European Middle Ages AD476 = Fall of Rome

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Pre-Columbian Europe Who were the people and cultures of pre-Columbian Europe?

European Middle Ages AD476 = Fall of Rome Next one thousand years were called the Middle Ages or the Medieval times The early years = Dark Ages Low literacy Poor conditions Strong belief in Christianity and the hope that life in heaven would be better than life on earth.

The Crusades: The Reality The Crusades were fought between European Christians and Middle Eastern Muslims. The Crusades lasted approximately 600 years with about eight major wars From 1095 – 1570

The Crusades: Cause Christians wanted to capture the Holy Land (modern day Israel) from the Muslims. The Crusaders slaughtered non-Christians on the way, including thousands of Jews. Results… again and again: Muslims retained control of the Holy Land. Saladin, the Muslim military leader, was born c. 1138 into a Kurdish family in Tikrit, Iraq.

The Crusades: Effects Higher cost + Diluted Products MARCO - POLO” Europeans continue to demands for Asian products such as silks, spices, glassware, china, rice and oranges increased. European trade with Asia increased A new middle-man exist (Italian and Muslim traders) Higher cost + Diluted Products The search for new sea routes (Age of Exploration) Result Desire

Social Inequalities A world with sharp inequalities Nobles and aristocrats earn 100’s X more than peasants No strong leadership No strong centralized political authority (Roman Catholic Church was not political) Warrior lords ruled the lands Provided land and protection for the lower classes at a cost A time of violence Constant violence and sudden death Public executions were entertainment Homicide, rape, a robbery occurred with great frequency Innovation and change were highly feared