'Powerful lords' presentation slideshows

ABSOLUTISM IN EASTERN EUROPE TO 1740

ABSOLUTISM IN EASTERN EUROPE TO 1740. ABSOLUTISM IN EASTERN EUROPE. Lords and Peasants in Eastern Europe. ABSOLUTISM IN EASTERN EUROPE. Overall, between 1400 and 1650 the princes and landed nobility of eastern Europe rolled back the gains made earlier by the peasantry

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Feudalism and the Manor Economy

Feudalism and the Manor Economy. Objectives. Explain how feudalism shaped medieval society. Describe the life of knights and nobles Analyze how the economic system of the manor worked and how it affected peasants and nobles. Feudalism Develops.

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History 11

History 11. Feudalism . Farming System . After the fall of Rome the large network of trade, large cities, and civilization faded. Most people were farmers and herders. They lived their life working the land and kept a strong family system. . The Emergence of Feudalism .

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The Dark Ages (approximately 500-1000 AD)

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Middle Ages

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The Church in the Middle Ages

The Church in the Middle Ages. The Church was the center of medieval life. The people believed that their souls could only be saved through the Church. The Church owned a large amount of land This made many Church officials powerful lords.

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