MSL Prep 1 - Northside Middle School
... ____ 43. In the Hellenistic world, the city-state was replaced as the main political unit by the a. kingdom. c. assembly. b. polis. d. military. ____ 44. Alexander’s empire did not grow any larger because a. his generals began fighting for power. c. his soldiers wanted to return home. b. the Hindu K ...
... ____ 43. In the Hellenistic world, the city-state was replaced as the main political unit by the a. kingdom. c. assembly. b. polis. d. military. ____ 44. Alexander’s empire did not grow any larger because a. his generals began fighting for power. c. his soldiers wanted to return home. b. the Hindu K ...
Chapter 5 - Taranturch5
... • Peter the Hermit- led what was called the “people’s crusade” in 1096. • When they stopped at Constantinople the Emperor there tried to get them to wait for help. • But most of Peters followers went on and were defeated. – only a small part survived ...
... • Peter the Hermit- led what was called the “people’s crusade” in 1096. • When they stopped at Constantinople the Emperor there tried to get them to wait for help. • But most of Peters followers went on and were defeated. – only a small part survived ...
WESTERN CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
... towns, the events leading to changes at the end of European’s Middle Ages and decline of Feudalism. SS.HMW.40.01 Analyze the causes and consequences of the Crusades, including their effects on Christian, Muslim, and Jewish populations in Europe. ETM SS.HMW.40.02 Describe the causes, consequences and ...
... towns, the events leading to changes at the end of European’s Middle Ages and decline of Feudalism. SS.HMW.40.01 Analyze the causes and consequences of the Crusades, including their effects on Christian, Muslim, and Jewish populations in Europe. ETM SS.HMW.40.02 Describe the causes, consequences and ...
欧美文化 - 无忧文档
... ??A splendid Greek urban civilization. By Greek culture, we mainly refer to the culture of classical ...
... ??A splendid Greek urban civilization. By Greek culture, we mainly refer to the culture of classical ...
OWT_Chapter_09C
... What kinds of people might occasionally visit the manors? Sometimes people with special skills would visit the manors. Tinkers made a living by moving from estate to estate, patching pots or fixing other metal objects. Minstrels and other troubadours entertained by playing music, juggling, or actin ...
... What kinds of people might occasionally visit the manors? Sometimes people with special skills would visit the manors. Tinkers made a living by moving from estate to estate, patching pots or fixing other metal objects. Minstrels and other troubadours entertained by playing music, juggling, or actin ...
Medieval Arms Armor and Tactics
... of Otto, officially starting what became known as the Holy Roman Empire and permanently tying the new empire to the affairs of Italy and Rome (Strayer 1974: 69). Otto’s Empire remained strong even after his death. His rule, and that of his successors, prevented feudalism from entering their kingdom, ...
... of Otto, officially starting what became known as the Holy Roman Empire and permanently tying the new empire to the affairs of Italy and Rome (Strayer 1974: 69). Otto’s Empire remained strong even after his death. His rule, and that of his successors, prevented feudalism from entering their kingdom, ...
Page i (Title page) History Alive! The Medieval world and Beyond
... let you show what you’ve learned. The tests for History Alive! The Medieval World and Beyond are different. They let you show how well you understand each lesson’s key ideas. These tests also allow you to use your multiple intelligences. Each test has some of the usual multiple-choice questions. The ...
... let you show what you’ve learned. The tests for History Alive! The Medieval World and Beyond are different. They let you show how well you understand each lesson’s key ideas. These tests also allow you to use your multiple intelligences. Each test has some of the usual multiple-choice questions. The ...
The Role and Status of the Catholic Church in the Church
... in the Roman Empire in the fourth century by the Emperor Constantine2 the Great (313337) considerably improved the status of the Catholic segment of Christianity. At the time of Theodosius I (379-395) all the citizens of the empire were required to join Catholic Christianity and, with one exception, ...
... in the Roman Empire in the fourth century by the Emperor Constantine2 the Great (313337) considerably improved the status of the Catholic segment of Christianity. At the time of Theodosius I (379-395) all the citizens of the empire were required to join Catholic Christianity and, with one exception, ...
Chapter 17
... Franks develop group identity long after other Germanic peoples Clovis is a major Frankish leader Destroyed last vestiges of Roman rule in Gaul Dominated other Germanic peoples Franks establish themselves as preeminent Germanic people ...
