Post what you know and what you want to learn about the Middle Ages (at least three sentences).
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I know a lot of great architecture and architectural advances were made during the Middle Ages. Also, I know that the big region was divided up into many little territories. I would like to know more about the architecture and if any of the Gothic cathedrals that were built are still standing and what their secrets were. Also, I would like to know more about the government and more about who split the region up and who got the take control of each region.
I know that it started around the 4th century and that feudalism was prominent during the Middle Ages. I also know that gothic architecture arose during the Middle Ages. I would like to know about the interactions between the church and the state during the Middle Ages and some of the most important people of the time in terms of rulers and artists.
I know that the Christian church became the dominating religious and political construct of the Middle Ages. I would like to find out how Christian beliefs parallel the oft secular political generalities of the time. How did the separation of Church and State hundreds of years later go down?
I know more about the world in the middle ages, but only a little bit in Europe. During the Middle Ages, there were the Vikings who traded some but more big sea voyagers. Even the Holy Roman Empire with Charlemagne was there. Other than that large cathedrals come to mind.
I would like to learn about the trading that happened between the countries. Also, I want to learn more about the Holy Roman Empire.
I know that the middle ages was the very first to start urbanizing everything. I also know that they had all these different regions split apart. I would like to know more about the culture and ways of the people such as music, dancing, and stories they told that were important to the society.
I do not know very much about the middle ages except that it was also known as the dark ages and that Christianity had a huge role in what people believed in during that time. I want to learn about what trade was like during that time. I also want to learn about whether there were any big battles during this time.
I know that during the Middle ages in Europe, many states became ruled by a monarchy. Also during the middle ages, the crusades took place. Feudalism was also used in the middle ages. I would like to know a bit more about what Fuedalism was and how it works, and i would like to know more about the way that people lived in those times.
I know that lots of cultural development happened in the Middle Ages. I am also aware that the church was the major authority in the Middle Ages. I would like to know more about the Visigoths. I am also curious about the Renissance.
I know that the term "Dark Ages" is kind of a inapt title for this time period. Also it is called the Dark Ages not because dark things happened during this time but because there aren't many sources to tell archeologists and scientists about this time period. I also know that the Middle Ages are often represented as barbaric and primitave with swords and castels and knights and such. I would like to learn why it was so easy for the Church to rise to power from almost nothing. Also, how did the religious precentage of the world change during this time period (drastic or gradual)?
i know that the middle ages was a time where religion was split up and society was not very stable. i would like to know more about Charlemagne and how he helped Europe gain a centralized religion. also i would like to know if making Christianity a centralized religion had any rebellion or problems during the transition.
The Middle Ages was a time of learning and great advancements in architecture, weaponry and many other fields. It was also a time of war, with many peoples such as the Vikings fighting by sea and raiding the countryside. I would like to learn more about the literature of the Middle Ages, which included great authors such as Dante and Chaucer.
I know that architectural developments were prominent during this period. I also know that Christianity was spread during this time period. I would like to know some of the main architectural advances that were made in this time period.
In seventh grade, when we made videos about the medieval travelers, I got to learn a lot about the Crusades and how the Christians wanted to get Jerusalem back from the Muslims.I know that the Middle Ages are also known as the medieval period. I would like to learn more about how the Middle Ages ended and what happened afterwards.
I know very little about the middle ages. What i do know is that it started after Rome fell, and developed in the Renaissance. It is generally associated with Europe (I think) and is sometimes called the Dark Ages becase not much is known about that period. What i would like to know is what is so very important about this time period (ie what imporatant came out of and happened during the middle ages). Also, am i correct that it is associated with Europe, and if not what else?
I know that a lot of architectural ideas arose in the Middle Ages such as Gothic architecture. I also know that feudalism was apparent during this time. I also know that religion played a big role in terms of the government. Church and State were rarely separated. I would like to learn a little more about how governments were run and about feudalism.
I know that the Middle Ages is usually known as the Dark Ages of Europe. It is called this because there was not much learning or anything going on, just some fighting over territories. I know there were lots of little territories, and the Middle Ages ended with the Renaissance. I want to learn what the main counties or territories or whatever were, how they were governed and how the Renaissance started.
I know that it started around 410 and began with the Dark Ages. During the Dark Ages there were famines, wars, and plagues. The Normans introduced the feudal system, with slaves, peasants, knights, and kings. Peasants in France revolted first around 1358 and the peasants in England fought about 23 years later. I want to know about the religion spread around that time and about how schooling worked.
I know that the early Middle Ages, was a period that was simlar to the "Dark Ages" in Greece, their was little reflection on the period in Arts. I would like to learn about the vikings during this period, this is the first time we have really talked about vikings and I think it would be interesting to expand on my previous knowledge from other history classes.
I do not know very much about the Middle Ages. I know it was called the 'Dark Ages', but only because we don't know much about the time. I would like to learn more about the major powers of the period and how they were influenced by the cultures we have previously studied.
I know that the Middle Ages started around 1000CE. Often, this time period is called the "Dark Ages", but this is not accurate, as regions outside of Europe were not in a "Dark Age". During the middle ages, Europe was hit by the Black Death/Bubonic Plague, which killed a huge amount of people. In this time, the Christian church was extremely powerful in Europe.
