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Exploring Germanic Kingdoms: The Rise of Barbarian Groups and Feudalism

Dive into the formation of Germanic kingdoms during the Middle Ages, focusing on the impact of barbarian groups like the Franks, Anglo-Saxons, Magyars, and Vikings. This lesson will explore their migrations, cultural influences, and significant events, including the Vikings' seafaring achievements and the adoption of Christianity. Learn about the immediate and long-term effects these groups had on Western Europe, including disruptions in trade and the rise of feudalism as communities sought protection from local lords. Engage in activities that deepen your understanding of this transformative period.

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Exploring Germanic Kingdoms: The Rise of Barbarian Groups and Feudalism

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  1. Bellringer • SOL Challenge! • BJOTD: What did one wall say to another?

  2. Formation of Germanic Kingdoms in the Middle Ages

  3. Agenda • Bellringer • SOL Notes • Feudalism and Activity • Barbarian Groups and Activity • Vikings Movie • Wrap-Up

  4. 4 main groups • Franks: • Settled in Gaul (modern-day France) • Angles and Saxons: • Moved from continental Europe to England • Magyars • Moved from Central Asia to Hungary • Vikings: • Moved from Scandinavia to Russia

  5. The Vikings • They worshipped warlike gods • Seafaring people—always on the water to find new sources for food • Leif Ericson—landed on North America around 1000 • Eventually adopted Christianity, which resulted in them stopping from looting monasteries

  6. Viking Life

  7. Angles and Saxons

  8. The Magyars • Nomadic people from the East • They were excellent horseback riders • Their goal was to capture people to be sold as slaves, NOT land • Attacked isolated villages and monasteries

  9. Magyars

  10. Influence and Impact of Western Europe • Immediate Impact: disruption of trade and decline of towns • Long-term impact: fear of invasion led to people seeking protection from local lords in and around their castles/manors, which ultimately strengthened feudalism

  11. Advertisement for Barbarian group • Create a recruitment poster for joining a particular barbarian group (assigned) • Include: • The group • Where to apply • Requirements for the job • Benefits of the job • Risks of the job

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