The Late Middle Ages

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The Late Middle Ages

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. The Crusades. 1095: Urban II calls for knights to capture Jerusalem from Muslims Recover Christian lands Lasted three hundred years After 1st Crusade knights killed Arabs and Jews and set up feudal estates Crusaders created demand for Arab goods

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Late Middle Ages

Late Middle Ages. The Three Contributions The Black Death Hundred Years’ War The Great Schism . The Black Death. The Black Death, also called the Bubonic Plague began in Asia in 1346. It was said to be transmitted by fleas and rats that came across on trading ships to Europe.

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. The Church Reforms: The Age of Faith. The Age of Faith. A new age of religious feeling Wanted to return to the basic principles of Christianity Still problems troubled the church. Church Reforms. Marriage of priests

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. SS.A.2.4.6-7; SS.D.2.4.6; SS.B.2.4.5; SS.B.1.4.4; SS.B.2.4.2. Revival of European Trade. Medieval Europe=agricultural society Trade had declined during chaos after Rome’s fall By 900s, people relearned many skills/tools for trade

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. Public Turmoil Personal Piety. Overview. England is at war with France Many men claim papacy at one time Renaissance begins Black Death. Disaster for Europe and the Church. 1347 arrival of the Bubonic Plague 1/3 of Europe’s population was wiped out Priest Fled

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. England France The Hundred Year War Crusades http :// www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRQXDZDDY-o. Development of England. People Anglo-Saxons: From Demark Settle in England Normans: From Normandy Settle in England Beat the Anglo-Saxons and take over.

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Late Middle Ages

Late Middle Ages. Britain, France, Spain and Russia. I. Britain. Norman Conquest (1066 A.D.) 1066 A.D.- Anglo-Saxon king Edward dies – brother in law Harold chosen to rule Duke William of Normandy challenged throne – supported by Pope

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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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Late Middle Ages

Late Middle Ages. By the end of the High Middle Ages Western European nations gained much of the shape by which we know them today They became more stable and began concentrating on establishing stronger political structures . Power of the Church.

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Late Middle Ages

Late Middle Ages. WHI.12. European Nation States - France. WHI.12a. Nation States. In the late medieval period European monarchies consolidated power and began forming nation-states. France. 987-1180: Hugh Capet takes the throne in France and begins the Capetian Dynasty

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The Late Middle Ages

The Bubonic Plague aka The Black Death. The Late Middle Ages. Introduction. The Black Death 1348-1350 Swept Europe and took about two-fifths of the population Transformed many pious Christians into believers in the great power of Death. The Black Death. Background

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. William the Conqueror. A. Cousin to the king of England 1. He was the Duke of Normandy, meaning he was a vassal to the King of France B. Dispute over who would be next in line for the throne when the king died.

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Late Middle Ages

Late Middle Ages. Islam means “submission to God” Founded by Mohammed in 622 AD Five main religious duties: 1. to pray five times a day, facing the Mecca 2. give to the poor 3. profess their faith by reciting a creed daily 4. fast every day during Ramadan

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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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THE LATE MIDDLE AGES

THE LATE MIDDLE AGES. THE CRUSADES. Simple summary- A series of “holy” wars where European Christians attempted to remove the Muslim Empire from the “Holy Land”. RESULT. Most of the Crusades were a complete failure Lessened power of the Pope Created religious tensions

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The Troublesome Late middle Ages…

The Troublesome Late middle Ages…. Papal Power vs. Royal Power. King Philip IV of France wanted to tax the clergy …. Pope Boniface VIII argued that Philip IV needed the pope’s consent to tax clergy. Philip IV sent troops to capture Boniface Viii….

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. Francesco Triani. Triumph of Death (detail). Ca. 1350. Wealthy folks fleeing the city. http://faculty.etsu.edu/kortumr/17latemiddleages/htmdescriptionpages/02death .htm. Climate Change and Famine (c. 1300).

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Late Middle Ages

Late Middle Ages. The Three Contributions The Black Death Hundred Years’ War The Great Schism. The Black Death. The Black Death, also called the Bubonic Plague began in Asia in 1346. It was said to be transmitted by fleas and rats that came across on trading ships to Europe.

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The High (Late) Middle Ages

Royal Power Notes. The High (Late) Middle Ages. Objectives. The student will demonstrate knowledge of social, economic, and political changes and cultural achievements in the late medieval period by Describing the emergence of nation-states and distinctive political developments in each

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Late Middle Ages WAR!!!!

Late Middle Ages WAR!!!!. Agenda Intro to Section 5 Small group activity. Late middle ages- problems again. 1300-1500(ish) Another time of troubles This time issues come from inside Europe. War and the Growth of Nations.

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. WHI SOL #12. #1 Which phrase best completes this diagram?. Closure of Banks Use of Arabic Numbers Letters of Credit Church Rules on Usury. Letters of Credit.

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6.5: The Late Middle Ages

6.5: The Late Middle Ages. I. The Black Death. Middle Ages. Late Middle Ages. Renaissance. Black Death Question.

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