later middle ages h.blevins

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Magna carta causes changes in England.
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Magna carta

• Document written by English nobles and signed by
  king john listing rights that the kings could not
  ignore.
• English nobles decided to force the king to
  respect their rights.

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Effects of magna carta

• The magna carta caused changes in England's
  government's and legal system.
• 1.no one could be kept in jail with out a reason
  2.they king must obey the laws 3.they had to be
  charged with a crime before being arrested.

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Changes after magna carta
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What did magna carta inspire the nobles to do

• The nobles were created to advise the king. They
  had to have parliament. parliament was the
  lawmaking body that governs England. The kings
  could do little without parliament.

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Parliament

• The parliament was a lawmaking body that governs
  England. Before long, the council developed into
  parliament.

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Student Magna Carta.

• 1.NO homework for everyone.
• 2.20 minutes of free time.
• 3.We can talk in class and use our cellphones at
  anytime we want.

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Christianity and medieval society
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The church shapes politics and society

• clergy-very influential in medieval European
  culture and politics. society-everything took
  place at the church-pilgrims visited religious
  places.politics-church became a political
  advisors to local rulers.

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Monks and friars
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The monks of Cluny.

• religious orders-groups of people who dedicate
  their lives to religion and follow common
  rules.living apart from society-most monks
  lived apart from society.

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Friars

• Francis of Assisi-founder of the Franciscan
  orderfriars-members of religious orders who
  lived and worked among the general public.
  living with society-they wanted to leave and
  teach among the public.

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Universities are built
. Tomas Aquino-philosopher who showed how
religious faith and reason could co-exist
created by religious leaders-scholars wanted to
establish a connection between religious faith
and intellectual reason.students took test then
and now-they would take test back then like we
have to do today
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The church and the arts
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Religious architecture

• Inspired by religious expression-they were
  designed to bring you closer to god.

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100 year war
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The course of the war.

• The French king dies with no heir to the throne
  which causes conflict between France and England.
  The English king and France were the ones to
  claim the throne. At first the English would take
  lead in this war. A peasant teenage girl named
  Joan of arc helped win many battles until she was
  kidnapped by the English and was killed.

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French king dies with no heirs

• The French king didnt have no heir to the throne
  so the French and English both claimed the throne.

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Two men claim the throne

• The French and the English king both claim the
  throne.

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English take the lead

• At first In the beginning of the war the English
  were winning the battle.

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Joan of arc

• Joan of arc was a peasants teenage girl who led
  French to most of there victories.

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Results of the war

• In England the war helped increase the power of
  parliament.
• In France the war helped the kings power grow
  after the war.

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Changes in England

• In England the war helped the king increase the
  power of the parliament.

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Changes in France

• It helped the king of France with power

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Black Death
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Where it came from?

• The plague originally came from central and
  eastern Asia.

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How it spread?

• Traders unknowingly brought rats carrying the
  disease to Mediterranean ports. From there it
  quickly swept through out most of Europe. Fleas
  that fed on infected rats passed on the plague to
  people.

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What disease was it?

• It was a very deadly plague that swept between
  Europe around the time 1347-1351.

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Effect in manor life and feudalism/how many die?

• Around 25 million people died during the black
  death. The old manyor system, already weakend by
  the growth of the cities, collapsed.

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What happened to it?

• Plague survivors found their skills in demand
  and charged more for their labor and became very
  wealthy for this.