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    Middle Ages Study Guide

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    This document provides an overview of key terms, events, people, and concepts from the Middle Ages and Renaissance periods in Europe. It includes a list of over 100 terms and events to define, as well as 25 essential questions about major developments and achievements during these times, such as the rise of feudalism and knights, the growth and split of the Catholic Church, the Crusades, plague, and the beginnings of the Renaissance in Italy with figures like the Medicis, Brunelleschi, Da Vinci, and Michelangelo. Schematics of medieval castles and cathedrals are also included.

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    This document provides an overview of key terms, events, people, and concepts from the Middle Ages and Renaissance periods in Europe. It includes a list of over 100 terms and events to define, as well as 25 essential questions about major developments and achievements during these times, such as the rise of feudalism and knights, the growth and split of the Catholic Church, the Crusades, plague, and the beginnings of the Renaissance in Italy with figures like the Medicis, Brunelleschi, Da Vinci, and Michelangelo. Schematics of medieval castles and cathedrals are also included.

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    World History
    ~Unit 3: The Middle Ages~

    Term s/Events
    Barbarians -Visigoths -Celts/Picts -Franks The Dark Ages The Byzantines The Slavs Kiev/Rus Battle of Tours Feudalism -Fief -Knight Monasticism -Monastery -Friar -Nun

    ~The Middle Ages~


    -Anglo/Saxons -Mongols -Vikings

    Definition

    -Vassal -Lord/Lady

    -Monk -Convent -Dominicans

    -Franciscans The Battle of Tours The Saracens Inquisition Battle of Hastings Magna Carta Holy Roman Empire Estates General The Crusades -First -Others Seljuk Turks The Fall of Constantinople Banking/Money Economy Guilds Troubadours

    -Jesuits

    -Second -Effects

    100 Years War Ferdinand and Isabella The Babylonian Captivity/Avignon Papacy The Great Schism Inquisition Humanism The Bubonic Plague/The Black Death The Renaissance: Reasons

    Council of Trent The Age of Exploration: Reasons

    Terms not included above

    Greece: People
    Charles Martel St. Jerome Gregory VII Thomas Becket Pepin the Short St. Benedict Francis of Assisi Henry II

    Clovis Charlemagne St. Patrick William the Conqueror

    Eleanor of Aquitaine Dante Alighieri Clement V Machiavelli Lorenzo Medici Leonardo da Vinci Leo X Elizabeth I

    Urban II Geoffrey Chaucer John Wycliff King Arthur Michelangelo Gutenberg Henry V Otto the Great

    Saladin Joan of Arc Jan Huss Cosimo Medici Filippo Brunelleschi Martin Luther John Calvin Columbus

    Middle Ages and Renaissance: Achievements


    Romanesque Basilicas Aachen Cathedral Michelangelos David Inventions of Leonardo da Vinci Other: Gothic Cathedrals San Denis Basilica Sistine Chapel Celling Bayou Tapestry Florence Cathedral Notre Dame Innovations in Music The Mona Lisa

    Essential Questions
    1) Why is the period from 500-800AD referred to as the Dark Ages? 2) Where does the legend of King Arthur come from? 3) What important roles did the Franks play in Western History? 4) Charlemagne did three important things that forever changed Europe, what were they? 5) Explain the development and components of castles in Medieval Europe. 6) Explain the development and components of knights in Medieval Europe. 7) Explain the development and components of cathedrals in Medieval Europe. 8) Understand how the Catholic Church was organized. 9) How did monasticism develop? 10) Why did the Church split into two groups? 11) Who were the Vikings and what was their overall effect on Europe? 12) How did the people of medieval Europe begin to have a say in government affairs? 13) Explain the difficulties Europe had between Church and State? 14) What were the positive and negative results of the crusades? 15) Explain what the plague was, how it spread, and what its overall effect was on Europe.

    16) Explain the roles and Mongols and Humanists played in causing the Renaissance. 17) What was the cause of the 100 Years War? 18) What were some positive results of the 100 Years War? 19) What was the effect of the Babylonian Captivity and Great Schism on Europeans? 20) Why did the Renaissance start in Italy? 21) What impact did the Medici Family have on causing the Renaissance? 22) In what ways did Filippo Brunelleschi embody the ideals of the Renaissance? 23) In what ways did Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo embody the ideals of the Renaissance? 24) Explain the cause and affect of the Protestant Reformation. 25) Explain the causes of the renaissance.

    Schematics of a Cathedral

    Schematics of a Medieval Castle

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