Invasions of the early middle ages (SOL WHI.9D)

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Invasions of the early middle ages (SOL WHI.9D)

The Dark Ages While watching the video, write three characteristics of this time in history. The Dark Ages were the time in Europe between the fall of Western Rome and the beginning of the Renaissance (~500-1500 CE). It was a time plagued by war & disease.

THE BIG IDEA Invasions by Angles, Saxons, Magyars & Vikings disrupted the social, economic and political order of Europe. Please follow along with the upcoming slides & complete the notes and map of Early Middle Ages invaders. ***Be sure to complete using the color codes provided!

The Angles Unique Fact! Where did they come from? Germanic Tribe (modern-day Germany; North-Central Europe) The word “England” comes from the name “Angles” Where did they invade? England

The Angles Moscow Gaul Rome Constantinople

The saxons Unique Fact! Where did they come from? North Sea (Sea that separates England from NW Europe) The earliest king to unite & rule England, was a Saxon named Egbert. Where did they invade? England

The saxons Moscow Gaul Rome Constantinople

The magyars Unique Fact! Where did they come from? Central Asia (north of the Black Sea) The Magyars were excellent horse-men, just like the Mongols! Where did they invade? Hungary

The magyars Moscow Gaul Rome Constantinople

The vikings Unique Fact! Where did they come from? Scandinavia (modern-day Sweden, Finland & Norway) The Vikings were known for their shipbuilding & ability to attack from rivers (meaning, they could attack in-land cities)! Where did they invade? Russia… and much later, England

The vikings Moscow Gaul Rome Constantinople

Final Question: If you were living during the Early Middle Ages, which invading group would you see as the biggest threat? Explain your response. ***Opinion question; answer on the bottom of your notes-sheet.