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Mind Map by Irati Saez de Vicuna, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Irati Saez de Vicuna
almost 6 years ago
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The Early Middle Ages
- Characteristics
- Political
- In Western Europe
- Wars and sackings
- Monarch depended on nobles
- Wars and sackings
- In the Late Middle Ages
- Monarch's power increased
- Monarch's power increased
- In Eastern Europe
- Byzantine Empire declined
- Muslim Empire expanded
- Byzantine Empire declined
- In the High Middle Ages
- Muslim World fragmented
- Christians
- The Crusades
- The Crusades
- Muslim World fragmented
- In Western Europe
- Economic
- Internal conflicts
- Trade and cities declined
- Agriculture
- Rural areas
- Rural areas
- Craft production and trade routes
- Internal conflicts
- Social
- The highest authority
- The lord
- Protected
- Vassals
- Vassals
- Protected
- The lord
- Peasants / Serfs
- Worked for
- Worked for
- Nobles
- The highest authority
- Cultural
- Christiantity
- Islam
- Artistic styles
- Romanesque
- XI - XIII
- XI - XIII
- Gothic
- XII - XV
- XII - XV
- Renaissance
- XV - XVIII
- XV - XVIII
- Romanesque
- Christiantity
- Political
- The Germanic Invasions
- Defeated Western Roman Empire
- Reasons for the migrations
- Changes in climate
- Population increased
- Pressure from other peoples
- Political / military weakness (neighbouring states)
- Changes in climate
- Germanic Peoples
- Franks
- Gaul
- The Carolingian Empire
- Origins
- Mayor of the palace / Major-domo
- Pippin I the Younger
- Ocuppied the throne
- Ocuppied the throne
- The Pope needed help
- The Lombard invasion
- Pippin and his son helped
- Pippin and his son helped
- The Lombard invasion
- Charles / Charlemagne
- came to the throne
- 768 A.D.
- 768 A.D.
- was crowned emperor
- 800 A.D.
- by Pope Leo III
- 800 A.D.
- came to the throne
- Capital
- Aquisgrammum
- Aquisgrammum
- Mayor of the palace / Major-domo
- Political structure
- A marquis governed the border provinces
- Marches
- Marches
- A duke governed the strategic lands
- Duches
- Duches
- Governed from the palace
- The count ( a group of trusted advisors )
- Counts governed provinces
- Countries
- Countries
- A marquis governed the border provinces
- Economy and society
- Agriculture
- Charlemagne
- Rewarded their nobles large states / latifundia
- Rewarded their nobles large states / latifundia
- Peasants
- Worked the lands that belonged to the nobles
- Worked the lands that belonged to the nobles
- Agriculture
- Culture and art
- Monks
- Copied ancient texts
- Copied ancient texts
- Scribes
- Carolingian minuscule
- Miniatures to ilustrate the texts
- The Carolingian Renaissance
- The Carolingian Renaissance
- Carolingian minuscule
- Carolingian architectural style
- Semi-circular arches
- Stone and brick walls
- Semi-circular arches
- Monks
- Origins
- Gaul
- Visigoths
- Iberian Peninsula
- Iberian Peninsula
- Suebis
- North-east Iberian Peninsula
- North-east Iberian Peninsula
- Ostrogoths
- Italian Peninsula
- Italian Peninsula
- Vandals
- North Africa
- North Africa
- Angles
- Saxons
- Great Britain
- Great Britain
- Franks
- Defeated Western Roman Empire
- The Byzantine Empire
- Origins
- Theodosius I
- DIvided the Roman Empire
- DIvided the Roman Empire
- Capital
- Byzantium
- Canstantinople
- On the Bosphorus Strait
- On the Bosphorus Strait
- Canstantinople
- Byzantium
- Justinian the Great
- Its maximum size
- Spania
- Capital: Cartagena
- Capital: Cartagena
- Spania
- Its maximum size
- Theodosius I
- Eastern Roman Empire
- Political structure
- The Byzantine Empreror / Basileus
- Officials
- Mercenaries ( soldiers )
- Stratego ( governed the themes )
- The Byzantine Empreror / Basileus
- Economy
- Arable and livestock farming
- Latifundia
- Latifundia
- Trade
- Europe and Asia
- Europe and Africa
- Europe and Asia
- Craftmanship
- Gold and silver
- Gold and silver
- Arable and livestock farming
- Society
- Landowning
- Poor peasants
- Taxes
- Taxes
- A busy city llife
- Landowning
- Origins
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