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a connection that would go along with this objective is the holocaust, in the holocaust the jews were treated badly, in the crusades the christians were treated badly.

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a good connection to this objective would be that now in current day leaders come and go and usually each leader is able to get something beneficial to the city done. but sometimes they dont and each leaders falls all built eventually to causing the fall of rome.

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1. Crusade: a medieval military expedition. The medieval "Crusade" was known as a 'holy war'. For a conflict to be known as a Crusade, it had to be said by the pope and formed against groups seen as enemies of Christendom.

2. muslim: a follower of the religion of Islam

3. pope: the bishop of Rome as head of the Roman Catholic Church.

4. christians: a person who has received Christian baptism or is a believer in Jesus Christ and his teachings.

5. threatened: state one's intention to take hostile action against someone in retribution for something done or not done.

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It is said that Augustus held the power after the fall of Rome. He was next in line to take the throne because he was apart of the bloodline. He was related to Julius Caesar so that is why he had the power. He was a part of the Dynasty line.

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Another king after the fall of Rome was Frederick Barbarossa. He became emporer when  the province of Lombardy in northern Italy was a part of the German empire. Frederick was the head of the army that attacked. They won. For a long time his reign was full of peace and prosperity. Eventually the moslems captured Jerusalem and so Frederick marched into Asia Minor, attacked the Moslem forces, and won fighting against them in two huge battles.

Henry the Second was another king who took the throne. Henry was a very hard worker. So he hired a chief assistant named Thomas Becket. Thomas had very rich items even more so then the king himself. However, Becket refused to do a lot of the kings commands and so they began to fight. Becket ran away to France because the king was so mad at him. The king invited him back but they began to fight again. The kings nights then killed Becket.

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a good connection for this is how current day Europe still has

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3. Describe daily life for the average person in the Middle Ages in Europe.

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3. Describe daily life for the average person in the Middle Ages in Europe.

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Daily life in the Middle ages depended on where you stood in the social system. It was dependent by the feudal system. The upperclassmen lived in castles and had knights, women, and many rich possessions. The peasants, spent most of their daily life in the village.

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Describe Feudalism in Europe. What role did it play?

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Describe Feudalism in Europe. What role did it play?

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Answer: Feudalism was very important because it was the social structure in Europe. The effect left on the European Society was very significant. It led to different forms of constitutional government. It created new ideas that led to striking back and uprising against the feudal lord. This is why Feudalism had such a big role in the European Middle Ages.

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what i see relating to this objective is to cyrus the great, cyrus was the leader of achaemenid empire, this empire of his grew to surpass all previous civilized states of the ancient near east. just like the Byzantine empire which also conquered many other cities around it.

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1. Conqueror: a person who conquers a place or people. William got his nickname 'William the Conqueror' because he would conquer many places.

2. Dynasty: a line of hereditary rulers of a country. Augustus was in the Dynasty to rule next.

3. Ruler: a ruler of great power and rank.

4. Reign: hold royal office; rule as king or queen.

5. allegiance: loyalty or commitment of a lower classmen to a superior. Like a peasent to a lord.

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1. Feudilasim: Feudalism is the social system that developed in Europe; vassals were protected by lords who had to serve in war

2. Manorialism: : Manorialism was the first principle of the rural economy that originated from the system of the Roman Empire. It was also widely practiced in some parts during the medieval time and in parts of central Europe.

3. Vassals: Somebody who would be able to hold on to land by swearing their allegiance. They had mutual obligations such as military support, mutual protection, in exchange for certain privileges. The privileges often times were to own land.

4. Feudal Lord: A Feudal Lord was a wealthy industrialist. Often made mutual promises to the vassals and gave them land in return.

5. Tenant: person who occupies land or property rented from a landlord.

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Question: What are the causes of the Crusades? What basically happened?

Answer: Crusades started because for a long time Jerusalem had been ruled by Muslims, and they were okay with Christians. Then Turks or Muslims took over the land and treated Christians very badly. The Turks also threatened the Byzantine Empire. The emperor asked the pope for help. The pope made a speech asking for them to take back Jerusalem. Thousands answered, resulting in the First Crusade.

