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1 Warm up Historians divide time into different eras or periods. Each era has specific political, economic, geographic and social characteristics. Some time periods start with one major event, like World War I. Most time periods, however, do not start or stop because of one major event. Most of the time several events are happening out over an extended period time to bring about changes. Once these changes result in new political, economic, geographic and social patterns, a new time period is created.
2 Warm up Humans also divide their lives into different time periods or phases, such as infancy, toddlerhood, childhood, teenage years, young adulthood, adulthood, middle age, and old age. A birthday can mark the change from one phase of life to the next, yet many underlying changes are also taking place.
3 Warm up Title Assignment in spiral Decline of Feudalism in Europe Page Write the following question and answer it in your spiral. What events brought your childhood to an end? List your ideas in your spiral and be prepared to share.
4 DO NOW There are 4 readings covering the Crusades, The Black Death, The Hundred Year s War & The Great Schism Using the readings describe the four events, and take notes on the Graphic Organizer on how they lead to the decline of Feudalism & the rise in Democratic Thought Complete the notes with the noble, commoners and knights reaction to the end of feudalism. Complete sentences! Don t forget to draw their faces
5 Medieval Europe Ends LG 4: Explain how the Crusades, the Black Death, the Hundred Years War, and the Great Schism contributed to the end of Medieval Europe and describe how new political ideas emerged in Europe at the end of the Middle Ages. Take the following Notes of Decline of Feudalism in your notebook on #37
6 How did the Crusades, Black Death, 100 Years War, and Great Schism lead to the decline of Feudalism and rise of democratic thought?
7 Decline of Feudalism In the late middle ages you see a decline in Feudalism and a rise in democratic (people rule!) thought. This rise will eventually lead to the Renaissance, but first we must talk about the decline. Four possible causes
8 Cause 1: The Crusades 1096 Holy Wars Pope Urban II called on Christian knights to take back the Holy Land (Jerusalem) from Muslims (controlled since 1071) Also. Bring prestige to the Church, wealth, population control, and TRADE Crusades increased power for European kings bringing about consolidate nation-states in Europe (end of Feudalism)
9 Who were the Crusaders going to fight? What major city did many of the Crusaders pass through on the way from Europe into Asia?
10 Cause 2: The Black Death Originated in Asia 1300s Spread via trade routes by fleas! Characterized by fever, vomiting, boils, internal bleeding, etc. Responsible for the deaths of over 1/3 of the population Social upheaval (disorder) resulted and many blamed Jews for the issues Accused Jews of contaminating water wells & spreading the disease. Huge population loss accelerated the end of serfdom (end of feudalism) Smaller population meant less competition for jobs
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12 Cause 2: The Black Death Estimated Long-term Impact on Population of Europe (AD ) Year Population in Millions Year Population in Millions Document Analysis What was happening to Europe s population before the plague or Black Death arrived? How long did it take for Europe s population to recover from the Black Death? How did the population changes that occurred with the Black Death affect the people who survived?
13 Cause 3: The Hundred Years War & England vs. France Fought over land English kings once had feudal manors on French lands and French kings started to dispute the claims French King Philip VI claimed lands and England s King Edward III declared war! England ahead, but France slowly crept back and won French were outnumbered by English in most of the battles and the English won most of the battles. French ultimately won the war Joan of Arc Historians credit Joan of Arc with rallying the French, leading men in key battles
14 Cause 3: The Hundred Years War Effect France s royal power is centralized, France became a major European power, army loyal to French king Contributed to a creation of a system of government taxation and paid military service (no need for knights/vassals) *end of feudalism
15 Cause 4: The Great Schism 1305 Frenchman is elected Pope and the papacy moved to France in Avignon (French have great influence over pope) 1378: Italian is elected pope Pope Urban VI. Papacy moved back to Rome. Effect The French cardinals upset and elected another person Clement VII as pope to keep papacy in France TWO POPES!?
16 Cause 4: The Great Schism People couldn t decide who was the true pope and this lasted 40 years! a third pope is elected Effect Corruption in church no focus on religious matters Power of church declines in Europe (*end of feudalism)
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