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The Middle Ages
a*K*a
The Dark Ages
After the Fall of Rome
Why is it called the Dark Ages?
• Rome West side falls
• Learning Declined (church keeps it alive)
The fall of Rome:
brought many important
changes to Western Europe.
Effects of the Fall of Rome
•
•
•
•
Germanic tribes took over Roman lands.
Hundreds of little kingdoms took over.
No system for collecting taxes.
Kingdoms were always at war with one
another.
E. Napp
Warfare increased. Trade decreased.
The “Dark Ages” began.
The Church
During the
Middle Ages
Church is Very Rich
•LAND = MONEY
•Christianity brings
people together
•Catholic Church
WEST SIDE: POPES: POWER
• SECULAR- “worldly”–Power state
–Power church
–Sacraments- important
ceremonies
• What can happen if you don’t
do what the pope tells you to
do?
MORE POWER
• Excommunication- out of
the church.
Parts of the Church
• Monasteries- Monks
• Convents- Nuns
• Vows
1. Poverty
2. Chastity
3. Obedience
Churches
• GOTHIC
-Pointy Arch
• ROMAN
-Round Arch
• http://www.yout
ube.com/watch?v
=MsAUAHBftNY
Why were stained glass windows
important?
East Side: Byzantine: Orthodox Church
• Patriarch- head of the church, no total power
• Icons- images of Jesus and saints
Hagia Sophia
The Emperor Justinian
• Reunited the Empire in
• Justinian’s Code
– Code
– Collected all of existing
Roman laws
The Fall of Constantinople
• Constantinople becomes…..
ISTANBUL!!!!
Warfare increased. Trade decreased.
The “Dark Ages” began.
Clovis was
an important
king of the
Franks. The
Franks were
one of the
largest
Germanic
tribes.
E. Napp
Clovis and the Franks
• In A.D. 481, Clovis united the Franks and
became their king.
• Clovis converted to the Roman Catholic faith.
• Franks blended Germanic & Roman cultural
practices.
Carolingian Dynasty
• Charles Martel (Charles the Hammer)
– Battle of Tours- Moors (Muslim) v. Franks
– Franks win.
• Pepin the Short- is next.
Charlemagne
became king
of the Franks
in 768 A.D.
He conquered
a vast empire
and tried
to recreate
the glory of the
Roman
Empire.
Charlemagne
• Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire by Pope
Leo III.
• He gave land to his nobles in exchange for
their loyalty and military service.
“Holy Roman Emperor”:
However:
after his death, the empire declined.
2
1
3
The Rise of Feudalism
• While Charlemagne’s descendants were not
able to recreate the glory of the Roman
Empire, the Franks did greatly affect life in the
Middle Ages.
• Indeed, the Frankish practice of giving land to
nobles in exchange for loyalty and military
service spread throughout Western Europe.
Page: 324
KING
Church Officials and Nobles
Knights
PEASANTS
ASSIGNMENT:
1. Write a summary of Clovis and Carolingian
Dynasty. Notebook Paper
2. People of the Middle Ages Worksheet
– Identify each person
– Color each person
– Cut them out
– Page: 324: put them in their proper social class.