... Franks develop group identity long after other Germanic peoples Clovis is a major Frankish leader Destroyed last vestiges of Roman rule in Gaul Dominated other Germanic peoples Franks establish themselves as preeminent Germanic people ...
Chapter 10 Medieval Europe
... Under feudalism, relationships in the hierarchy were between lords (people higher up in the hierarchy) and vassals (people lower down in the hierarchy). However, feudalism was not simply a topdown structure where the people at the top could tell the people below them what to do. Obligations were mut ...
... Under feudalism, relationships in the hierarchy were between lords (people higher up in the hierarchy) and vassals (people lower down in the hierarchy). However, feudalism was not simply a topdown structure where the people at the top could tell the people below them what to do. Obligations were mut ...
War and Peace in Ancient and Medieval History
... the very gradual tightening of a tribute-based system and compares this with other parts of the medieval Mediterranean world where, from the eleventh century onwards, Christian forces began to expand into territories that had previously been under Muslim rule. The three remaining chapters on medieva ...
... the very gradual tightening of a tribute-based system and compares this with other parts of the medieval Mediterranean world where, from the eleventh century onwards, Christian forces began to expand into territories that had previously been under Muslim rule. The three remaining chapters on medieva ...
World History Standards - Shepherd School District
... Students will identify the characteristics and impact of exploration on the world, effect of the Enlightenment Period on the creation of the United States Constitution; identify the Enlightenment thinkers, changes in the economy and society, the development of the 13 Colonies, the impact of the slav ...
... Students will identify the characteristics and impact of exploration on the world, effect of the Enlightenment Period on the creation of the United States Constitution; identify the Enlightenment thinkers, changes in the economy and society, the development of the 13 Colonies, the impact of the slav ...
Empires, bureaucracy and the paradox of power
... The emphasis in this volume is on the formal institutions of imperial governance. Much of the most influential scholarship on empire since the 1950s has explored the informal aspects of imperial rule, sparking interpretations as widely divergent as Robinson and Gallagher’s ‘imperialism of free trade ...
... The emphasis in this volume is on the formal institutions of imperial governance. Much of the most influential scholarship on empire since the 1950s has explored the informal aspects of imperial rule, sparking interpretations as widely divergent as Robinson and Gallagher’s ‘imperialism of free trade ...
World Civilizations: The Global Experience, 7e (Stearns)
... 33) The title of Holy Roman emperor, as used in the Middle Ages, represented which of these? A) the revival of the Roman Empire B) the partial revival of the Roman Empire C) the utter collapse of the Roman Empire D) the aspirations of German rulers Page Ref: 246 Topic: Stages of Postclassical Devel ...
... 33) The title of Holy Roman emperor, as used in the Middle Ages, represented which of these? A) the revival of the Roman Empire B) the partial revival of the Roman Empire C) the utter collapse of the Roman Empire D) the aspirations of German rulers Page Ref: 246 Topic: Stages of Postclassical Devel ...
Chapter 20: The Vikings, 900 A.D.
... During the 900s, Charlemagne’s empire and Anglo-Saxon England were attacked by new invaders ...
... During the 900s, Charlemagne’s empire and Anglo-Saxon England were attacked by new invaders ...
Online Library of Liberty: The Holy Roman Empire
... The Holy Roman Empire Chapter I: Introductory Chapter II: The Roman Empire Before the Entrance of the Barbarians Chapter III: The Barbarian Invasions Chapter IV: Restoration of the Empire In the West Chapter V: Empire and Policy of Charles Chapter VI: Carolingian and Italian Emperors Chapter VII: Th ...
... The Holy Roman Empire Chapter I: Introductory Chapter II: The Roman Empire Before the Entrance of the Barbarians Chapter III: The Barbarian Invasions Chapter IV: Restoration of the Empire In the West Chapter V: Empire and Policy of Charles Chapter VI: Carolingian and Italian Emperors Chapter VII: Th ...
THE AGE OF WESTERN CHIVALRY: THE INFLUENCE OF MUSLIM
... There was also an era in the age of Western chivalry when Western Europe was struck by calamities and catastrophes including a series of famines, plagues, and wars, which killed much of the population. The greatest known ecological disaster, the Black Death, that occurred between 1347 and 1350 kille ...
