Feudalism

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Feudalism
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This is the top of feudalism, gives lands in
exchange for loyalty
Monarch, king
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These were at the bottom of feudalism, they could
not leave the land they were assigned to, but
were did receive protection
Serfs
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This is a piece of land given to lords in return
for their loyalty
fief
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This is the general word (could be either lords
or knights) for someone who agrees to be loyal to
someone above him in return for land
vassal
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What ends feudalism?
Crusades start the weakening, Black Death is the
final blow
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What is 12?
Germany
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Battle of Tours
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What is 7?
Charlemagne
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What is 9?
Otto I
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What is 5?

Treaty of Verdun
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What is 11?
Vikings
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What is 10?

Britons
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What is 2?
Angles and Saxons
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Seljuk Turks
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Ottomans- capture Constantinople, destroy
Byzantine Empire, use millets to keep all the
minority groups happy Magyars- excellent
horsemen, raid/attack Central Europe and
Germany, live in Hungary
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I am known as the Renaissance man because I do
inventions, paintings like the Last Supper and
Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
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I was a sculptor and painter. I created Pieta and
the Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
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Give three subjects Renaissance painters did
works on?
Greek/roman mythology, ordinary people, church
themes
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What is a fresco?
Wall painting, most famous were Donatello and
Michelangelo
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Give three differences between Renaissance and
Medieval art
Use of perspective, Roman/Greek themes, Subjects
are nude, life-like, detailed, Celebrate humans
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What book did Niccolo Machiavelli write?
The Prince
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What did Petrarch write?
Love sonnets (poetry)
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What did Erasmus write about?
In Praise of Folly was about Greedy merchants
and Proud priests, criticized the Catholic
Church
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Who wrote a book about the perfect society. What
was the name of the book?
Thomas More writes Utopia
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How did Gutenberg change the world?
Invents the movable type printing press, books
are now cheap, Used to get materials out during
the Protestant Reformation
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Where does the Renaissance start?
Northern Italy
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What direction does the Renaissance travel once
it is in Europe?
From Italy in the south to England in the North
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Who was Dante?
First to write in Italian, not Latin Inferno is
about a journey to hell
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Why does the Renaissance start in Northern Italy?

Already rich off of trade, big cities, Independent
government
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How was the Northern Renaissance different from
the Italian one?
Northern focused on combining humanism with new
interest In Christian learning
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