Question: What are the main impacts of the crusades on Jerusalem, the Middle East, and the world?

Answer: There was a giant impact from the Crusades on Jerusalem, the Middle East and the world. Many things such as starting and raising armies and providing supplies for Crusaders helped keep the economy going. Trade was going well and was a big help to the world. Especially trade between the East and West had a great effect on education, literature, art and architecture.

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Describe Feudalism in Europe. What role did it play?

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Describe Feudalism in Europe. What role did it play?

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Answer: Feudalism was very important because it was the social structure in Europe. The effect left on the European Society was very significant. It led to different forms of constitutional government. It created new ideas that led to striking back and uprising against the feudal lord. This is why Feudalism had such a big role in the European Middle Ages.

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1. Monk: One who sought to live a life cut off from ordinary human society in order to pursue total dedication to God.

2. Byzantine empire: a continuation of the Roman Empire in the Middle East after its division in 395

3. astern orthodox: A religion that was schismed from the original branch of Christianity. Takes it's rules of religion very seriously.

4. Roman Catholic: Same basis of Eastern Orthodox but doesn't take the rules so strictly. More care-free

5. Vikings: any of the Scandinavian seafaring pirates and traders who raided and settled in many parts of northwestern Europe in the 8th–11th centuries.

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2.  Who was Justinian, what did he do, and why is he significant to the Byzantine Empire?

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2.  Who was Justinian, what did he do, and why is he significant to the Byzantine Empire?

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The emperor Justinian I ruled the Eastern Roman, or Byzantine, Empire from 527 until 565. He is significant for his efforts to regain the lost provinces of the Western Roman Empire and tried to regain control of the "Roman Lake."

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1.  What exactly is the Byzantine Empire, and how did it come to be?

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1.  What exactly is the Byzantine Empire, and how did it come to be?

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The Byzantine Empire was the East of the Roman Empire. It came to be when the Roman Empire split into two parts the East and West.

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I connect to this objective because i visit a church as a catholic, and every time i go to church i realize that there is more and more people every time and this related to this objective because of how much church grew during the european middle ages.

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1. Middle ages: The Middle Ages is the middle period of the three parts of the past in the West. The Medieval times were split into three parts the early, high, and the late middle ages.

2. Roman Empire: The Roman Empire was a period of the ancient Roman civilization, they owned large parts of land around the Mediterranean in Europe, Africa, and Asia

3. Ottoman Turks: The Ottoman Turks were the Turkish-speaking part of the Ottoman Empire who helped form the state's military and more.

4. Constantine: Constantine or Constantine the Great was a great Roman Empire

5.: constantinople: Constantinople was built by Constantine. It is the capital of the Byzantine Empire.

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3. What are the differences between eastern orthodox and roman catholic peoples? 

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3. What are the differences between eastern orthodox and roman catholic peoples? 

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Answer: Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic have a lot of things in common. However, there are some differences as well. Eastern Orthodox is much more serious, religious, and strict then Roman Catholic. Catholicism is more care-free. Orthodox dress up very formally for a mass every Sunday when Catholics have many masses that they can choose to attend and they can wear anything they desire. If a Roman Catholic wore jeans to a service then it would be normal. However, If a Eastern Orthodox wore jeans to a mass then it would be considered disrespectful. Another thing that is different is that sometimes Easter is held on a different day.

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2. What role did monks play in middle-ages Europe?

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2. What role did monks play in middle-ages Europe?

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Monks acted in very generous ways, they would tend to the sick and provide them with medicine. Monks also spent their time praying. They also spread much knowledge through the middle ages, if it werent for the monks we would not know as much as we did today.

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1. Why did the fall of Rome leave a power vacuum in Europe and what filled it? How? 

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1. Why did the fall of Rome leave a power vacuum in Europe and what filled it? How? 

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The fall of Rome left a power vacuum in Europe because it took the greatest super power down which created a huge amount of land mass. But the Germanic Tribes filled it by invasions and by settling.