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    In the Middle Ages the Medieval Knights did some hard and easy tasks/challenges. The Medieval Knights had to learn how fight and go to war‚ but the war was extremely violent in the European countries. Some hard tasks/challenges that the Medieval Knight had was enhancing skills for the war‚ like 2-handed sword‚ battle axe‚ mace‚ dagger‚ and lance. The Knight was expected to stand guard at the castle‚ and support the lord in the Medieval warfare. There are some Knights that rode horses and their horses

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    Music of the Early Middle Ages Music‚ like many of history’s other achievements‚ can trace its origins back to the beginning of man. The early Middle Ages of Europe was a significant time period when music began to develop a more permanent aspect in people’s lives. During this time‚ music was essentially divided into two different genres‚ sacred and secular. Sacred music was performed during religious worship or ceremony and secular music was performed for entertainment purposes. The following

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    creatures of the mind and women‚ creatures of the body; men provide economically for the family‚ whereas women birth babies and take care of the household. As noted historian and sexologist Vern Bullough writes in his essay On Being A Male In The Middle Ages‚ “the most simplistic way of defining it (masculinity) is as a triad: impregnating women‚ protecting dependents‚ and serving as provider to one’s family.” (1) While

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    The Middle Ages were a time where Europe was shrouded in famine‚ wars‚ and plagues. One of the most well-known plagues was the Black Plague‚ which was a terrible disease that eliminated one-third of Europe’s population. After this plague‚ Europe began to change for the better. The Black Death caused a major shift in Europe‚ which led peasants to have social mobility which led to the Renaissance. Before the Renaissance though‚ Europeans had to endure the effects of the widely feared plague. What caused

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    During the Middle Ages‚ a women’s role in life is vastly different than what it is today. In the Middle Ages‚ a women’s place in society was running the household and their jobs included cooking‚ cleaning‚ and raising children. Additionally‚ women were excluded from the church‚ and this led to the rise of mysticism. Mystics tended to be single women who practices celibacy‚ were of the upper class‚ and were educated and knew how to read and write so they could write down their visions in books‚ and

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    The topic of ethnicity and migration dates back through many centuries. As I focused in on one particular group in the early middle ages‚ the Slavic people of Eastern Europe‚ I found those topics very apparent in the time of their expansion. Through extensive research I was able to map out a history of the Slavic people and the cause of their migration West towards Rome. Their reasons were very much like those of the Syrian people today. The Slavic people originated in the early 5th century. They

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    Romanesque and Gothic styles of architecture were some of the few symbols of civilization in the poverty Middle Ages. These two main styles of architecture‚ have many similarities‚ but also have many differences. This is because lifestyles altered in the time between these two time periods. Romanesque was designed to be more for defensive purposes than for any aesthetic quality‚ as gothic cathedrals. Monasteries housed the remnants of saints‚ and during the Romanesque period the cult of relics became

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    Soldier Being in the army is a tricky and hazardous occupation at any point in history‚ and to be one during the middle ages was no exception. Whether you were in the ranks of a Saxon shield wall or bogged down in a marsh with arrows pinging off your armour‚ the outlook was fairly bleak. Unless you were a noble‚ and therefore worth more alive than dead‚ you couldn’t be certain you’d make it back to your village with all your limbs still intact‚ let alone your life. Although there were chivalric

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    After the Middle Ages‚ a religious reformation that traveled through Europe occurred. This religious reformation is known as the Protestant Reformation. Many events happened during the Middle Ages that led to the Protestant Reformation. Some of these events were the Catholic church‚ Martin Luther‚ and the printing press. These three events had a large enough effect that they were a big cause of the reformation. Many people dislike the Catholic Church’s traditions. A big reason for this was because

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    her heir. Pope Leo X was selling indulgences to earn money to build St. Peter’s Basilica. He also needed the money to pay back every bank in Rome and other associates. People in the Middle Ages accepted the power of the Church without a doubt. The Church had granted indulgences only for good deeds in the Middle Ages‚ but by the late 1400’s‚ indulgences could then be bought. Martin Luther was a German monk and a theology

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