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1 Feudal Era Beemon: World History

2 St. Valentine below – REAL PERSON
First Ten St. Valentine below – REAL PERSON Pick up a remote – DO NOT turn it on yet. Get ready for your Islam Quiz! After the Quiz: History of Valentine’s Day!

3 Religion in the Middle Ages

4 Review from yesterday Contrasting the Roman Empire and the Dark Ages
Complete on your own and be ready to discuss

5 First Ten We divided our father’s land in the Treaty of Verdun = bad idea Who said that? Determine which individual discussed yesterday would have said/or did say the following: I converted the Franks to Christianity after my heavenly Lord protected us in battle. Sons of Charlemagne I built the largest empire in the West since Rome while spreading education and Christianity throughout the land I started the Carolingian Dynasty Clovis Charlemagne Pepin

6 Together: Religion in the Middle Ages
Reading with Questions

7 The Church in Medieval Europe
Most powerful institutions at the time Competition for power (Pope v. Emperor) Clergy: Bishops and Priests under the Pope Sacraments; Religious ceremonies (baptism) Canon Law: Church Law, they even had their own courts Excommunication: used as a threat to keep emperors/kings in line “Holy Roman Empire”: Otto I (the Great) – Empire lasted until 1100 CE Lay investiture: Emperors appoint clergy (angered clergy) MORE COMPETITION

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9 Pope Gregory VII & King Henry IV (Germany)
1. Ban Lay Investiture 2. I order you to step down. 3. You are excommunicated 4. Please forgive me while you are in Canossa.

10 On your Own A New Social Order: Feudalism and Manorialism

11 First Ten Good Morning! Get out your Packet from yesterday

12 Chivalry Complex code of ideas
Knights fought bravely to defend 3 masters: Feudal lord Heavenly Lord Chosen Lady Protect the weak from the strong Be loyal, brave, and courteous

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14 A new social Structure: Feudalism
Lord Landholder Fief Land Vassal Receiver of Land

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17 The Manorial System Manor was the Lord’s estate
“Economical Arrangement” Serfs get: Housing Protection Farmland Lord gets: Free Labor POOR CONDITIONS

18 Group A Group B Group C Group D (1)Plague  (2)Commercial Revolution  (3)Church Architecture  (4)Crusades (2)Commercial Revolution  (3)Church Architecture  (4)Crusades  (1)Plague (3)Church Architecture  (4)Crusades  (1)Plague  (2)Commercial Revolution (4)Crusades  (1)Plague  (2)Commercial Revolution  (3)Church Architecture Tori Zach B Adrian Karina Destiny Morgan Britni Jalen Axel Jose Jada Austin Orion Antwane Allen Andre Emily Nate Zack S Nykyla Deonte Josh

19 Group A Group B Group C Group D (1)Plague  (2)Commercial Revolution  (3)Church Architecture  (4)Crusades (2)Commercial Revolution  (3)Church Architecture  (4)Crusades  (1)Plague (3)Church Architecture  (4)Crusades  (1)Plague  (2)Commercial Revolution (4)Crusades  (1)Plague  (2)Commercial Revolution  (3)Church Architecture Ruby Mahlik Eduardo Karen Jasmin Cathy Taurean Christian Carolina Tia Alexis Daniel Jeff Mackenzie Emily Virginia

20 Pick 3 terms to illustrate!
Last Ten! Franks Feudalism Monk Lay Investiture Serf Fief Excommunication Monastery Manor System Chivalry Charlemagne Canon Law Pick 3 terms to illustrate! TERMS TO KNOW:

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