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400s BC
'Father of History'
Wrote 'The Histories'
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400s BC, Athens
'Father of Scientific History'
(focused on cause and effect rather than Deity intervention)
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59BC - 17 AD, Roman
'History of Rome' |
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1300s, France
'Froissart's Cronicles'
(in illuminated manuscripts)
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| Moving from a set of facts or observations to a general theory |
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Beginning with a general theory or preconceived notions, and finding facts to support. |
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1800s, Germany
-thought primary sources to be important
-Relativism |
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| Historical events should be judged by the ethics and lifestyle of its day, not ours |
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1800s, France
-philosopher
-Founder of sociology and positivism |
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| Only true knowledge is based on sense experience |
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| Human history is measurable in terms of the struggle for resources between social groups |
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| Does this source agree with other sources? |
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| Understanding the context of the event in the period, as opposed to looking at it through hindsight. |
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| Has this piece of information been made open to debate? |
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| How likely is this explanation? |
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Three parts of Tripartite society
(and the excluded group) |
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Priests, Knights, Peasants
(Moneylenders) |
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| What was the general trend in education among laity in 1100s and 1200s? |
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| More literate in law, theology, medicine, arts |
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Little Ice age
(dates, significance) |
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1500s-1800s
(freezing over of waters: Baltic Sea, Thames. Crop Failures) |
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England's population tripled during these years:
(to what number) |
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During these years, the population declined.
(why?) |
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1320-1348
(Great Famine. 100 year war) |
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The Black Plague
(years, number of deaths) |
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1348-1351 ish
40-70% loss depending on part of europe
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| Longterm structural crises |
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| A breakdown in anything in a society or economy which last sufficiently long enough for its movement to escape an ordinary observer |
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| Applying an idea, theory, or historical figure to a time period which came earlier |
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| Terms used at the time to refer to 'Black Death' |
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Quasi General Mortality
The Great Mortality
Deadly Pestilence
Plague |
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Three Possible Origins
of the Plague |
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Central & Southern Asia
Saudi Arabia
Western Africa
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| Main symptoms of Black death |
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| Swellings on lymph nodes, groin, armpits, ranging from grape to egg sized |
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| Peak Years for Black Plague in Europe |
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Gabriele de Mussis
Boccaccio
Heylingin
Guy de Chauliac
Jean de Venette
Billes li Muisis
Geoffry Baker |
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