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LATE MIDDLE AGES “4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse” Famine Disease War Death

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3 FAMINE MULTIPLE YEARS OF CROP FAILURES MALNUTRITION DEATH

4 DISEASE “BLACK DEATH” = BUBONIC PLAGUE Carried by fleas on rats
1 in 3 died Global epidemic Very quick= 2-3 days sick Unsanitary conditions

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7 Effects on Society Social Upheaval --- God’s punishment (flagellants)
---we will die soon (do anything/sin) Economic Recession ---shops closed

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9 WAR 1337—1453 AD England vs France
-- a series of conflicts— “100 yrs war” Fought over land in France English won most victories at first UNTIL ……..

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11 St. Joan of Arc 1429– 17 yr old peasant girl
“God” sent messages to her—go lead the French troops Eventually convinced king Lead battles and the French won ---captured and burned at stake as ‘witch’

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13 Downfall of Feudalism New weapons (EXAMPLES) LONGBOW CANNON
--NO LONGER NEED KNIGHTS

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