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    In pre-modern times people started treating the death of others as an emotional outbreak ‚death was no longer seen as something that was common and natural . According to the pre-modern time people started to show true emotions towards death ‚ crying and dramatical feelings were more common to see ‚ death was now harder to accept . As in the Middle Ages Death was looked after as something common and not to be afraid of .During the middle ages people were so acclimated to death they showed little

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    The Chainmail armor was the earliest form of metal armor worn by the average soldier during the Middle Ages. The armor was made from small metal rings joined together to form a closely linked flexible and protective mesh. The word ’Chainmail’ was an English combination of two words‚ ’Chain’ meaning a series of metal rings and ’mail’ from the French word "maille" meaning mesh of a net. The Maille armor primarily consisted of a two-part composite defense. the mail itself and the padding worn underneath

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    The High Middle Ages‚ contributed many innovations‚ methods‚ and political structures. The authority of the church grew. Education flourished and their was a significant change in their art and literature. The primary contributions that defined the High Middle Ages were the Papal Monarchy‚ the growth of universities and the development of Scholasticism and the creation of Romanesque and Gothic structures. The Papal Monarchy was a major contribution to the High middle Ages‚ because it extended

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    fall of Rome in 476 A.D. has been named the Middle Ages and has held titles of various meaning regarding what the entire time period encompasses. The Middle Ages have been given the title of Age of Faith for the rise in power of the Catholic Church and has also been called the Dark Ages for the lack of progress in society. It has also been called the Age of Feudalism for the creation of feudalism caused by turbulent environment and called the Golden Age for some achievements and revolutions in agriculture

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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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    toleration is not simply an explanation of the times‚ but rather a false impression of the truth. The truth in this case being‚ that the Jews and Christians wanted isolation and separatism from each other while at the same time being able to co-exist together in their respective societies. By looking at the Katz text‚ it is plain to see that his main argument on the topic of religious toleration is that these two groups of people in this time period did indeed desire separation and exclusiveness

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    ‘Medicine stagnated in the Middle Ages.’ Explain whether you agree with this statement On one hand medicine did stagnate during the Middle Ages. This is because everything that was roman was destroyed. In Britain‚ as an example‚ most things linked to the Romans was destroyed – villas were covered up as the Ancient Britons believed that they contained ghosts and evil spirits. With this approach‚ it is not surprising that anything medical linked to the Romans fell into disuse in Britain

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    Thucydides is by far the most important of all early historians. He is the most reliable and trustworthy. Throughout this essay I will show how his work contributed to modern history. I will discuss the manner in which Thucydides wrote his history and the importance of it. I will also discuss branches of history in which Thucydides wrote his history such as; the war‚ politics and the plague. Thucydides (c.460-395BC) was born in Athens into what is believed to be a royal family. After proving

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    Art offers us insight into how humans interpreted the world around them‚ giving some context of what life may have been like many thousands of years ago. Philosophically speaking‚ humans pride themselves on their ability to comprehend information as well as their thirst for true knowledge. However‚ it is evident that there is more than our thirst for knowledge that defines us. Before humans developed the written word‚ they found ways to convey and record meaningful thoughts‚ which would continue

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    The middle ages was a long period of time that lasted from 580 to 1580 and during these times many things happened leading to many different chains of events‚ there was new architecture‚ weaponry‚ warriors‚ armies and more. Castles are a large fortified areas which kept people safe from attacks‚ it would usually be the people inside these castles would have been the Lord and his family. It had been heavily fortified and guarded with knights in shiny armor ready to defend at anytime. Medieval Castles

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