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- 1. Middle Ages History for Zoey and Kaya Created by GrandBob Muse Grandma
- 2. European Middle Ages History
- 3. This is an excerpt from World History Lessons for Zoey and Kaya Clickable links begin on next slide.
- 4. Middle Ages References Overview of Middle Ages 3 Minute Overview Life in the Middle Ages Timeline Song Feudalism Bizarre History
- 5. Middle Ages Timeline Tang Dynasty China Abassid Caliphate Middle East Mongolian and Turkish Empires Other parts of the world had high points
- 6. Dark Ages (800 - 1204)
- 7. Fall of the Western Roman Empire The Western Roman Empire suffered a series of invasions by peoples from the East including the Goths (Germans), Vandals, and the Huns. Alaric, leader of the Visigoths sacked Rome in 410 AD. The Vandals sacked Rome in 455 AD.The last Roman emperor was exiled in 476 AD. The Huns were fierce warriors who pushed the Goths into the Roman empire. They invaded Italy in 450 AD but eventually were weakened and defeated. Attila the Hun Goths Vandals Alaric Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire Invasions of the Roman Empire
- 8. Byzantine Empire in Europe
- 9. Dark Ages (476 - 800) Vikings Medieval Monks Gregorian Chant Venice Overview
- 10. Muslim Invasion of Europe (711-732) Battle of ToursConquest of Spain
- 11. Arab Conquests (622-750 AD) United by Mohammed and Islam, the Arabs came from Arabia and built an empire Khalid ibn al-Walid
- 12. Travels of Ibn Battuta Ibn Battuta
- 13. Islamic Cordoba 711-1236 Cordoba Mosque AveroesAbd al-Rahman I
- 14. Middle Middle Ages (800 - 1204)
- 15. Middle Middle Ages (800 - 1204) Battle of Hastings (1066) Normans Vikings to Normans Viking Explorations Normans vs Muslims Sicily 1063
- 16. Holy Roman Empire under Charlemagne (814 AD) Charlemagne was the grandson of Charles Martel. He created the greatest European empire during the Dark Ages after the fall of Rome. Charlemagne
- 17. Early Middle Ages (768 - 1190 AD) Charlemagne (814 ) Otto (973) Holy Roman Empire Member States (1190) Charlemagne’s Empire Holy Roman Empire
- 18. The Crusades (1096 - 1204 AD) Europeans invaded the Mideast to capture Jerusalem fro the Muslims. They had some initial success but were eventually driven out. However they brought back some of the Arab culture.
- 19. High Middle Ages (1204 - 1453)
- 20. Italian City States Guelphs vs Ghibellines Popes vs Holy Roman Empire Florence (Guelph) Milan Naples Rome Siena (Ghibelline)
- 21. Religious Conflicts Catholic -Orthodox Schism 1054 Jan Hus 1415 Cathars 1229 Jan Zizka Statue Cathar Castles Pope Patriarch Imagine
- 22. Medieval Cities Rothenburg, Germany Siena, Italy Oxford, UK Bruges, Belgium Carcassonne, France Toledo, Spain Prague, Czechoslovakia Salzburg, Austria Stockholm, Sweden Palio Florence
- 23. Medieval Knights Knights Templars Knights Hospitele Knights of St John El Cid 1099 Legendary Knights of the Round Table Teutonic Knights French Knights
- 24. Hanseatic League (1200 -1650)
- 27. Black Death 14th Century The Black Death was a dangerous plague virus that came from Asia and killed about 1/3 of the population (20 million people) in Europe. It was spread by fleas carried by rats on ships. It often produced black boils on the skin and killed its victims in less than 24 hours.
- 28. Black Death (1346 -1353 AD) Black Death
- 29. Middle Age Wars 100 Years War 1337 - 1453 Joan of Arc Flander Burgun Joa Execution 1431 Ottomans vs Byzantines Fall of Constantinople 1453