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THE MIDDLE AGES

The Middle Ages

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The Middle Ages. End of an Empire?. Why are they the dark ages? - The collapse of trade and towns, kind of - Loss of literacy and a common language - Development of Germanic kingdoms. The Barbarian Kingdoms c. 500 ce. The Church extends it’s power. Used Church revenues to: Raise armies - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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THE MIDDLE AGES

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Why are they the dark ages?- The collapse of trade and towns, kind of- Loss of literacy and a common language

- Development of Germanic kingdoms

END OF AN EMPIRE?

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The Barbarian Kingdoms c. 500 ce

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Used Church revenues to: -Raise armies-Repair roads

-Care for the poor-Evangelized The Church

THE CHURCH EXTENDS IT’S POWER

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St. Benedict sets rules for monasteries-Once a monk enters a monastery, he is to

remain there for life-Daily life should follow a strict schedule,

pray 8 times per day-Seven hours a day dedicated to manual

labor-2 hours per day devoted to reading

-2 meals per day, wine ok, but no red meat

STRENGTHENING OF PAPAL POWER

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The beginning of Witch Villagehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=yp_l5ntikaU

MONTY PYTHON:

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A political and military system based on holding of land: the control of the land was the key to the system

FEUDALISM THE BASIS OF GOVERNANCE

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Constitutional PeasantsMONTY PYTHON

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The economic engine behind FeudalismA small estate from which a lord’s family gained it’s

livelihoodSelf-sufficient

SerfsFree peasants

THE MANOR SYSTEM

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From French word Cheval (horse) and Chevalier (horse-riding lord)

Aid the poor and help the weakLords fight bravely in the defense of three masters:

-Earthly feudal lord-Heavenly Lord-Chosen lady

CHIVALRY

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The Black Knighthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=dhRUe-gz690

MONTY PYTHON

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Under the code of chivalry, a knight’s duty to his lady becomes equally important as to his duty to his lord

Marriage is to advance status, usually arrangedNo sex in romantic love

ROMANTIC LOVE

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The tale of Sir Lancelothttp://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=lZbG7iwRh34

MONTY PYTHON