What Are Your Ideas About The Middle Ages?

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What Are Your Ideas About The Middle Ages? Medieval Lives Mattered

When were the Middle Ages? © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

The Chronology Game © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

The Middle Ages © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are your ideas about the Middle Ages? 1. Which THREE words do you think best describe ordinary people and their lives in the Middle Ages? Clever Dirty Enjoyable Violent Practical Loving Nasty Ambitious Dangerous Hard-working Inventive Superstitious Comfortable Miserable Stupid © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are your ideas about the Middle Ages? 2. What kind of work did over 80% of people do in the Middle Ages? 3. How important was religion to people in the Middle Ages? Soldiering Farming Being monks and priests Making and selling clothes and shoes Very important Important Quite Not important at all © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are your ideas about the Middle Ages? 4. Did people care about dirt in streets in the Middle Ages? 5. How much violence was there in the Middle Ages compared with today? Yes No A great deal more A little more About the same Less © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are your ideas about the Middle Ages? 6. Which THREE words do you think best describe kings, noblemen and their families in the Middle Ages? Intelligent Violent Superstitious Loyal Loving Brave Inventive Hard-working Power-mad Ruthless Treacherous Ambitious Honourable Thoughtful © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are your ideas about the Middle Ages? 7. Did people try to stay healthy in the Middle Ages? 8. Were barons keen to rebel against the king to increase their own power and wealth? Yes No As often as possible Quite Often Very Occasionally No © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are your ideas about the Middle Ages? 9. Was the king expected to consult his barons and knights before taking important decisions? 10. How interested were working people in national political events? 11. Were people in the Middle Ages as intelligent as people today? Yes No Very interested Interested Not at all interested Yes No © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are other students’ ideas about the Middle Ages? Evidence A This word cloud shows the words that school students most associated with the Middle Ages. © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are other students’ ideas about the Middle Ages? Evidence B School students thought these words best describe ordinary people in the Middle Ages: School students thought these words best describe kings and noblemen in the Middle Ages: Religious Hard-working Dirty Superstitious Miserable Power-mad Ruthless © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

What are other students’ ideas about the Middle Ages? Evidence C The research into the ideas of over 900 school students showed that: 90% thought that medieval people were less intelligent than people today 92% said that medieval people did not care about dirt 95% said that religion was important or very important to people in the Middle Ages 73% said that people were not good at solving problems in the Middle Ages © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

Are people right to be so negative about the Middle Ages? © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk

Are people right to be so negative about the Middle Ages? © Ian Dawson 2019 www.thinkinghistory.co.uk