The Beginning of the Middle Ages

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The Beginning of the Middle Ages Global History and Geography I Mr. Cox

Bellringer Essential Question Review: What were the causes for the collapse of the Roman Empire? Essential Question Why did Western Europe become so culturally divided after the fall of Rome?

I. Western Europe – Post Rome Medieval – Latin for “Middle Age” “Dark Ages” Ruled by ‘Germanic’ Kingdoms Not of Latin descent (not Roman or Greek) Developed Germanic Languages No cities, small communities and villages Frequently fought Muslims from Africa and the Middle East

Quickwrite Why did Western Europe become so culturally divided after the fall of Rome?

II. Charlemagne Attempts Unity United areas of France, Germany, and Italy Eventually called the Holy Roman Empire Crowed ‘King of the Romans’ by Pope Leo III Missi Dominici – officials who would maintain/govern empire Revived learning: Curriculum – formal course of study Empire largely fell apart after his death

III. The Vikings A group of seafaring traders who arose in Scandinavia Along with other tribes, they harassed and eventually broke Charlemagne's Empire Sacked ocean coastal villages Also developed a massive trade network, including the first European settlement in the Americas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wc5zUK2MKNY

Essential Question Homework Why did Western Europe become so culturally divided after the fall of Rome? Pg. 185 – 1, 3, 5 Homework

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