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Medieval Europe

Transcript: armor developed in Medieval Europe over time from chain mail to plate armor chain mail used to protect from swords useless after invention of mace, so used plate armor plate armor is useless because of longbows and crossbows and guns, so armor developed MUCH more eventually armor became strong and was a major influence on the world in terms of warfare e.g.) bulletproof vests, fireproof vests, waterproof vests. Armour

Medieval Europe

Transcript: Medieval Europe Social System Manorialism Land Ownership Taxes Economic system Order of Classes Serfs Peasants Knights Barons Clergy Lords Royalty Feudal System Gutsherrshaft Grundherrschaft Crusades Pope Urban II Council of Clermont Saladin Turkey Power Struggles Church State Middle East

Medieval powerpoint

Transcript: Kings Life Styles and culture Some of the greatest art came from this time period. The black death swept across Europe killing approximately 1/3 of its population. archery By: Danny Galli Jobs/skills Apothecary Major events Chess Honorable class of soldier in the ranks of midieval military. Usually heavily armored and skilled. Swore to the code of chivalry. In other words, defend the weak, be loyal to their king, and serve God at all times. They were part of the upper class. Supreme ruler of a kingdom. Had highest authority. A kingdom is passed on from king to son upon the kings' death. Checkers Blacksmith Knights The middle ages Most middle age cuisine consisted of the basics like bread, potatos and other home grown products. For the rich, they had more exquisite food like roast pork and elaborate desserts. Most people drank ale, mead and cider, but the rich drank many different wines. Peasants Cuisine Lots of gambling Considered the most painful form of medieval torture, the rack stretches its victims to extremes as it slowly pulls on the victims upper and lower body. Art competitions Law and order >An important occupation in a medieval society. The blacksmith makes the weapons and armor for military use. >The apothecary also played an important role in a kingdom. They helped cure the sick with natural herbs and remedies. Punishments for crimes were extreme in medieval times. They would use torture to intimidate and strike fear into the people of the kingdom. Recreation The life of a peasant in the middle ages was a harsh and enduring one. They worked most of the day and contracted many illnesses due to poor living conditions. The average life expectancy was approximately 35 years.

Medieval Europe

Transcript: Arts Music Drama Architecture Science Medicine Technology Religion Society Sports Cuisine Everyday Life Society Cont. Education Clothing Folklore The Catholic Church made an effort to convert the entertainers. Signs of greater wealth Small structures called mansions were used to illustrate surroundings of a play. Christianity Very Divided Woolen Brittany, Grant and Kacey Beginning around the year 800. Christianity spread throughout Europe. Key advances in society, government and religion. Printing, Paper, Reading. Chivaree Jousting Colf Robinhood Part of everyday life Breads. Lacked vitamins. Military Basic Info. Medieval Europe Religious Festivals Conclusion Conducted in a church Body Quiz: Religious The Great Schism of 1054. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mxi6sDKZZKU Romanesque Gothic Dragons Grammar Math Astronomy Tought about religion Carnivals No new medical research Agricultural Tools Started as a career Corgarff Castle Sickness and illnes more common Gameball Wrestling Regularis Concordia by Ethelwold, Bishop of Winchester. Poor Chicken and other meats. Church Skittles Horseshoes Archery Flowing gowns Elaborate head wear Weathy Miscellaneous

Europe Powerpoint

Transcript: SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT MAP North America North America 38 % 27 % 18 % 11 % 6 % Demographics NGO 18 % 25 % 18 % 30 % 9 % Facts Sales Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 1M 2M 3M 5M 6M 7M LATAM LATAM 17 % 30 % 18 % 25 % 10 % Demographics NGO 9 % 11 % 28 % 14 % 38 % Facts Sales Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 1M 2M 3M 5M 6M 7M Europe. Created by Preston Clark Europe. Created by Preston Clark 11 countries total. Countries Countries 743.1 million people Population Population Artict and atlantic ocean. Oceans that Border Europe Oceans that Border Europe 54.5260 degrees N, 25.2551 degrees E Latitide and Longitude Latitide and Longitude 3.932 million square miles, second smallest continent. Land Size Land Size It depends where in eroupe some places can be cold while some places are warmer. Climate Climate Common Curtial Heritage Culture Culture English Lanuage Lanuage Casual Clothes Clothes A forest in Europe is being de forested causing anmilas to die and could easily endanger an anmial specise Enviorment Enviorment Europiean Mole, Europiean pine mattin, Europiean bison, and Europiean lynx Anmials Anmials Eiffel Tower, Leaning tower of pizza, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, and Stonehenge Attriactions Attriactions Queen Elizbeth. Goverment Goverment Guard, Bulider, and Artist Jobs Jobs Eble, Main, Douro, Volga, Po, sava, Loire, Ebro, and Don River Rivers Rivers Europe once had control of america History History Africa Africa Middle East Middle East Asia Pacific Asia Pacific Asia Asia Australia Australia

Medieval Europe

Transcript: The King gave land to the Nobles who paid rent in the form of continuing loyalty and military support. The Nobles provided the king with money and advice. Knights would fight in wars for the king and guard the person and property of the Nobles. Peasants worked on the knight's or noble's land. They paid taxes of using the land with crops. Towns tried to limit the number of people in the streets at night by having street patrollers. People had to be in their homes by 9:00pm or risk being arrested. Nobles would have to fight with the accuser, people believe God would reward the innocent person with victory. Placing their hand over a fire was another way of proving innocence or guilt. Punishments were meant to fit the 'crime'. For example, a women who nagged their husbands were tied to a ducking stool and ducked three times into the river. Many punishments included: Paying a fine Doing extra work Being put into a pen with a wild dog Scold's bridle Ducking stool Stretching Beheading Hanging Crime Control Other tools had to be operated by more than one person, these were ones that could break castle walls. Trebuchet Battering Ram Ballista Mangonel When a castle was under siege, many of the knights would head out to battle on the castle tops. Many weapons were used such as: Shortbows, Longbows, Crossbows Swords, Battle-axes, Maces Siege Castles Castles were built to maintain power and protect property of the owner against an enemy attack, withstand a siege and act as a military base While building castles, the builders would use many different methods for carrying the stone blocks from one place to another. Pulleys Scaffolds Baskets for carrying stone and earth Medieval Europe Punishments Feudal System

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Medieval Europe

Transcript: The Political structure of Medieval Europe are first came the Kings and Queens, then came the Nobals, then came the Knights, then came the Peasants. The Kings and Queens were the highest ranked over everyone. The Nobals were the second highest rank from everone else and so on. The nobals were vassals of the King and Queen. Nobals' were also lords of lower ranking Knights. The Nobals would tell the knights and his or her workers what to do. The Nobals were the next rank under the Kings and Queens. Political and Social Structure Medieval Europe's Political and Social Structure A Peasant was the lowest ranked in the Middle-Ages. A Peasant served the Nobal by working for him for what ever he needed done. A peasant also didn't own any land. So they were the part of the fuedal system. The Kinks and Queens made the laws and got rid of laws. If someone dissobeyed the rules the King and Queen would do something about it. The King and Queen also ruled over the empire and controled everything. The King and Queen made all the punishments and sentances. Nobles Kings and Queens Knights Peasants The Knights were one rank under the Nobals. The Knights would protect the Nobal and help him fight. He would also protect his land and workers. A Knight got paid in money or land and eveantually become a lord himself. Medieval Europe

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