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Medieval pilgrimages allowed people to experience communities outside their local parish church. Undertakings pilgrimages was difficult as roads were poor and travel dangerous. Pilgrimages spread language, culture, and ideas across Europe while also causing issues like piracy. They led to changes in Europe like increased awareness of eastern culture from the Crusades and more religious sites and cathedrals being established.
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- 1. Medieval Pilgrimages Kara Smith November 2, 2011 6th period
- 2. • Undertaking a pilgrimage was one of the rare occasions that allowed the peoples of medieval Europe to experience communities different to their own. • Many people who were born ,baptized, married, and died in the parish church would never experience being anywhere else. Medieval- a time where courage was rewarded and intelligence was rare but powerful Pilgrimage- A journey to a sacred place or shrine Parish Church- a church that act as a religious center
- 3. • Going on a pilgrimage in the middle ages was not anything like one of our modern-day vacations. The venture took much longer, demanded much more physically, and could be quite dangerous • Roads were not kept up, and might be little more than paths. Because of this, many people used the caravan routes, which came with their own set of dangers • Since people usually stayed tied down to one occupation their whole life, guilds were formed, which were mutually beneficial to all members of a trade, but relied greatly on travel.
- 4. • Communication became more important and quicker. • Travel became important to higher education and knowledge and ideas were spread much more quickly. • Without Pilgrimage, the development of the 2nd millennium would have been delayed.
- 5. Positives of Pilgrimage • Pilgrimage led to many changes in Europe. The crusades, a form of pilgrimage, caused an awareness of eastern culture • Pilgrimage spread language, culture, and ideas
- 6. Negatives of Pilgrimage • A negative effect of Pilgrimage was the rise of pirates and highwaymen, who deceitfully gained from those going on pilgrimages. • Many of the things that caused pilgrimage were also compounded by it, leading to more Cathedrals, and more relics and shrines.
- 7. Picture Sources • http://www.internationalschooltoulouse.net/i bhistory/coursework/extended_essay/images/ index.3.jpg • http://www.york.ac.uk/projects/pilgrimage/co ntent/images/lb060w1.jpg • http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_3KgdsLvCrxY/Sls0d uXfQaI/AAAAAAAAAOI/6ErXBEeXdnY/s400/Ba rrie+Law+caravan+on+the+road.jpg
- 8. Information Sources • http://www.answers.com/topic/pilgrimage • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parish_church • http://www.hyperhistory.net/apwh/essays/co t/t2w08pilgrimage.htm