Ch 8 The Late and High Middle Ages

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Ch 8 The Late and High Middle Ages. King/Queen. European Royal Hierarchy . Prince/Princess. Duke/Duchess. Duke/Duchess. Duke/Duchess. Baron/Baroness. Baron/Baroness. Baron/Baroness. Baron/Baroness. Baron/Baroness. Knight. Knight. Knight. Knight. Knight. Knight. Knight. Knight.

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Ch 8 The Late and High Middle Ages

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Ch 8 The Late and High Middle Ages
King/Queen European Royal Hierarchy Prince/Princess Duke/Duchess Duke/Duchess Duke/Duchess Baron/Baroness Baron/Baroness Baron/Baroness Baron/Baroness Baron/Baroness Knight Knight Knight Knight Knight Knight Knight Knight Serfs Baron/Baroness and “Noble” are general terms for landholders. In Europe they went by many different titles such as; count, earl, marquis, etc.

Louis IX (or St. Louis)
The Holy Roman Empire
Who is today’s pope?
The Vatican Guard
What does 9/11 have to do with the Crusades?

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The High and Late Middle Ages. Monarchs, Nobles, and the Church. 1000-1300 the balance of power shifts Monarchs centralized power; expand their domains at expense of the Church Supported by townspeople who wanted peace for trade. William of Normandy. William conquers England; King (1066)

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The Late Middle Ages

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The Late Middle Ages

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Late Middle Ages

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THE LATE MIDDLE AGES

THE LATE MIDDLE AGES. 10.4. THE BLACK DEATH. The Middle Ages in Europe had reached a high point in the 13 th century. In the 14 th century, however, some disastrous changes took place. Especially catastrophic was the Black Death.

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The Late Middle Ages

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The Late Middle Ages

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. Crisis and Reform. Black Death. Famine of 1315-1317 Weakened population Causes: Bacillus carried by fleas living on fur of rats Forms: bubonic, pneumonic, septicemic Mortality: at least 30% Aftermath: recurrence; challenge to economy, social order. Questions:

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High and Late Middle Ages

High and Late Middle Ages. 1050-1450. Where it begins…. Feudalism is the way of life Church & Nobles have a great deal of the power Monarchs will attempt to take power back. Who’s Next. King Edward dies Harold vs. Duke William Duke has Pope’s support Invasion of England.

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The Late Middle Ages

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