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DO NOW :. DO NOT USE YOUR NOTES FOR THIS! Answer the following questions: What is a barbarian? What were their relationship with each other (ex: respected each other, fought each other..) What is the name for the person who is in charge of the Roman Catholic Church? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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DO NOW: DO NOT USE YOUR NOTES FOR THIS!
Answer the following questions:1. What is a barbarian?2. What were their relationship with each other (ex:
respected each other, fought each other..)3. What is the name for the person who is in charge of
the Roman Catholic Church?4. What determined if a ruler was powerful during the
middle ages?
When you finish, take out your “Do-Nows”Make sure they ALL have the proper heading on
them (INCLUDES DATE!)Also! Take out your homework
Do Now:
Write the questions AND answers to the following questions on a separate piece of paper.
1. What are the different social classes in the Feudal system?
2. Why was Feudalism created?3. In what ways did Feudalism affect the lives of
Medieval residents?
When you are finished, put EVERYTHING away except for your homework and something to write with.
UNIT 2:Dark Ages
Feudalism at its finest!
GRAPES
• G eography• R eligion• A chievements• P olitics• E conomy• S ocialHelps us
remember the important facts
MEDIEVAL EUROPE
• GEOGRAPHY: Europe• RELIGION: Christianity• ACHIEVEMENT: tools• POLITICS: Feudalism• ECONOMY: Farming/Trade• SOCIAL: King Lord Knight Serf
What was the geography of medieval Europe?
• Temperate Climate
• Lots of farmland available
What was the major religion during the Medieval Ages?
• Christianity takes over
• Catholic church dominant
What were the achievements of medieval ages?
• Access to the world’s advances• Farming developments big
What was the political structure during the dark ages?
• Kingdoms emerge from Roman Empire
• Power plays between kings and church
What drove the economy during the dark ages?
• Land was source of wealth
• Kings claimed all the land
• Growth of merchants and trade
What was the social structure during the dark ages?
• Strict social order• Feudal society• Hierarchy of
power
Who were barbarians and why were they important?
• a person belonging to a tribe or group that is considered uncivilized.
• After Rome fell, Europe was left without a central government or defense invasions led to groups creating kingdoms.
• These kingdoms often fought each other
What made a king powerful?
• The most powerful kings were the ones with the most land and best warriors!
Who was Charlemagne• Most important leader of the Franks• (modern-day France)• Ruled for 40 years• Built his empire with the help of the pope• Unified all Christian lands in Europe• His empire survived MANY barbarian attacks.
Charlemagne’s Empire Charlemagne’s Empire
What role did the Roman Catholic Church play in
the dark ages?
*Church was a central part of society!
What is a pope?
• The Christian church headed by the Pope.*Pope = the Supreme leader of the Roman
Catholic Church
How many forms of Christianity were there
in the middle ages
• Today there are many forms of Christianity but in the Middle Ages there was only one:
Roman Catholicism
What do Christians believe?
• Believe in one God• Follow the teachings of Jesus
• Religion played a very important role in their daily lives.– People were married and
baptized in the church– People attended mass on
Sundays– They gave 10% of their earnings
to the church– 3 days a week, they did not eat
meat.
What role did the church play in the lives of medieval European residents??
What role did the church play in the lives of medieval European residents??
• Since there were no strong empires or kingdoms the Church was one organization that had respect and power.
• Popes were more powerful than kings!
What role did the church play in the lives of medieval European residents??
• The Church was led by popes. Priests and nuns converted, gave care to people
What is a monk??
• Monks were spiritual leaders (obviously)
• They lived in monasteries and did things like copy books.
What is a monk??
• Devoted their lives to God
• Travelled and spread the teachings of Christianity
• Spent years transcribing the Bible since the printing press wasn’t used in Europe yet.
Churches and Cathedrals during the Middle Ages
What was the structure of the Roman Catholic Church in the dark ages?
Pope
Cardinal
Archbishop
Bishop
Priest
Rules
What was the relationship between kings and popes?
• BFF’s!• Charlemagne crowned
by the pope• Starts a trend of
cooperation
• Cooperation continues between kings and popes
• Until…
• 1075 C.E.• Holy Roman Emperor
Henry IV vs. Pope Gregory VII!
• Henry IV began appointing Catholic bishops in the Holy Roman Empire.
• Gregory VII said “ENOUGH”
Why was feudalism created?
800 – 900 : Europe was threatened by 3 MAIN groups 1. Muslims 2. Magyars 3. VikingsMuslims: - followers of Islam - Northeast Africa, Spain
Magyars: - central Asia
Vikings: - Norway and Denmark
• FEUDALISM was created in response to all the Viking attacks
Monarch
Lords/Ladies
Knights
Peasants/Serfs
How did feudalism work?
• William the Conqueror brought the idea around 1000 C.E.• Provided people with protection and safety by creating a
clear social orderMonarch: GET RICH
Lords: COLLECTrented land from king
Knights: PROTECT•Provided protection for land
Serfs: WORK•provided food, service and labor to their Lord
Rules
WHAT WERE THE RULES OF FEUDALISM?
• During the Middle Ages, people were born in a social class for life.
• They had the same position, and often the same job, as their parents.
Rules
What do Muslims believe?
• Believe in one God – Allah• Follow the teachings of Muhammad• Most prevalent in Northern Africa, Spain, Eastern Asia, India and Middle Eastern
• Worship in a Mosque
• Studied Muslim law in college as well as other subjects
What do Jewish people believe?
• The Jewish faith believes in one God.
• They do not have central religious authority that could make or issue a unified creed. (No figure similar to the Pope).
• Judaism stresses performance of deeds or commandments rather than adherence to a belief system.
How were non-Christians treated?
• During Medieval Times, the Jews and the Muslim people were treated horribly.
• They were often killed simply because the Christians did not agree with their choice of religion.
• They were often blamed for plagues and wars.
What were the Crusades?
• a series of battles fought over religious territory waged by much of Christian Europe
Why was Jerusalem worth fighting over?
• Jerusalem was important to three different religions.
*The Jews had temples there. *The Christians considered it Holy Land*The Muslims thought Jerusalem was
important because Mohammed left Jerusalem for heaven.
The beginning of the battles• A Muslim ruler set fire to a Catholic Church• The Pope at the time declared it was time for
a “Holy War” to take Jerusalem back.
WHO WON??
• Disease! – illness killed more soldiers than the battles
• Christian armies even fought one another• Jerusalem was taken over by the Christians
and then taken back some years later by the Muslims
A benefit!
• It is said that the Crusades caused cultures to mix and Europe to adopt different ideas.
• …And maybe was a catalyst for the Renaissance……