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500 BCE
Chp 18.3 The begening of Monks and Friars (monastery)
People were unhappy with the political nature of the church. They were thinking the clergy should be focused only on spiritual matters. And then the people feared tat the church had become focused and obsessed with wealth and power -
Period: 400 to 1200
Chp 17 the early middle ages
This chapter is about the Early Middle Ages and about the physical feature of Europe,missionaries and what they did, feudalism with governs knights and nobles,and feudal societies. -
800
Chp 17.3 the beggening of knights and land (Europe)
Knights needed weapons armor and horses. This equipment they used was very expensive and few people had money in the early Middle Ages. -
900
Chp 17.4 the beggening of lords and vassals (Europe)
In Europe the basis for the feudal system was that the lords gave land to knights. So in return,the knights promise to serve there lords and fight them when nessecary. -
1000
Chp 17.2 the begging good of missionaries (Europe)
The thing that spread Christianity into Northern Europe was the pope. Over the years, a lot of popes sent missionaries to talk to people in northern kingdoms about Christianity. -
Period: 1000 to 1500
Chapter 18
This chapter is about the later middle ages and about popes, kings, bishops, and priests, it talks about what they did and who was more powerful, and also talks about christian and Muslims and about the Hundred years war. -
1002
Chp 18.5 The weakening of Muslim Control (Spain)
A powerful Muslim government of Spain had begun to weaken, Because the political and religious leaders fought each other for power. So carious ethnic group also fought each other. in 1002 the Muslim government fell apart completely. So they caught up and fought among themselves. -
1049
Chp 18.1 the beginning of popes fighting for power
The people of Western Europe considered the pope the head of the church but the people in Western Europe disagreed. So the popes
were trying to fight for power to earn it. -
Period: 1270 to
Chapter 19 the Renaissance and reformation
This chapter is about the Renaissance and reformation it’s about trade artists, and after they talk about famous artists and what they did. -
1291
Chp 18.2 the ending of the crusades (France)
The crusades followed, but none of them were successful. In 1291 the Muslim armies had taken back all of the Holy Land, and then the crusades had ended, there are a lot of reasons that the crusades fail like, The christian leaders fought among themselves and planned poorly. etc.. -
1300
Chp 19.1 the beginning of the Renaissance (Italy)
The word Renaissance means rebirth. The Renaissance devolved the importance of people as individuals. And the ideas they used were ver6 different for the Middle Ages. -
1337
Chp 18.4 The beginning of The Hundred Years' War (France)
Even though Manga Carta changed England government, it didn't have any effect outside of that country. Kings in parts of Europe continued to rule as they already did. and then these kings also had to face great political changes. -
1400
Chp. 19.2 the beginning of paper and printing (Europe)
Paper making spread from China to the Middle East, and then to Europe. Severa European factories were also making paper by the 1300. -
Period: 1400 to
Science and Exploration
This chapter is about science and how people invented all this science stuff and about what these people did to change the world. -
1500
Chp. 19.3 the beginning of catholic missionaries (Europe)
A lot of Catholics dedicated their lives to helping churches grow. The Catholics became missionaries traveling to foreign countries so they could spread their faith. -
1500
20.3 the beggening of trade and economic power (Europe)
This section is about trade and how they traded in Europe they exchanged the products between the European countries and colonies and how they changed the economic relations around the world. -
1540
20.1 the beggening of modern science (Europe)
This section is about what people studied and what they did there are Greek writers that wrote about what science can do and how it can affect the world -
Chp. 20.2 The beggening of competing for land and wealth (England)
This section is about sailors who sailed around the world and who found different places such as sir Francis drake, he was a person who stole but he was a sailor and Spain became furious -
Period: to
Enlightenment and Revolution
This chapter is about war, missionaries, Catholics, etc. it mostly talks about what people did in the war and how war started it still also talks about science and what science did to change the world. -
Chp 17.1 the beginning of Climate and vegetation
Europe’s climates and vegetation vary widely from reigon to religion.Shrubs and trees that don’t need a lot of water are common in Europe. -
Chp 17 what it is like today(Europe)
Europe in today’s society doesn’t have vassals, knights, and kings but instead they have a president and that Europe in today’s society is very beautiful and there is no more wars going on -
modern day 19.2
Today universities are much nicer and also has better education there writing and printing is also much more accurate and by that 8 mean much more clearier. -
Modern day event chapter 20.3
trade today is much better and plantations because now a days they have machines back then trade was rough but now it goes smoothly banking now a days is also better because they have safes now and a better security system.