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Rise of the Middle Ages Chapter 13 Bell-Ringer: – Draw a castle – Must include a moat, drawbridge, and flag with your Coat of Arms
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Middle Ages 400s-1500 AD – Period of transition from the end of the classical age and the beginning of the modern world
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Franks Clovis- king of the Franks – United several Frankish tribes around Gaul Merovingians- Clovis and his successors
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Franks Pepin III (The Short) – New line of kings, Carolingians – Endorsed by the church after defeating Germanic tribes advancing on Italy Charlemagne- Pepin’s son – Becomes the greatest of all Frankish kings – 768-814 AD
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Charlemagne Crowned as Roman emperor See his empire on p. 291 Appointed counts to manage regions – Also appointed “the lord’s messengers” Encouraged the spread of Christianity – Sometimes by force
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Charlemagne Died in 814 Throne passed to Louis the Pious Then on to his sons: – Lothair – Charles the Bald – Louis the German Split empire among themselves in the Treaty of Verdun
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Decline of the Franks Factors leading to decline: – Constant fighting among the sons – Always threatened by outside invasion Vikings Magyars Muslim invaders
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Activity: Comic Strip Create a comic strip that shows the daily life of one of the following: – Knight – Lord – Vassal – Serf Include: at least 5 different scenes – 3 facts about your figure
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Bell-ringer #5 Examine the coat of arms on page 299 Create your own using at least 3 symbols that represent yourself.
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Anglo-Saxons Had taken control of Britain by 450 – Alfred the Great kept the Vikings out After his death, Vikings eventually took over in 1016 – Edward the Confessor becomes king
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King John One of Edward’s successors required more taxes to pay for military efforts – Outraged, nobles forced King John to sign the Magna Carta Read “Connecting to Civics” p. 307
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Clash of Church and State Charlemagne’s descendants: Henry III and Henry IV – Viewed the church as a branch of imperial power Power popes: Gregory VII and Innocent III – Viewed kings and emperors as servants of the church
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Clash of Church and State Innocent III able to greatly strengthen the church’s worldly power – How? – Used power of excommunication
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Activity: Keep in Notes Complete the church hierarchy chart by writing the responsibilities of each level of church official Pope: Cardinal/curia: Archbishop: Bishop: Parish Priest:
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Quiz 1. When did the Middle Ages take place according to the notes/textbook? 2. Clovis and his successors were known as the __________ kings. 3. Which three groups constantly threatened to invade the Frankish territories? 4. Who signed the Magna Carta? 5. Name the pope responsible for greatly increasing the church’s worldly powers.
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Bell-ringer How did the Crusades impact the process of cultural diffusion? *if you don’t know what cultural diffusion… look it up
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Impact of the Crusades New weaponry – Crossbow, catapult, and war strategies Political Changes – Lords sold land to join Crusades More power to kings – Church maintained high power Cultural Diffusion – Spreading of ideas and trade
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Manufacturing Domestic system – Goods made in the home Fairs – Bartering Growth of cities
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City Life Very unhealthy No police or street lights Dangerous Dumped wastes
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Black Death Most believe it was passed by rats ~25 million deaths Shook faith – Why? Working class demanded higher wages – Began uprisings
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Architecture Represented by churches – Gothic
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