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    lessen the time souls had in purgatory. After the souls would be brought out of purgatory‚ the souls would then immediately get a “free pass” to heaven. The indulgences did not only benefit the person who bought them‚ but could also be for a deceased friend or relative‚ and be passed down to his or 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

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    Towards the end of the Middle Ages‚ many European nation-states were making gains to become more unified. However‚ the Hundred Years’ War and the Black Plague made doing so increasingly difficult. Much of Europe was still recovering economically and France and England’s military was astonishingly weakened. Despite the turmoil in Northern Europe‚ the Italian Renaissance brought about changes in political and social thinking which may have‚ in turn‚ precipitated much of Northern Europe into its growth

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    During the Middle Ages‚ Japan was known for its art‚ the different roles of its people‚ and its successful economy. Japanese art covers a wide range of art styles and media ‚ including pottery ‚ sculpture in wood and bronze‚ ink painting on silk and paper‚ calligraphy ‚ ceramics ‚ architecture ‚ oil painting ‚ literature ‚ drama and music. Medieval Japan had warfare and destruction‚ characterizing the medieval era in which samurai warriors became the rulers of the land. The similarities as well

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    role throughout the years‚ especially during the middle ages. The fourteenth century is when when many forms of Christianity spread in what we now know now as Europe.The kings during this period pretty much made everyone in their relm convert to Roman Catholicism‚ until King Henry VIII broke ties from the traditional Catholic church.The breaking ties from roman catholic institutions and the renaissance both caused problems and solutions during this time period. Religion even played its part in foreign

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    Global Entanglements that led to the Coffee Consumptions in Europe’s Middle Age. Written by Destinie Watkins 4/18/2016 World civilizations   A Global Entanglement can be described as a worldwide compromising relationship or situation. Global entanglements led to new forms of consumption and new forms of leisure among various groups in societies around the world. In this case‚ the global entanglement was the establishment of Coffee and local coffee houses. In this paper‚ I will identify the

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    The “Propoganda of Saints in the Middle Ages” article‚ written by Esther Cohen‚ goes over many of the methods the Catholic Church employed to gain power over the people in Europe. Cohen goes through the middle ages by describing how the Catholic Church was spreading its faith; mainly through the use of propaganda. An Age of Faith took place between the fall of the Roman Empire and the discovery of America. Cohen describes how the in the early years of the church‚ martyred Christians rapidly assumed

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    like backgammon and chess‚ card games like poker‚ and plays. The events amused citizens of all ages. A con for the middle ages was the medical treatment. Most of the diseases in Medieval Europe were fatal‚ or had the potential to grow fatal. As the text book clearly states‚ "It’s no wonder people were frequently ill. Many illnesses that can be prevented or cured today had no cures during medieval times" (History Alive 46). Even the common cold could develop to become scarlet fever‚ a deadly disease

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    emergence of the middle class was the one basic thing which affected in the age of revolution. Middle class people are the people who fall in middle place of social hiearchy below the higher class pople and above the lower class. The people like commoners‚ merchants‚ capitalists‚ etc fall under this class. Revolution would have been never been succeed if middle class people have never emerged because they have played a vital role in every revolution. Before the revolution‚ middle class people were

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    3: THE MEDIEVAL WORLD HIGH MIDDLE AGES: MONARCHIES AND THE CHURCH In the midst of this setting‚ medieval countries began to emerge. England and France began to develop strong monarchal systems of government. Spain and Portugal emerged as monarchies near the end of the Middle Ages. Germany and Italy never developed strong monarchies. Here are your goals for this lesson: · Identify key political leaders‚ especially of France and England‚ during the High Middle Ages. · Identify key personalities

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    Narnia vs Middle Earth By Connor Huffman Narnia and Middle Earth. Too lands filled with magic and war. The first‚ written by C. S. Lewis while the other is in the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings written by Tolkien. These two lands are much alike in almost every way‚ right up to the point where you take a look and everything is actually very different. There some similarities‚ yet there are differences‚ such as the writer of Narnia was Christian while Tolkien was Catholic. I will be comparing and contrasting

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