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    When the Roman empire failed the “Middle Ages” arose from the downfall. The only religion that was recognized during this time in Europe was Christianity and more specifically Catholicism. Christianity dominated the lives of both peasants and the nobility. Religious institutors including the Church and the monasteries became wealthy and influential given the fact that the state allocated a significant budget for religious activities. Christianity as a religion was derived from Judaism. The Christianity

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    The middle ages were a hard time for everyone. People struggle everyday trying to have enough food on the table and to be able to afford everything for their basic needs. The government wasn’t so great either. Everyone’s lives were difficult unless they were the wealthy. The government‚ people’s daily lives and medicine were difficult during the middle ages. Medieval Europe had different forms of government depending on the state and time period. People were governed by a king‚ lord or city assemblies

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    The Middle Ages is a period‚ more famous as “Dark Ages” due to the oppression and the corruption of the church‚ the Black Plague and the lack of progress in people’s life. The common event used to mark the beginning of the Middle Ages is the year the Western Roman Empire fell. One reason this year is not very accurate is that even though the western part fell‚ the eastern kept it up for another thousand years and its influence was still in power despite being weakened through the centuries. With

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    was almost unheard of in times like the Middle Ages. Today‚ however‚ this notion is common and relevant‚ and the French Revolution seems to be the catalyst of this idea. In the Middle Ages‚ people had no reason to rebel until the age of Enlightenment‚ where ideas like natural laws and freedom of speech were introduced‚ which is why there are more revolutions now than there were in the past. While the word ‘feudalism’ is typically linked with the middle ages‚ the word has no real meaning. It can be

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    Thousand and thousands of years ago‚ the Middle Ages came to be after the fall of Rome‚ and both feudalism and manorialism supported each manor’s function‚ providing hope during the dark ages. During medieval times‚ feudalism contributed to the success of its efficient economy‚ it formed a strong military‚ and lastly‚ it kept the religion of christianity alive by protecting the culture of its people. Medieval manors were able to support each level due to its efficiency of labor and organization.

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    Women in the Middle Ages

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    The medieval woman was allowed a larger measure of freedom and status than the usual image we have of the Middle Ages. Women were allowed to own property and inherit from their family. Some women were employed and some were in charge of businesses. Among the upper class‚ women were as educated as their male counterparts. In Europe‚ women were allowed to inherit property from both their fathers and their husbands. In most cases‚ whatever the woman brought into a marriage in the form of a dowery

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    perez Morals and Values in the Middle Ages During the middle ages‚ there were many corrupt church officials‚ people who took advantage of others‚ and very few honest men. Geoffrey Chaucer was one of those honest men who believed in writing the truth and not just what the powerful wanted to hear. In his literary work‚ The Canterbury Tales‚ Chaucer’s biases and values are most portrayed through characters such as the Parson‚ the Oxford

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    Middle Ages and Music

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    Middle Ages Dates:   1. What was going historically during this era?  What was life like? 2.  Who or what had the power? 3.  Who were learned or literate? 4.  Who were allowed to sing in church? 5.  Most of the music that was notated during the middle ages was sacred or secular? 6.  Was most medieval music vocal? 7.  What is Gregorian Chant?  Discuss its origin‚ texture‚ melody‚ rhythm‚ text.  How did it receive its name?  What is its purpose? 8.  When chant was notated‚ was the rhythm notated or

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    Piracy In The Middle Ages

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    Ali Rami WRLD HST Mrs. Bucher 02/05/2015 Piracy in the Middle Ages Piracy is the act of robbery or criminal violence on and around the high sea. The term can and is not limited to include any acts committed on land‚ in the air‚ in large bodies of water or on a shore. Piracy does not normally include the crimes committed against people traveling on the same vehicle as the possible criminal. The term‚ “Piracy” has been used throughout history as a reference to land-raids committed by non-state agents

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    The Middle Ages: The Crusades The Crusades were a lengthy number of battles in the Middle Ages that shaped and drastically changed religion all across Western Europe forever. These wars were driven by an intense dedication to faith by the Muslims and Christians of the time. 1. Crusade can be defined as an action driven by what people believe to be a good and worthy cause (Philips). 2. Interpretations of works by Islamic and Christians place start of Crusades ahead of accepted beginning in 1095

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