The Five Aspects Of Ideas In The Medieval Era

All throughout the middle ages there have been countless experiences and events that have taken place, all of which somehow involve one of the five SPICE factors: Social, Political, Interaction, Cultural, and Economical. A few examples that will be mentioned include Feudalism and what that looked like for the different social classes, the role of the Church, and others. During the course of these events, several ideas came along with them. Ideas that included beliefs, opinions, reasons, schemes, traditions, and more. Three ideas from the Medieval Era that will go more into depth have and the SPICES and other facts go along with them include “You give and you get” and “In Church we trust” and also “Work hard and we all live.” One very significant
Back in the olden times of the Medieval Era the Church was more of a government than the actual government. “Every person was required to live by the Church laws and pay heavy taxes to support the Church,” stated in Document 3. Not only this but people actually paid their way into getting knowledge of how to get everlasting life and happiness and well and special favors or to be certain of a place in heaven. Along with this here was a code to follow seeming to represent laws in a way, which can be found in document 5, known as the Code of Chivalry. Almost every person believed the laws and teachings of the Church and from this, it became very powerful. With this power, it was able to influence kings to do as it wanted. Doesn’t really sound very religious to me... With this information, is can be determined that the factors of SPICE included in this are mainly Cultural, with the religion, belief systems, and ideologies, as well as Political because the Church was basically a form of
Along with that, each idea comes with some form of SPICE to describe it even further. One important question that comes with almost everything we learn from the past is, how has this all affected the world we live in today? Obviously, the world today is not based on a Feudalism system but really, what was it that caused that change? Just maybe I’ll be back, writing another paper about