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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Recovery and Rebirth: The Renaissance. Timeline. Meaning and Characteristics of the Italian Renaissance. Renaissance = Rebirth Jacob Burkhardt Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy (1860) Urban Society Age of Recovery Rebirth of Greco-Roman culture

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Feudalism & Manorial System

Feudalism & Manorial System. I. Invaders Attack W. Euro. 800-1000: invasions helped destroy Carolingian Emp. Muslims Magyar Vikings. A. The Vikings. From Scandinavia “Northman” or the “Norse” (Germanic) Farmers, fishermen, hunters, traders, & explorers

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Essential Question : What were the causes & effects of the Crusades? CPWH Agenda for Unit 4.4 :

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Early Middle Ages

Early Middle Ages. What were the significant events, people and conditions in the growth of monarchial and imperial systems of government?. Charlemagne. Charles Martel Pepin the Short Charlemagne Lombards in Italy Pope Leo III. Cathedral at Aachen. Achievements.

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Medieval European

Medieval European. Economic System. I can explain how incentives impact behavior I can describe the manorial system of medieval Europe I can analyze and select which economic system existed during the Middle Ages. Medieval?. What is Feudalism?. Feudalism: M edieval model of government

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Manorial System , serfs

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FEUDALISM AND THE MIDDLE AGES

FEUDALISM AND THE MIDDLE AGES. FEUDALism. Feudalism is the political and social system of the Middle Ages. A lord granted a vassal land in exchange for loyalty, military assistance and other services. THE STRUCTURE OF FEUDALISM. LORDS. PEASANTS. NOBLES AND LAND.

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Europe In The Middle Ages

Europe In The Middle Ages. Increased Food Production. Change in climate improved growing conditions More land was cultivated Use of watermill Three field system of crop rotation replaced the two field systems. The Manorial System.

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Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The Feudal System Quick Facts: Feudal Obligations

Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The Feudal System Quick Facts: Feudal Obligations The Manorial System Daily Life in the Middle Ages. The Feudal and Manorial Systems. The Feudal and Manorial Systems. Main Idea

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Europe in the Middle Ages

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Feudal Society

Feudal Society. After the fall of Rome. Between the collapse of the Roman Empire in the West around 500 CE and the rise of the nation state of the 17th century European society was relatively stable.

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Unit 3, SSWh 7A

Charlemagne, Feudalism, & Knights. Unit 3, SSWh 7A. What was everyday life like in Medieval Europe?. SSWH 7 a. Explain the manorial system and feudalism; include the status of peasants and feudal monarchies and the importance of Charlemagne. CHARLEMAGNE. United western Europe

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Unit 3, SSWh 7A

Charlemagne, Feudalism, & Knights. Unit 3, SSWh 7A. What was everyday life like in Medieval Europe?. SSWH 7 a. Explain the manorial system and feudalism; include the status of peasants and feudal monarchies and the importance of Charlemagne. CHARLEMAGNE. United western Europe

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Aim:

Aim: . Aim: How successful was the manorial system in achieving self-sufficiency? . Do Now : How would you react to a law that only allowed. Travel in your immediate neighborhood? Answer in two sentences.

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Feudalism

Feudalism . What happens when there is no centralized government anymore? Who used to be the Government in charge? What happened to them? What do people need to survive? How will they meet their needs?. How they lived. Nobles built castles on top of _______

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The Growth of Towns

The Growth of Towns. SEC 3 Ch. 5. The Rights of Townspeople. As towns started to grow. People started to realize they did not fit into the manorial system. They started to make their living by making and trading goods. Lords still controlled the towns. They expected something in return.

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The Feudal and Manorial Systems

The Feudal and Manorial Systems. Unit 4 Sec. 2. KEY QUESTIONS. __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________. THE FEUDAL SYSTEM. The Origins of Feudalism _____________________________________________

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Feudal and Manorial System

Feudal and Manorial System. 3 Keys to Understanding Feudal Relationships. Only nobles could be vassals. It was possible to be both a lord and vassal at the same time. It was a direct relationship.

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Early Modern European Peasant Life: ca 1500-1800

Early Modern European Peasant Life: ca 1500-1800. The Three Estates Population Agriculture Marriage and Family Terms: Three Estates, Manorial System, Cottage Industries. I. The Three Estates. Clergy Nobility Commoners. II. Population. Grew slowly until 1700

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Kick off! Key Terms

Kick off! Key Terms. Knights Fief Vassal Feudal System Fealty Manorial System Serfs. Feudalism and The Growth of Monarchies. Chapter 13.2. Objectives: 9/27/13. Understand the major political and economic systems that organized societies in Western Europe during the Middle Ages .

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