #1. Land was power! A land-less man was a powerless man! Video: Peasants lives Answer the following in your Interactive Notebook:

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Manor System

Manor System. Danger & need for protection led to people working on others land for protection. These people became known as SERFS, who were laborers, paid taxes, farmed & more for protection.

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