... There was also an era in the age of Western chivalry when Western Europe was struck by calamities and catastrophes including a series of famines, plagues, and wars, which killed much of the population. The greatest known ecological disaster, the Black Death, that occurred between 1347 and 1350 kille ...
jChapter 17
... Slaves, free peasants in both Roman and Germanic societies Heavy intermarriage Appeals to lords, special relationships Mid-7th century: recognition of serf class ...
... Slaves, free peasants in both Roman and Germanic societies Heavy intermarriage Appeals to lords, special relationships Mid-7th century: recognition of serf class ...
17. The Foundations of Christian Society in Western Europe
... Slaves, free peasants in both Roman and Germanic societies Heavy intermarriage Appeals to lords, special relationships Mid-7th century: recognition of serf class ...
... Slaves, free peasants in both Roman and Germanic societies Heavy intermarriage Appeals to lords, special relationships Mid-7th century: recognition of serf class ...
challengers - Los Banos Unified School District
... Mighty Rome was buckling under the pressure of barbarians in 476 A.D. How could it happen to a nation once so mighty, so rich, and so well organized? In its days of glory, around 117 A.D., the Roman Empire had extended from northern England across to the valley of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, ...
... Mighty Rome was buckling under the pressure of barbarians in 476 A.D. How could it happen to a nation once so mighty, so rich, and so well organized? In its days of glory, around 117 A.D., the Roman Empire had extended from northern England across to the valley of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, ...
Medieval Europe - Amazon Web Services
... The decline of the Carolingian monarchy was helped by the arrival of the Vikings, between about 850 and 1050. Initially, they came to raid, attacking coastal centres and monasteries in England, Ireland, Scotland and coastal France. In time they settled in the areas they had previously attacked. They ...
... The decline of the Carolingian monarchy was helped by the arrival of the Vikings, between about 850 and 1050. Initially, they came to raid, attacking coastal centres and monasteries in England, Ireland, Scotland and coastal France. In time they settled in the areas they had previously attacked. They ...
Chapter 16: The Two Worlds of Christendom
... In the west, the last Roman emperor deposed by Germanic Odoacer, 476 C.E. Administrative apparatus still in place, but cities lose population Germanic successor states: ...
... In the west, the last Roman emperor deposed by Germanic Odoacer, 476 C.E. Administrative apparatus still in place, but cities lose population Germanic successor states: ...
17. The Foundations of Christian Society in Western Europe
... Major Frankish leader Destroyed last vestiges of Roman rule in Gaul Dominated other Germanic peoples Franks establish themselves as preeminent Germanic people ...
... Major Frankish leader Destroyed last vestiges of Roman rule in Gaul Dominated other Germanic peoples Franks establish themselves as preeminent Germanic people ...
What were the lasting contributions of the Greek city
... European Christians attempted to end Islamic rule of Palestine. Seljuq Turks Urban II Crusades Saladin Children's Crusade Concept: The Crusades impacted the economy of Western Europe. barter economy domestic system usury capital capital market economy Concept: Trade affected the development of Europ ...
... European Christians attempted to end Islamic rule of Palestine. Seljuq Turks Urban II Crusades Saladin Children's Crusade Concept: The Crusades impacted the economy of Western Europe. barter economy domestic system usury capital capital market economy Concept: Trade affected the development of Europ ...
Early Middle Ages
The Early Middle Ages or Early Medieval Period was the period of European history lasting from the 5th century to the 10th century. The Early Middle Ages followed the decline of the Western Roman Empire and preceded the High Middle Ages (c. 1001–1300). The period saw a continuation of trends begun during late classical antiquity, including population decline, especially in urban centres, a decline of trade, and increased immigration. The period has been labelled the ""Dark Ages"", a characterization highlighting the relative scarcity of literary and cultural output from this time, especially in Northwestern Europe. However, the Eastern Roman Empire, or Byzantine Empire, continued to survive, and in the 7th century the Islamic caliphates conquered swaths of formerly Roman territory.Many of these trends were reversed later in the period. In 800 the title of emperor was revived in Western Europe by Charlemagne, whose Carolingian Empire greatly affected later European social structure and history. Europe experienced a return to systematic agriculture in the form of the feudal system, which introduced such innovations as three-field planting and the heavy plow. Barbarian migration stabilized in much of Europe, although the north was greatly affected by the Viking expansion.