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    Education of the middle ages Education‚ as we know it today‚ did not exist in the Middle Ages. Illiteracy was dominant among the population. Scribes were the exception to the rule. Churches were the main source of knowledge and schooling. Real interest in learning grew along with the development of towns. The towns’ officials needed to be educated. At the same time a need for legal institutions was created and so started the university phenomenon. Modern education was on its way. There were

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    believe the Middle Ages reflected darkness or embodied ignorance. Even though this period had centuries to produce new technology‚ they still contributed in the molding of today’s society. Their contribution was the improved innovation on “borrowed” technology. When people refer to the Middle Ages as “dark‚” they might be associating the “darkness” with the looming death that engulfed the period. One famously horrific encounter of death was the plague‚ Mr. Broedel states “…Europe lost between one third

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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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    that the “Dark Ages in Europe” were chaotic and terrible. This point of view is conveyed through the quotes‚ “During the early Middle Ages much of Europe passed through a time of turmoil and confusion‚ of ignorance and lawlessness.” and “The Germanic Kingdoms which had been set up by 476 were unable to suppress violence. There were so many highway robbers that travel became dangerous. Europe suffered a decline in commerce and manufacturing‚ in education‚ in literature and the arts‚ and in almost

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    Middle Ages Feudalism

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    The middle ages should be considered an age of darkness because of the large amounts of poverty‚ slavery‚ and disease. The black death killed a very large portion of the European population‚ Charlemagne’s divided empire was subject to attacks‚ and peasants were forced into working for vassals on large portions of land. The introduction of feudalism brought the concept of separating large portions of land to lesser lords called vassals. This was significant in that it brought vassals who “pledged

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    23‚ 2013 Describe music life in The Middle Ages; I would a discussion based on the development of sacred and secular music throughout this time period. Please identity key genres that developed composers of the time and civic life that surrounded the music of this time. Music in The Middle Ages made great advancement through the centuries which many are still evidence. The Christian church affected the development of music greatly during the middle ages. People used music for different things

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    been analyzed time and time again‚ each time concluding to a different result even to this day. Women have fulfilled a variety of different roles throughout mankind‚ but one of the most interesting times for women was during the Middle Ages due to the strong tie between society and the Catholic Church. In modern days‚ the Catholic Church plays a role in society even though religion is getting practiced less often compared to medieval society. In the medieval era‚ prostitution played a very large

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    piece was showed traits typically found in the Middle Ages. More specifically‚ the piece seemed to be a mass. One of the obvious signs of the period and genre was found in the style the piece was based around. The piece utilized the conventions of plainchant. From the beginning of the piece to the very end‚ one vocal soloist performs the music in its entirety. Therefore‚ the piece was monophonic; as no accompaniment was utilized. Another aspect of Middle Age plainchant was the use of a nonrigid structure

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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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    Oxford Dictionary describes the word middle as‚ “at an equal distance from the endpoints of something; between.” When talking about history‚ the middle ages is the time between the fall of Rome and the Renaissance. During the middle ages‚ the way of life for people was very different than any other era. Daily life depended on wealth‚ power and social status. Having a feudal pyramid based on these categories made it easier for everyone at the time. The Medieval Church played a great role within medieval

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