Europe: The Middle Ages

Jun 10, 2013

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Chapter 11: Europe: Physical Geography and History. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONWhat changes have taken place in Europe since ancient times?WHY IT MATTERS NOWThe nations of Europe continue to influence the world's economy, politics, and cultures.. Europe. Europe's varied landforms and abundant resources influenced the development of many diverse cultures with dramatic histories. .

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Europe During the Middle Ages

Europe During the Middle Ages. AP World History Unit 2. Germanic States. Roman empire overran by Germanic groups with repeated invasions and constant warfare. Breakdown of trade: money became scarce. Cities abandoned, no longer center of economy or administration Population became rural.

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Europe in The Middle Ages

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The Middle Ages of Europe

The Middle Ages of Europe. 5 th to 14 Centuries. 2 Parts- Early and Later Middle Ages Reasons for Middle Ages 1. Fall of Western Roman Empire 2. Decline of Learning 3. Lack of Strong Central Government * One Exception to #3. Frankish Kingdom. Present-Day France Clovis- starts

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Feudalism: A System for Living. Medieval times. Also called Middle Ages Between ancient times and modern times From A.D. 500 to 1500. Background. Ancient Roman Empire fell I nvaders destroyed towns and cut off trade routes Charlemagne King of Franks

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Europe in the middle ages

Europe in the middle ages. Section 1: Peasants, Trade, and Cities. The New Agriculture:. Population: doubled in England during the High Middle Ages Led to a need for increased food production – Climate change and ideal growing conditions. New improvements in farm technology:

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Chapter 10. Europe in the Middle Ages can be categorized by 3 trends:. the spread of civilization to all of Europe the spread of Christianity growing contact with other civilizations in Asia, Africa & the Middle East. Politics. The Manorial System.

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Rome Falls and new Kingdoms emerge: France, Spain, England, Germany… 1000 – 1300’s CE. Population. 1000’s – very low population 14-1500’s – population doubles Predict: What would cause this initially low population and then what would help population grow again? .

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Western Europe : The Middle Ages

Western Europe : The Middle Ages. 600 C.E. to 1450 C.E. Originally created by Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. Europe c . 200 CE. Periodization. Early Middle Ages : 500 – 1000 High Middle Ages : 1000 – 1250 Late Middle Ages : 1250 - 1500

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Trade, Banking & Renaissance European Advancement Period 1350-1480 A.D. Essential Standards.

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Europe In The Middle Ages

Europe In The Middle Ages. Increased Food Production. Change in climate improved growing conditions More land was cultivated Use of watermill Three field system of crop rotation replaced the two field systems. The Manorial System.

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Section 1: Feudalism and the Manor System. The years between ancient times and modern times: also called medieval times Began with the collapse of Rome Charlemagne : Becomes king Reunited Western Europe Created schools, spread Christianity. The Middle Ages:.

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Europe during the Middle Ages

Section 3 Chapter 1. Europe during the Middle Ages. The Viking Explorations. The Vikings were from Scandinavia– this includes Denmark, Norway, and Sweden The curved ends of the Viking ships made them better for the rough North Atlantic They raided and traded through out Europe

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The Middle ages in Europe

The Middle ages in Europe. “Dark Ages” and Later Middle Ages . Fall of Rome. When the Western Roman Empire (centered in Rome) fell in 476, the Ancient Period ended and the Middle Ages began. MA lasted for about 1,000 years until the beginning of the Modern Period in the 1400s.

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. European Social Structure Feudalism 800 -1400 A.D. Essential Standards. 6.C.1 Explain how the behaviors and practices of individuals and groups influenced societies, civilizations and regions. Clarifying Objectives.

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Medieval Europe – The Middle Ages

Medieval Europe – The Middle Ages. Brainstorm three questions you would like to explore based on this picture . Write them down on notebook paper/in your device. Pair up with your nearest neighbor and share your questions, comparing similarities and differences.

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. World History I. Changes in Agriculture. 1000-1300: Europe’s population went from 38 million to 78 million people. 2 main reasons for this: 1. peace and stability after invasions stopped 2. food production increased How/why did food production increase?

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. EHAP. Quest for Political Order. Fall of roman Empire Germanic Successors The Franks External invasions. Emperor Charlemagne. Fall of the Western Roman Empire. Germanic Successor States. Decentralized Society German chieftains replace Roman rule

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EUROPE - The Early Middle Ages

EUROPE - The Early Middle Ages. LINK. The Decline of the Roman Empire – 200 to 476. EUROPE - The adventure of discovery. 165 AD, plague swept through Rome, decimating the population it lasted two years, and was followed from 180 AD by rule of mad Emperor Commodus

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Chapter 10. Peasants, Trade, and Cities. Between 1000 and 1300 the population doubled from 38 million to 74 million It was more peaceful Led to expansion in food production Better climate Had more land due to trees being cut down and swamps being drained

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Name the 4 social classes in Feudalism from highest to lowest. Monarchs Lords Knights Peasants. Define hierarchy. A hierarchy is a social system that organizes people into ranks. What is the difference between a peasant and a serf?.

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Bubonic Plague/Black Death 1347-1362. Essential Standards. 6.G.1Understand geographic factors that influenced the emergence, expansion and decline of civilizations, societies and regions (i.e. Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas) over time .

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. 500-1000 Early Middle Ages (Stagnation and the status quo) 1000-1350 High Middle Ages (Growth returns). http://christdesert.org/images/Audio/1-alma.au. Click link for Chant. Development of feudalism:.

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