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Conditions in Europe before Charlemagne

Barbarians running around killing and wrecking things. No one in power (power vacuum)


Fall of Rome

Describe Charlemagnes rule

He created feudalism which is working for a home and land in return. Establishes order and law.

Changes that Charlemagne brought about

He created a new social class system

Define feudalism (government)

Exchange of land for military service and protection

Define manorialism (economics)

No one is allowed to leave the town

Define self-sufficient

Having everything you need in your town, not leaving your town. ( water, land, food, housing, etc.)

Define fief

A piece of land

Why did feudalism come about

Because there was no law and order at the time

Lords

Get land for protection and are rich

Vassals (nobles)

Oversee peasants for land and are a bit wealthy

Knights

Warriors to protect

Code of Chivalry

Code of conduct, honor, loyal, and bravery that every knight must follow.

Peasants

Live and work on land in exchange for military protection.


Poor, tied to land.

Define tithe

10% money goes to church. Increases the power of the church.

What were the roles of monks and nuns in Europe

They helped the poor and the sick.

Define illuminated manuscripts.

They were passages from the bible decorated to look like art.

How did the church increase its power

The pope worked with the king in making political decisions and the church in return, helped him.


Common conduct.


Excommunication- kicked out by church.

How were non Christians treated? Why

They were treated badly because they were a minority. (Jews) (anticeminism)

What were the crusades

A religious war between the Christians and the Muslims over Jerusalem.

What were the causes of the crusades

They both wanted to take over Jerusalem and make it their holy land.

What were the effects?

War


Increase in trade


Cultural diffusion


Sparks the need for exploration

What was the Black Death and how was it caused?

It was a disease caused by fleas and ratpoop

What was the population loss

Every one in three people died from the Black Death.

What was the population loss

Every one in three people died from the Black Death.

What were the effects of the Black Death?

Caused chaos, decreased population, made for even more unsanitary living conditions