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Medieval Life:

Europe around 400 AD (Roman Empire)

Europe around 500 (The Dark Ages)

After the Fall of Rome, Europe was scary!!

Europe was a Dangerous Place!!! Slavs Germanic Tribes

Europe was a Dangerous Place!! Huns Saxons

VIKINGS!!!!

Vikings!!!!

Vikings!!!!

Rome vs Dark Ages

Rome vs Dark Ages

Rome vs Dark Ages

Rome vs Dark Ages

Rome vs. Dark Ages

Rome vs Dark Ages

Medieval Names: Male Names: Female Names: Percival Baldwin William Phillipe Harold Tom Bertrand Charles Arthur Henri Roderick Arnoul Leopold Roland Roger Merton Michael George Francis Will Wildred Leo Alan Gerbert John Bartholomew Gregorgy Robert Odo Raymond Richard Lorenzo Rollo Abelard Oswald Edward Clovis Hugh Culbert Geoffrey Lothaire Merlin Villard Jack Peter Guido Otto Omar Elizabeth Maud Ardeth Kathrine Mary Tilly Gwen Anne Adele Margaret Miriam Roslyn Bertha Marian Isolte Matilda Yolande Emma Ethelfled Ethel Ruth Martha Agnes Ellen Waldrada Clare Aliena Theutberga

Lesson #2: Fuedalism & ME Names -In the beginning of the middle ages, people didn’t have a huge need for surnames, or last names. However, as towns grew officials forced people to add a last name for taxation purposes. It was common to use someone’s hometown as a last name, their father’s first name, or a physical characteristic. How do you think the following men earned their last names? 1. Percival Miller 2. Alex de Hanover 3. Martin Short -Females simply referred to themselves as the wife of their husband as it was not necessary for them to have a last name because they did not pay taxes. Ex. Julie, wife of Alex de Hanover or Julie, daughter of Alex de Hanover

Lesson #2: Fuedalism & ME Names Here is a list of a few of the occupations held by medieval men: Gamekeeper Miller Plowman Mason Baker Woodcutter (Cutter) Singer Butcher Marshal Stonemaker Watchman Clerk/Clark King Cobbler (Shoe Maker) Wheelright Cartwright Monk Parker (Kept Lord’s Park Up) Walker Bowman Carpenter Fisher Smith Hunter Knight Cook Yeoman Page Squire Cooper (Barrel maker) Turner Weaver Shields (Shield maker) Armour (Took care of) Queen Garrison

1.JOBS 2. SON OF… 3. NAME OF HOME TOWN 4. HOW YOU LOOKED First Name: Gamekeeper Miller Plowman Mason Baker Woodcutter (Cutter) Singer Butcher Marshal Stonemaker Watchman Clerk/Clark King Cobbler (Shoe Maker) Wheelright Cartwright Monk Parker (Kept Lord’s Park Up) Walker Bowman Carpenter Fisher Smith Hunter Knight Cook Page Squire Cooper (Barrel maker) Turner Weaver Shields (Shield maker) Armour (Took care of) Queen Percival Baldwin William Phillipe Harold Tom Bertrand Charles Arthur Henri Roderick Arnoul Leopold Roland Roger Merton Michael George Francis Will Wildred Leo Alan Gerbert John Bartholomew Gregorgy Robert Odo Abelard Oswald Edward Clovis Hugh Culbert Geoffrey Lothaire Merlin Villard Jack Peter Guido Otto Omar

Medieval (Gothic) Architecture

Gothic Architecture

Gothic Architecture

Gothic Architecture

Notre Dame Cathedral (Paris)

Notre Dame

Notre Dame

Notre Dame

Gargoyles!

Gargoyles!

Gargoyles

Heraldry

Heraldry

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