Chapter 13 - The Early Middle Ages

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Chapter 13 - The Early Middle Ages

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. William I . Battle of Hastings. Domesday Book. The Norman Conquest England under the Norman and Plantagenet Kings 14th century. Economic Prosperity and Baronial Revolt. Reforms and English Parliament. The Lancastrian and Yorkist Kings. The War of Roses.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. Germanic Kingdoms. Note: NOT Germans Different kind of civilization: No written laws. No cities. Governed by custom. Elected kings. Nobility swore allegiance to kings. Kings protected all in times of war. War occurred often. Battle of Tours, 732 AD.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. By the time King Clovis died in 511, he had ruled most of what is now France...His ancestors (called MEROVINGIANS) ruled, not peacefully, as kings for 275 years...By 700 AD, the Merovingian kings had dwindled. In 714, Charles Martel ruled. He then passed his power on to his son, PEPIN THE SHORT.Pepin the Short and the CHURCH needed each other. The pope needed protection from the Lombards who threatened Rome, and Pepin was declared,

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Chapter 17 – The Early Middle Ages

Chapter 17 – The Early Middle Ages. Section Notes. Geography of Europe Europe after the Fall of Rome Feudalism and Manor Life Feudal Societies. Maps. Europe: Physical The Spread of Christianity Charlemagne’s Empire Invasions of Europe, AD 800-1000. History Close-up.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. A PowerPoint Presentation by Kevin F. Keiser. In this unit, there are Four Developments. 1. Justinian’s Byzantine Empire 2. The Rise of Islam 3. The Carolingian Franks 4. The Last Wave of Migrations and the Rise of Feudalism.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. By Annalicia DaSilva and Marybeth Gordon. The Roman empire fell in 476 A.D. due to…. Germanic Tribes. Poor Leadership. Military Problems. Economic Problems. Political Corruption. … Thus leading to the start of the Middle Ages. Roman Catholic Church.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages . Chapter 19 . Fall of Rome . Germanic groups invaded western Roman Empire. These groups overthrew the last emperor in Rome. Western Europe was then divided into many kingdoms, and many Catholic Christianity strongly influenced societies. . Rivers and Seas .

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. Western Europe in Decline. Post Roman Empire Political decline Social decline Economic decline Dark Ages Middle Ages 500 AD to 1500 AD. The Franks. 486, Clovis conquers Gaul Clovis converted to Christianity Gained allegiance of Christian Church in Rome.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. Western Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire Germanic tribes carve up Europe into small kingdoms Charlemagne unites much of Western Europe for a brief period. Western Europe in Decline.

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THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES

THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES. HISTORIC OVERVIEW. MIDDLE AGES FOLLOW ROME. Middle Ages is the name given to 1000 years of European (from Europe) history Also called Medieval times– from Latin words meaning, “middle” and “age”. Roman Empire at Peak. TIMELINE. Began after Fall of Rome

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. Erica Ness Moreno Valley High School AP Art History. Christian Imagery. Creation Virgin Jesus Christ 12 Disciples 4 Evangelists (Gospels) Crucifixtion Resurrection Old Testament and Two Testament . Chronology. Three Main periods:

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages.

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Chapter 17 The Early Middle Ages

Chapter 17 The Early Middle Ages. Section 2 Europe After the Fall of Rome. Christianity Spreads to Northern Europe. As Rome fell apart: Groups from the north and east moved in Set up states Rulers of states called themselves kings By 500s AD Europe is divided into many small kingdoms.

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Chapter 17 The Early Middle Ages

Chapter 17 The Early Middle Ages. Section 1 Geography of Europe Notes. The Physical Features of Europe. Europe Small continent Part of Eurasia Ural Mountains are the boundary between Europe and Asia. Landforms and Waterways. Topography of Europe varies

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Chapter 17-The Early Middle Ages

Chapter 17-The Early Middle Ages. Mrs. M. Brown. Section 2. After the fall of Rome, groups moved into Europe and divided the lands among themselves. The leaders of these groups called themselves kings.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. During the early middle ages, 500 to 1000, Europe was isolated from the more advanced civilizations in the Middle East , South Asia and China. A Land of Great Potential Roman roads connected places, spreading Christianity, classical ideas, and the Latin language.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. Chapter 7 Sect. 1. The period between ancient times and modern times during A.D. 500–1500 was called the Middle Ages. After winning a battle in 496, King Clovis established a Christian kingdom in Western Europe.

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The Early Middle Ages

The Early Middle Ages. Germanic Invasion Notes. Objectives. The student will demonstrate knowledge of Western Europe during the Middle Ages from about 500 to 1000 C.E. in terms of its impact on Western civilization by

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Chapter 7: The Early Middle Ages

Chapter 7: The Early Middle Ages. Chapter 13: The Early Middle Ages. Section 1: Charlemagne’s Empire. Charlemagne. Charlemagne became king of the Franks in 768. His power came from his military power. Pope Leo III called on Charlemagne to help defend the Papal States from the Lombards.

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The Early Middle Ages

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Chapter 9 – The Early Middle Ages

Chapter 9 – The Early Middle Ages. Section Notes. Video. Geography of Europe Europe after the Fall of Rome Feudalism and Manor Life Feudal Societies. The Legacy of the Feudal System in Europe. Maps. Europe: Physical The Spread of Christianity Charlemagne’s Empire

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The Early Middle Ages

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