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| Vikings, Magyars, Saracens Europe unstable monarchs not able to protect citizens begging of feudal system |
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someone who was part of the feudal system
gave lord military service and advice
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bound to the land
owned small plot of land
owed lord labor on his part of land
also owed taxes |
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talked about the instability of europe
talked about invasions and the inability of monarchs to protect their people
Charles the Bald pays off invaders attaking Gaul
famines in saxony |
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| helped to create surplus and lead to the PIES devolpment in the high middle ages |
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Marriage, Confirmation, Baptism, Last Rites, Holy Ucharist, Holy Orders, pennance
MUST DO THESE TO REACH SLAVATION |
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established the rites of the citizens of the town
must pay lump sum to crown for rights
they couyld elect there own reeves to collect the taxes
the citizens can collect there own debts
citizens rule as they see fit |
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barons forced King John to sign it
established the rights of the citizens and limited the power of the king
e.g. the king could not rtake movable goods without immidiate payment.
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master of logic
applied dialectics to the bible
used logic to interpret the scriptures
wrote Sic et non |
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studied optics and light
believed that "one who understands
optics and light understands the
universal plan"
fransiscan monk who studied in Paris and Oxford |
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| emphasis on man himeself, his place in the world and the here and now |
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predominatly secular tone
the church became more remote to the typical italian
not athiest or peagan but more concerned with this life then next |
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| renewed intrest in classical literature, art, and culture |
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| historical self-Awareness |
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renisance citizens knew that they werein an age of rebirth
they talked about the end of era's, "the fall of rome" and the dark age that followed |
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exemplafied the ideals of a rennisance artist
sculpted david with was a embodiement of the 4 rennisance ideals |
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father of new humanism
enthusiam for Cicero and admiration for Rome
wished he had been born during antiqiuty
loved classics for their own sake but also because he could use them to explain the morals in christianity |
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humanist
wrote 900 conclusions and challenged anyone in Europe to debate him
believed god had given freedom as a unique gift to man |
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educated in humanism; excellent education
used promise of marriage to further her power
religiously tolerant but MUST remain loyal to the crown
first rennisance queen |
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