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

2. Semester 1 Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1/2 1/3
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1/8
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Quiz 5.1
study
1/15
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Unit 5 Test
1/17
Geo Test
1/18
1/21
No school
1/22
1/23
5th and 6th finals
Late work deadline
1/24
3rd and 4th finals
1/25
1st and 2nd finals

3. Scientific Revolution
Little Ice Age
Reformation
Renaissance
Scientific Revolution
Europe
Age of Exploration
Age of Absolutism
Military Revolution
The Black Death

4. Medieval Europe 1000-1300 is known as the High Middle Ages.
This era was defined by:
Feudalism: a economic/political system based on land, rich landlords, and personal loyalty.
Catholicism: the church of the time had strong political power and exerted influence on all culture.

5. Medieval Europe From 1000-1300, Europe saw: Dramatic population growth
Quickly expanding economies
Great advances in: structural engineering, metallurgy
Significant increase in literacy

6. Medieval Europe
At the same time, most people lived in crushing poverty—with no access to education and almost no chance to improve life.
Science was subordinate to religion and had barely advanced in 1000 years.
Governments were small and decentralized

7. Medieval Europe
Medieval Europe had a lot of flaws but was a successful society.
Europe thrived in the High Middle Ages.
But it also had a lot of problems and no real way to fix them.

8. Crises of the Late Middle Ages
From , a series of calamities brought an end to the prosperity of the Middle Ages.
The Little Ice Age
The Great Famine
The Black Death
Peasant Revolts
Long, bloody wars

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