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Medieval Christianity and the Church (1050-1300)

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Introduction to the Middle Ages (1066-1485)

Introduction to the Middle Ages (1066-1485). A.k.a. The Dark Ages or the Medieval Period. William the Conqueror & the Norman Influence. Battle of Hastings was said to change the course of human history. It began the Norman Conquest

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The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages. 1066-1485. Who was the last of the Anglo-Saxon Kings? King Harold Who defeated him? Duke William of Normandy When did it happen? October, 1066. 4. What was different about the Normans as compared to the Romans? They never left England!

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The Middle Ages

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Bell Ringer

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The Medieval Period ( 1066-1485 )

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The Medieval Period ( 1066-1485 )

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The Reestablishment of English (1200-1500)

The Reestablishment of English (1200-1500). The Loss of Normandy. King John (son of King Henry II of England) "lost" Normandy in 1204 . King John fell in love with a French noblewoman-- Isabel of Angouleme .

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Change & Crisis

Change & Crisis. Cusp of the Renaissance 1000s-1400s. Main Points. Feudalism declines Democratic tradition evolves in England and France Europe is torn apart by plague, war, and religious strife. Feudalism Declines. Growing Food Supply Guilds Commercial Revolution Urban Life

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THE IRISH QUESTION

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. The British Isles and Nordic Nations. Sect. 1 - England. Great Britain - Island the size of Minnesota U.K. - 3 formerly independent nations (England, Scotland, and Wales) plus N. Ireland 80% of the people live in England. England - cont. (sect. 1). Landscape of England:

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Late Middle Ages

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Law and Society

Law and Society. Rule of Law. A three part principle of justice: Individuals must recognize and accept laws are necessary to regulate society. The law applies equally to everyone.

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Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales

Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales. British Literature English IV Mrs. Lewis. Early Life. Born c. 1340, probably in London His family was not noble, but well off, having made money in wine and leather trades.

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Homework : 9 th amendment research questions on Monday

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Middle Ages Webquest

Middle Ages Webquest. How to use the Webquest To begin - press F5 To go to the next slide - click anywhere on the current slide or press the right arrow key. To go to the website to find the answers - click on the hyperlink (underlined and colored)

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Mary Queen Of Scots

Mary Queen Of Scots. By Arun Nair. Introduction. Mary Queen of Scots was born on December 8 1542. Her mother was Mary of Guise and her father was King James the fourth of Scotland. . Early Life.

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The Prologue to The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer

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