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middle ages
dark ages
medieval era
started August 24th, 410 AD
Alaric
leader of visagoths who invaded rome and finally destroyed roman empire
agrarian peasantry
(farming)
largest and lowest social group
local lord
local government
kept track of contracts and fought
bougerois
first appeared in 11th century to designate new merchant groups which formed communities in old roman towns.
these men supported a strong central government that eliminated random tolls and tariffs.
bubonic plague
known as "black death" hit europe in 1347-1350
killed 2/5 of w. europe
pope boniface VIII
tried to maintain the papal monarchy of early 13th century but French army beat up boniface and he almost died.
unam sanctam
one of the strongest declarations of papal authority issued by pope boniface. made pope the most powerful man in europe
the great schism
when one pope, pope clement V, was in france, and the another pope was appointed in italy.
conciliar government
would have given the council ultimate authority, not the pope. this idea failed
magna carta
demanded bit of authority back from the king
first baby step towards reviving democracy. helped to create the first effective legislative branch of government in the world... parliament.
The War of Roses
war between the house of york and the house of lancaster
war for british throne
renaissance
rebirth
medieval art
not very realistic
always centered around church
poor sense of depth and mass
stiff figures showing little emotion
no obvious source of light
often unsigned
book of hours
beautiful manuscript of france
vernacular
local language (french, spanish, german...)
renaissance art
more depth perception
easily tell there is light
more proportion
more emotion and not as stiff
artists signed work