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Alquin introduction

The start and the end of the middle ages

Éowyn de Jong and Nora Doornhof

Index

• The beginning of the middle ages
• A moment that changed the world
• A second moment that changed the world
• The end of the middle ages
• Test questions

The beginning of the middle ages

The beginning of the middle ages

• 476 A.D.
• Romulus
• 350 years
• Germanic soldiers

The beginning of the middle ages

• Germanic kingdoms
• Roman regional languages
• Greco-Roman culture
• Germanic cultural areas
• 450 A.D. 

The beginning of the middle ages

• Agricultural society 
• Reading and writing
• Security
• Barter Economy
• Autarkic

A moment that changed the world

A moment that changed the world

• The one-hunderd year war
• Inheritance regulations
• Trading with other countries
• Economy

A second moment that changed the world

A second moment that changed the world

• 12th and 13th centuries
  
• warmer tempratures
• Philosophers
• Natural scientists

The end of the middle ages

The end of the middle ages

• 1381
• Peasant revolt
• London
• Feudal system and serfdom

The end of the middle ages

• 1337
• Black Death
• Wages
• 1363
• Blue clothes

The end of the middle ages

• Taxes
• Commoners
• Brentwood
• Fall of the systems
• Church
• Main reason

The end of the middle ages

• Crusades
• Muslims
• Doubting
• Heathen

The end of the middle ages

• Historians
• Greek and Roman era
• Renaissance
• Art, Philosophy & literature

Test questions

Which Roman regional languages are still being spoken today?

1. English, Italian, Spanish, German and Danish
2. Portuguese, Romanian, Danish, English and French
3. Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian
4. German, Italian, Bulgarian, Norwegian and Spanish

What did the population growth during the 12th and 13th centuries help?

The commoners were not allowed to wear gold clothes?

1. True
2. False

Serfdom

Feudal system

Crusades

Commoners

Heathen

Being part of someone's possession

A way to rule an area in which the king splits his ground under landlords

A series of religious wars initiated, supported, and sometimes directed by the Latin Church.

A normal citizen

A not christian person

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