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MEDIEVAL EUROPE A VERY, VERY, VERY,… SHORT VERSION… REALLY SHORT… I’M NOT KIDDING… THIS IS SHORT

APPROXIMATE TIME PERIODS The Middle Ages ran from the collapse of the Roman Empire, 475AD to the Renaissance…about 1450AD

JUST THREE OF THE EMPERORS WE WILL NOT BE STUDYING…WHAT A SHAME, BECAUSE BORING THEY ARE NOT ROME WAS CONQUERED IN 476 AD BY THE BARBARIANS FROM THE NORTH…. THE GERMANIC TRIBES

The real power in the Middle Ages was… THE KING THE PEASANTS THE CHURCH ANSWER IS C…THE CHURCH THERE IS ONLY ONE FORM OF CHRISTIANITY AT THIS TIME. IT IS… ANSWER IS…THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH THE MAN IN CHARGE OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS… ANSWER IS…THE POPE

BUT, WOULD THEY CONTINUE TO HAVE IT Their OWN WAY??? From the collapse of the Roman Empire to the Renaissance there will be one dominant institution……The CHURCH The church controlled about 1/3 of all the land in Western Europe…giving them immense wealth and influence From ‘womb to the tomb’ they controlled the lives of the nobility and the peasants. The Tithe  A 1/10 (10%) tax on all your assets…it didn’t matter who you were… nobility or peasant…it all went to the church BUT, WOULD THEY CONTINUE TO HAVE IT Their OWN WAY???

THE QUESTION THROUGHOUT THE MIDDLE AGES WOULD BE…Who was more powerful, the church or the monarchies of Europe? Popes claimed they were superior to earthly political figures…kings POPE OR MONARCH?

ONE OF THE WAYS THE CHURCH CONTROLLED THINGS WAS THROUGH KNOWLEDGE Most people…nobles and peasants…could not read. Books were incredibly expensive…because they were written by hand They were written by monks, priests or scribes, in monasteries. A good scribe could perhaps write 2 books a year Can you guess what most books were written about? If you said sport, fashion, or Kim Kardasian…you were wrong! Most books were written about religion

THE CHURCH HAD ITS OWN LAW…CANON LAW… IT ALSO HAD ITS OWN COURT SYSTEM AND PUNISHMENT SYSTEM….. ASK ME ABOUT THE TORTURE DEVICES….HAHAHA! THE SAW AND THE RACK

TORTURE DEVICES THE BREAST RIPPER THE STOMACHE SPLITTER THE JUDAS CRADLE THE HEADCRUSHER THE WHEEL THE PEAR

THE CATS PAW THE HERETICS FORK THE CHAIR OF SPIKES

WHY WERE THEY ABLE TO GET PEOPLE TO DO WHAT THEY WANTED? THE CHURCH HAD OTHER WAYS TO KEEP PEOPLE IN LINE 1. REFUSE BAPTISM TO BABIES…NO BAPTISM… AND THAT MEANS NO MARRIAGE AND NO BURIAL IN SACRED GROUND… AND THAT MEANS NO SALVATION… AND THAT MEANS YOU WERE NOT GOING TO HEAVEN…….OUCH! 2. EXCOMMUNICATION…NO THAT DOES NOT MEAN YOUR PARENTS TAKE AWAY YOUR CELL PHONE…IT MEANS NO SACRAMENTS…IT MEANS NO ONE IN YOUR COMMUNITY CAN HELP YOU OR THEY TOO WILL BE EXCOMMUNICATED 3. THEY COULD ACCUSE YOU OF HERESY!!!

LET US NOW LOOK AT HOW PEOPLE LIVED IN THE MIDDLE AGES/MEDIEVAL EUROPE/DARK AGES IN CASTLES ON FARMS…MANORS

Peasants are also known as serfs….dude European life for most people looked like this: THE SYTEM WAS CALLED….Feudalism…remember it or else!... Which class would you wish to be in…why? Which class held the power? Where did the power come from? A political, economic, and social system based on loyalty, military service, and knowing your place. Peasants are also known as serfs….dude

The Medieval Manor…manors were self sufficient. The Serfs were not allowed to leave the manors. They had no legal rights. They were the property of the Lord of the manor…to do with whatever he wanted…yes, whatever he wanted!!!

And now for something completely DIFFERENT!! You will have the opportunity to share…

http://youtu.be/6EAMqKUimr8 Write a six word memoir entitled The Middle Ages…You will share ;-)