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1 Middle Ages review

2 Beginnings… Western Roman Empire fell: 476 AD
The remaining half, the Eastern Empire, thrived: Byzantine Empire

3 Byzantine Empire

4 Byzantine empire

5 Byzantine empire Emperor Justinan

6 Justinian’s code That which was wrong in the beginning does not become right as time goes on… Anyone who has the power to condemn a man also has the power to acquit him…. Any privilege or right that is not given to the defendant should not be given to the plaintiff…

7 CHARLEMAGNE

8 Medeval society in europe
The Feudal System How did it work?

9 Advances in limiting king’s power & improving democracy:
England Advances in limiting king’s power & improving democracy: Magna Carta 1215

10 Church Strengthens its power
Create a “Catholic Europe” Strategy: FEAR! Heresy =>Inquisition =>Excommunication

11 The Crusades 1096-ca. 1300 Christians want to recapture Holy Land controlled by Turks (Muslims) Pope Urban II

12 The crusades: Effects Nobles lost power & money
Trading between Europe and Middle East Pope lost power

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