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I know a lot of great architecture and architectural advances were made during the Middle Ages. Also, I know that the big region was divided up into many little territories. I would like to know more about the architecture and if any of the Gothic cathedrals that were built are still standing and what their secrets were. Also, I would like to know more about the government and more about who split the region up and who got the take control of each region.
I know that it started around the 4th century and that feudalism was prominent during the Middle Ages. I also know that gothic architecture arose during the Middle Ages. I would like to know about the interactions between the church and the state during the Middle Ages and some of the most important people of the time in terms of rulers and artists.
I know that the Christian church became the dominating religious and political construct of the Middle Ages. I would like to find out how Christian beliefs parallel the oft secular political generalities of the time. How did the separation of Church and State hundreds of years later go down?
I know more about the world in the middle ages, but only a little bit in Europe. During the Middle Ages, there were the Vikings who traded some but more big sea voyagers. Even the Holy Roman Empire with Charlemagne was there. Other than that large cathedrals come to mind.
I would like to learn about the trading that happened between the countries. Also, I want to learn more about the Holy Roman Empire.
I know that the middle ages was the very first to start urbanizing everything. I also know that they had all these different regions split apart. I would like to know more about the culture and ways of the people such as music, dancing, and stories they told that were important to the society.
I do not know very much about the middle ages except that it was also known as the dark ages and that Christianity had a huge role in what people believed in during that time. I want to learn about what trade was like during that time. I also want to learn about whether there were any big battles during this time.
I know that during the Middle ages in Europe, many states became ruled by a monarchy. Also during the middle ages, the crusades took place. Feudalism was also used in the middle ages. I would like to know a bit more about what Fuedalism was and how it works, and i would like to know more about the way that people lived in those times.
I know that lots of cultural development happened in the Middle Ages. I am also aware that the church was the major authority in the Middle Ages. I would like to know more about the Visigoths. I am also curious about the Renissance.
I know that the term "Dark Ages" is kind of a inapt title for this time period. Also it is called the Dark Ages not because dark things happened during this time but because there aren't many sources to tell archeologists and scientists about this time period. I also know that the Middle Ages are often represented as barbaric and primitave with swords and castels and knights and such. I would like to learn why it was so easy for the Church to rise to power from almost nothing. Also, how did the religious precentage of the world change during this time period (drastic or gradual)?
i know that the middle ages was a time where religion was split up and society was not very stable. i would like to know more about Charlemagne and how he helped Europe gain a centralized religion. also i would like to know if making Christianity a centralized religion had any rebellion or problems during the transition.
The Middle Ages was a time of learning and great advancements in architecture, weaponry and many other fields. It was also a time of war, with many peoples such as the Vikings fighting by sea and raiding the countryside. I would like to learn more about the literature of the Middle Ages, which included great authors such as Dante and Chaucer.
I know that architectural developments were prominent during this period. I also know that Christianity was spread during this time period. I would like to know some of the main architectural advances that were made in this time period.
In seventh grade, when we made videos about the medieval travelers, I got to learn a lot about the Crusades and how the Christians wanted to get Jerusalem back from the Muslims.I know that the Middle Ages are also known as the medieval period.
I would like to learn more about how the Middle Ages ended and what happened afterwards.
I know very little about the middle ages. What i do know is that it started after Rome fell, and developed in the Renaissance. It is generally associated with Europe (I think) and is sometimes called the Dark Ages becase not much is known about that period. What i would like to know is what is so very important about this time period (ie what imporatant came out of and happened during the middle ages). Also, am i correct that it is associated with Europe, and if not what else?
I know that a lot of architectural ideas arose in the Middle Ages such as Gothic architecture. I also know that feudalism was apparent during this time. I also know that religion played a big role in terms of the government. Church and State were rarely separated. I would like to learn a little more about how governments were run and about feudalism.
I know that the Middle Ages is usually known as the Dark Ages of Europe. It is called this because there was not much learning or anything going on, just some fighting over territories. I know there were lots of little territories, and the Middle Ages ended with the Renaissance. I want to learn what the main counties or territories or whatever were, how they were governed and how the Renaissance started.
I know that it started around 410 and began with the Dark Ages. During the Dark Ages there were famines, wars, and plagues. The Normans introduced the feudal system, with slaves, peasants, knights, and kings. Peasants in France revolted first around 1358 and the peasants in England fought about 23 years later. I want to know about the religion spread around that time and about how schooling worked.
I know that the early Middle Ages, was a period that was simlar to the "Dark Ages" in Greece, their was little reflection on the period in Arts. I would like to learn about the vikings during this period, this is the first time we have really talked about vikings and I think it would be interesting to expand on my previous knowledge from other history classes.
I do not know very much about the Middle Ages. I know it was called the 'Dark Ages', but only because we don't know much about the time. I would like to learn more about the major powers of the period and how they were influenced by the cultures we have previously studied.
I know that the Middle Ages started around 1000CE. Often, this time period is called the "Dark Ages", but this is not accurate, as regions outside of Europe were not in a "Dark Age". During the middle ages, Europe was hit by the Black Death/Bubonic Plague, which killed a huge amount of people. In this time, the Christian church was extremely powerful in Europe.
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