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-Marks the beginning of European consolidation
-Europe often referred to as “Christendom
-Ruled by dynasties or families, seeking power, prestige, glory, and titles |
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| sequence of rulers considered members of the same family |
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-Unifies Germany
-Bucks the feudal trend
-Creates strength and unity
-Defeats Magyars and brings an end to their invasions |
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| Bubonic Plague/Black Death |
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| Very fatal event in Europe which was caused my rats |
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| Fatal disease from eating rye |
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ties peasants to land again, cuts wages.
doesn't work because there's no way to enforce it |
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| England's main court, it's when a king consults nobles on major decisions |
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| between france and england |
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england's king, he used archers to win battles against the french.
When he was 15 he should have been king of France and England. |
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| French Nobles choose him to be king over Edward 3, first king in 100 years war. |
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| Where Phillip VI came from |
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| biggest manufacture of clothing, one cause of the 100 year war |
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| french economy had to call upon this because it was so poor, it was an institution like parliament that increased tax revenues |
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| longer and stronger arrows that could pierce through armor |
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| contract the english used for it's soldiers |
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| 1st battle, english won with archers, both kings were present here. |
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| where the french king is captured and estates general runs france |
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| peasant revolt in france because of estates general raising taxes |
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| Edwards vessel to king of france ends, french pay 2 million for captured king |
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