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World History Ch10

World History CP Chapter 10 Section 4 The Late Middle Ages

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black death Bubonic plague was the most common form, the most devastating natural disaster in European history
anti-Semitism hostility toward Jews
Great Schism division of the Catholic church over determination of would be pope, two popes: Urban VI in Rome and another in Avignon,France
Henry V English king eager to achieve victory over France even though they did not have enough resources to conquer all of France.
Ferdinand and Isabella achieved goal of religious uniformity in Spain; expelled all professed Jews from Spain in and encouraged Muslims to convert to Catholicism in 1492, then issued decree expelling Muslims from Spain in 1502. To a large degree be Spanish was to be Catholic.
What were the economic consequences of the Black Death? trade declined and their was also a shortage of workers caused a dramatic rise in the price of labor. At the same time, the decline in the number of people lowered the demand for food, resulting in falling prices.
What were the major factors that led to the English victories at Crecy and Agincourt? At Crecy, the English archers devastated the French cavalry by aiming their arrows into the thickest part of the ranks. At Agincourt, the French knights in heavy armor tried to cross a muddy field and 1,500 nobles died.
How did Joan of Arc contribute to the French victory in the Hundred Years War? She was deeply religious, experienced visions of her favorite saints that commanded her to free France. Her faith inspired the French armies to find new confidence in themselves & capture Orleans, turning point in war. put death by English for witchcraft.
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