File - Ms. Piñol`s World History Class
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Transcript File - Ms. Piñol`s World History Class
2010-2011
Thought Questions:
1. Why do you think the Pope is crowning
Charlemagne?
2. What does this picture tell you about
Charlemagne’s Empire?
Franks-
Germanic ppl
living in Gaul select Clovis
Clovis converts to
Christianity- makes friends
w/ Pope and Roman
Christians living in Gaul
768 Charles the Great, AKA
Charlemagne 2 goals
unite
Europe through conquests
convert everyone to Christianity
Successful- double size of Kingdom,
more powerful than anyone since
Roman Empire
Charlemagne
asked to
Rome to crush a rebellion.
Crowned by Pope Leo III.
“Emperor
of the Romans”
Angers Byzantine
Ppl taught to obey him in church
Empire divided into self-sufficient manors
Use counts to watch empire
Counts jobs:
1.
2.
3.
Maintain small army loyal to emperor
Collect taxes
Settle disputes
Minstrels sang song glorifying emperor
(control of media!)
Opened school to train kids of royal officials
Grammar, logic and mathematics
Died in 813, empire divided into weak thirds(eventual Epic Fail) but known for:
extending Christianity to northern Europe
blending German, Roman & Christian
traditions
strong & efficient gov’t
Thought Questions:
3. What do you see in this picture?
4. Who are the men on shore?
5. Where have they come from?
6. Why do you think they have landed here?
Who were the Vikings?
Where did they raid and why?
Traders & explorers from Scandinavia who became pirates
Education unimportant, culture centered on war, pagan
polytheistic ppl
England & Frankish manors & monasteries to obtain money
and goods
Explored east coast of N.A- Vinland aka New Foundland
What was their impact on Europe?
After Charlemagne died Vikings divided & weakened
empire
Europeans gave up land rather than fight, stayed on manors
for protection
Read abt development of Feudalism
Answer the Look For and the Reading Check questions
Thought Questions:
7. What are some of the differences
between the 2 castles?
8. What are some similarities?
Motte- (sounds like caught) castle built on mound of
dirt to elevate for protection
Keep- stronghold built on top of motte
Bailey- enclosure containing kitchen, stables,
workshops, residences for peasants & chapel
Drawbridge- connects motte & bailey, raised to
prevent attack.
Ditch- water around
motte and bailey
Changes to motte & bailey castles
Stone walls
Ventilation slits no windows
Sanitation shaft- waste goes down, “fresh” water
comes up
Keep- residence and fortress, usually form of
towers w/ several stories
1st story- servants, pages, squires
2nd & 3rd- Lord’s residence, great hall for meals,
Parapet- low wall, had arrow slits
Portcullises- iron gate across entrances
Thought Questions:
9. Why do you think some ppl are working & some
are not?
10. Who do you think lives in the castle? Who lives in
the cottages?
11. What does this tell you about life on a manor?
Feudalism- system of life, services
exchanged for land. Justified by idea that
God intended some ppl to be superior to
others.
Monarch- shared top w/ Clergy. Weaker
after Charlemagne yet still top.
Lords & Nobles- ruled own land. Hunted,
battled, supervised.
Wives had babies & kept house.
Divided land into fiefs to give in return for
service.
Knights or Vassals- began training at 7, Chivalryobey lord, respect noblewomen, aid those in trouble,
fight fair & honest.
Vassal enters agreement w/ lord- land (fief) for loyalty
Peasants- base of feudal society
Majority serfs- bound to the land, can’t marry w/o
permission, can’t own land
Can’t get evicted or forced to serve in military
Freemen- paid for use of land, able to leave