1. Warmup 1/12
What was the Black Death?
How did it end Feudalism?

2. Semester 1 Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1/15
No school
1/16
1/17
1/18
1/19
5.1 Quiz
1/22
1/23
1/24
5th and 6th finals
Late work deadline
1/25
3rd and 4th finals
1/26
1st and 2nd finals

3. Mini-Unit 5
Early Modern Europe

4. Scientific Revolution
Draw this chart
Little Ice Age
Reformation
Renaissance
Scientific Revolution
Europe
Age of Exploration
Age of Absolutism
Military Revolution
The Black Death

5. Europe Massive changes at the end of the Middle Ages. This era saw:
First global trade network
Death of 30-60% of Europe
Drop in global temperatures
Birth of modern science and math
End of Catholic dominance in Europe
Absolute monarchies develop in Europe

6. Early Modern Europe
This period would be the foundation of the enlightenment, modern science, and the industrial revolution.
However, it probably could not have happened until the end of the Medieval system.
Today we are going to look at how Medieval Europe held back industry, science, and philosophy.

7. Europe Timeline High Middle Ages 1000-1300 AD
Feudalism
Catholic Church
Late Middle Ages AD
Plague, war, general awfulness
Challenges to old ideas
Early Modern Period AD
Kings take all power
Modern governments are born
Science, exploration, art, and philosophy thrive

8. Last Question: Explain as best you can:
How would the Black Death reduce the authority of the Catholic Church?