Medieval Period Dark Ages/Middle Ages 450 A.D.. Significant People Priest-Trope Priest “He Is Risen Today” Choir “Hallelujah” Minstrels- singing travelers.

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Medieval Period Dark Ages/Middle Ages 450 A.D.

Significant People Priest-Trope Priest “He Is Risen Today” Choir “Hallelujah” Minstrels- singing travelers

Architecture Stories from the Bible-acted out on platforms in the church Moved outside because of the enthusiasm of the crowds

Some locations had pageant wagons moving through the city Some locations had mansions in a line Paradise to Hell Mouth

Terms Feudal system Minstrels, Fairs, Cycle-collection of city plays Trope-short exchange between priests and choir

Sponsorship Wagons and Mansions sponsored by guilds and trades

Hell Mouth

Pageant Wagons

Moved to the Audience

Types of Plays Mystery Miracle Morality Passion

Miracle Plays Story about the lives of Saints

Mystery Stories from the Bible

Morality Play “ Everyman” Death seeks Everyman to take a journey

Characters Everyman Death Wealth Good Looks Strength Good Deeds +

Passion Play Story of someone’s life (Abydos Passion Play) Life of Christ Still performed today Oberammergau Passion Play

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