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Gothic Architecture

Gothic Cathedrals Observation of Architecture: What do Gothic Cathedrals say about the Roman Catholic Church? Comment on the interior, exterior, details, windows, etc. Write one paragraph using 2-3 examples to support your statement. Gothic Architecture. High Middle Ages.

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The Dark Ages

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3rd Class

3rd Class. Start Audio Recording Attendance Sheet Handouts Slides Agenda Review Later history of English Constitutional Law Introduction to Criminal Law Rex v. Hugh Smith, De Republica Reading for next class Throckmorton

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The Lion in Winter

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Chapter 8-1 Royal Power Grows

Chapter 8-1 Royal Power Grows. Power Shifts. So far, the power has been very divided in Medieval Europe. Feudal Lords, Nobles, Kings, and the Church all imposed taxes and made the laws. These often contradicted or overlapped each other.

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The Canterbury Tales

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The Medieval Era

The Medieval Era. 1066 - 14856. The Norman Conquest. Led by William, Duke of Normandy, the Normans (from France) invaded in the year 1066. The King of England was killed in the Battle of Hastings, and William emerged victorious.

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What are these people famous for?

What are these people famous for?. Queen Bertha. King Aethelbert. Christianity in Britain. How did it all begin?. St. Martins Church. New words. Archbishop Priest Shrine Monk Chapel Pagan Catholic Protestant Church Pope. Who was Thomas Becket?. A teacher An archbishop A knight.

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Thomas becket

Thomas becket. St Thomas Becket enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury from a Nottingham Alabaster in the Victoria & Albert Museum. Nottingham Alabaster panel depicting the return of St Thomas Becket from exile, in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

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Rise of Democracy: The English Model

Rise of Democracy: The English Model. Creating a Set of Laws. No universal set of law during early middle ages in Western Europe The Eastern Empire (Byzantine Empire) tried to preserve Roman law Emperor Justinian (527-565) ordered the study and codification of existing law codes.

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Chapter 9: Emerging Europe and the Byzantine Empire

The Impact Today: Ancient Rome literary works exist today because they were copied by monks. The influence of English common law is seen in our American legal system. Byzantine architecture inspired building styles in eastern Europe and Southwest Asia.

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PLANTAGENET KINGS 1154-1485

PLANTAGENET KINGS 1154-1485. The Plantagenet Kings include those of the Houses of Anjou, Lancaster, and York. What were the legacies of the Angevin English monarchs? How did the actions of the Angevin monarchs shape the development of Parliament and an English nation?

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Religion During the Medieval Period

Religion During the Medieval Period. Jamie Campbell 2 nd period. The Churches . The main religion during medieval times was the Roman Catholic Church. The head of the church was the Pope. The church was the seat of learning during the Middle Ages. It also helped bring peace to Europe.

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? Starter Study the source on your desk and discuss the questions that accompany it.

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Medieval Period (1066-1485) Historical Background

Medieval Period (1066-1485) Historical Background. The Norman Conquest. Edward the Confessor died in 1066. He has no heir. Harold II is named as his successor by a council of elders. William of Normandy claims that Edward promised him the throne.

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The Medieval Period

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Magna Carta

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Magna Carta

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