later middle ages

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Christianity and Medieval society

• By Jami Thurman
• Mr. Frazier/1st period

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The church shapes society and politics

• Clergy-church officials that did teachings that
  were very influential in European culture.
• Society-the church was the central most important
  place in the society.
• Politics-the church owned a lot of land in the
  society.

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Monks and friars

• Athe monks of Cluny
• BFriars

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The monks of cluny

• Religious order-a group of people who dedicate
  their lives to religion and follow common rules.
• Living apart from society-monks lived apart from
  society, but two new religious orders developed
  for those who wanted to live and teach among
  people.

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Friars

• Francis of Assisi- founder of the Franciscan
  order.
• Friars-members of religious orders who lived and
  worked among the general public.
• Living within society-Friars were the people that
  were called Dominicans, which are people who made
  their own rules.

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Universities are built

• Thomas Aquinas-philosopher who showed how
  religious faith and reason could co-exist.
• created by religious leaders-Thomas Aquinas
  developed a philosophical system called natural
  law to show how god had ordered the world.
• Students took test then and now-scholars wanted
  to establish a connection between religious faith
  and intellectual reason.

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The church and the arts

• Areligious architecture

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Religious architecture

• Inspired by religious expression-their spires and
  high ceilings and colorful stained glass windows
  are all designed to bring people closer to god.

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summary

• In the PowerPoint I discussed the differences and
  similarities of monks and friars. I also
  explained to you about universities and religious
  teachings. I also told you about the Christianity
  and the medieval society. I also told you about
  living within society and living apart from
  society. The monks lived out and the friars lived
  in.

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Magna carta causes changes in England

• Amagna carta
• Bwho demanded this agreement

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Magna carta

• A document written by English nobles and signed
  by king john listening rights the king could not
  ignore.

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Who demanded this agreement?

• The nobles demanded this agreement.

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Effects of magna carta

• Awhat were the effects of m/c?
• Blist three of the demands and why they were
  important.

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What were the effects of m/c?

• No one could be put in jail without reason and
  even the king had to obey the law.

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List three of the demands and why they were
important

• 1.no one could be kept in jail without reason.
• 2.the king had to obey the law.
• 3.everyone was free to hunt and cut down trees in
  the forest.

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Changes after magna carta

• Awhat did m/c inspire the noble to do?
• Bparliament
• Chow did the king limit m/c?

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What did m/c inspire the noble to do?

• The nobles turned to a council for money and
  advice.

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parliament

• A lawmaking body that governs england.

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How did the king limit m/c?

• The kings did not give up their power in England
  so finally they won and they limited the m/c.

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Student magna carta

• 1.we will be able to walk around the classroom.
• 2.I want to listen to music when ever I feel like
  it.
• 3.want to get on our phones when we want.

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The hundreds years war

• Athe course of the war
• Bresults of the war

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The course of the war

• French king dies with no heirs and two men
  claimed the throne.
• The two men that claim the throne, one was French
  and the other one was the king of England.
• English take the lead by winning the war until a
  girl peasant named Joan of arc.
• Joan of arc was a teenage peasant girl who joined
  the army, then got caught and killed.

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Results of the war

• Changes in England, one was parliaments power
  grew because the king needed parliaments approval
  to raise money to pay for the costly war.
• Changes in France, one was the kings power grew
  because he became very popular during the war
  with his nobles. Fighting the English created a
  bond between them.
• Democracy in France will have to wait because the
  English were attacking them.

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The black death
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Where it came from?

• The plague came from central and eastern Asia.

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How did it spread?

• Fleas that feasted on the blood infected rats
  passed on the plague.

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What disease was it?

• One form called bubonic plague could be
  identified by swellings called buboes that
  appeared on victims bodies.

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Effect on manor life and feudalism/How many died?

• The black plagued killed so many people that many
  people were buried without ceremonies or priests.

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What happened to it?

• They cleaned up their sewers and many it slowed
  many people from dying, but it still exists today.

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summary

• The black death killed many people and it created
  these little bumps called buboes on many peoples
  bodies. after a while they cleaned up their
  sewers and they became more healthier. The black
  plague still exist today.