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Middle Ages

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Foundations of Early Medieval Society - Classical heritage of Rome - Christian beliefs - Customs of Germanic tribes
Clovis Established the Frankish Kingdom 510AD
Charlemagne is Crowned Holy Roman Emperor Christmas Day, 800AD
The Schism between the Catholic & Orthodox Churchs 1054AD
Battle of Hastings 1066AD
Beginning of the Crusades 1096AD
Signing of the Magna Carta 1215AD
Influences of the Roman Church - Took over central role in society - Provided a sense of unity (Common Religion) -
Parish Priests Served religious and social needs of the people
Head of the Catholic Church The Pope
Catholic Church Hierarchy 1. The Pope 2. Arch Bishops & Cardinals 3. Bishops who rued over Diocese 4. Priests who ruled over a Parish
Influence of Migration - Britain - Scandinavia - Hungary
Angles & Saxons Moved to Britain after Roman Empire collapses
Vikings Spread through Russia & Scandinavia
Magyars Settled in Hungary
Age of Charlemagne - The Frankish Kingdom (Est. by Clovis) - Clovis converts to Christianity in 500AD
Crowning of Charlemagne - Crowned in Rome by Pope Leo III in 800AD - 1st Holy Roman Emperor
Charlemagne Became king of the Carolingian Empire (771-814AD)
Carolingian Empire - The Empire of Charlemagne - Included most of now western Europe
Carolingian Renaissance - Goal to revive Latin (Roman) learning within the kingdom - Established schools, Organized the church, Built roads in his empire
Feudalism Governmental system based on the ownership of land
Lord Controlled all the land
Vassal Homago of & Oath of Foalty Promised to be loyal to his lord (Took a public oath to the effect)
Vassal Promised to Lord - Loyalty - Military service - Advice - Tax collection
Peasants Considered part of the land
Feudal Contract An agreement between a Vassal & his lord
The Fief Land given to the Vassal by the lord
Serf Worked the land to provide for the Vassal in return for protection
The Vassal Promised: - Loyalty - Military service - Collection of taxes
The Manorial System - Economic System - Self-sufficient
Manor Lords mansion/castle and the land
Knights Gentleman soldier & a member of the warrior class
Knight Process - Paige - Squire - Knight
Page - Started at 7 served until 14 - Servant to the knight
Squire - Assistant to knight - Helped prepare for battle & cared for armour and weapons
Knight - Could become a knight at 21 - Knighted in a special ceremony where he agreed to serve his lord
Chainmail Made by linking small rings of metal together
Chivalry Code of behavior developed for knights
Castles Places of retreat and protection in the event of an attack
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