Early Middle Ages

The High Middle Ages was a time period between the years 1000-1300 during which the European civilization that was formed in earlier years began to thrive. Multiple invasions and internal dissension during the Early Middle Ages put this civilization through strain, however the people recovered from this as time passed and began to regroup as the kings of the time enforced a need for central authority. With this centralization and time of peace many new advances in agriculture were made to…

(When Did Humans Start Wearing Clothes?) Evidence suggests that early humans cut hides and skins of animals into shapes they like, making holes for the head and arms (anthropology.net). Some even draped leaves over their body. At this stage, people wore clothes to keep themselves warm from the cold weather. Soon people…

In the medieval society, the social, cultural, economic and political features influenced different groups. The social part of society were people with ideas and responsibilities. The cultural society included traditions, art and etc. Economic represented money, buildings, land and trade, and finally, political features involved the government, taxes and military services. There were many conflicts during the medieval times, mainly because of the events that occurred, including The Battle of…

Humans have more freedom than in the middle age era. Though some continents still experience war, yet there is less war compared to the middle age era. In the 20th century, there is improve technology in every area of academic discipline, which have result in the invention of further advance technologies and mass urbanization. We have improved…

period lasted from the 5th to the 15th century. Contained within the medieval times was that of the dark ages, the dark ages saw a decline the importance of education in the eyes of the public. However, despite this deterioration in the realm of education the idea of scholasticism came about at the end of the dark ages as the educational practices developed over the long course of the Middle Ages. Scholasticism was a sort of authoritarian method of education that had been largely derived from…

Punishment is a penalty that is imposed to someone who has committed a crime. A crime is a serious offence act that one commits, such as murder or robbery. Punishment has been around since the old ages. Most times if someone does something wrong the ending result is to be punished. Say for instance a person’s mother tells them to clean their room and does not do as they were told they will be punished. Same thing, if someone kills another person they shall be subject to be punished for their…

the land in which it stood. Castles were most common in Europe during the Middle Ages, but similar strongholds have been built in Japan, India, and other countries throughout the world. The castle remained the dominant fortification in Western Europe until the 15th century, when the introduction of the cannon and gunpowder required the development of new forms of fortification (Lordsandladies.org, 2014) During the Middle Ages Castles defence changed dramatically because of development in siege…

Why is the 1500’s the beginning of the Modern World? There is no real date that delineates the so called Middle Age from the Modern World however, there are several reasons why this takes place around the 1500’s more specifically 1453. In 1453 the Byzantine Empire was supplanted by the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman Empire restricted trade along the silk road and banned trading of coffee and ceramics by outsiders yet, this is not the only reason infact, there are at least 8 reasons why the modern…

their sound or the way in which their sound emanates. Instruments alone do not produce music; it also flows from the mouths of humans. It can be heard as winds rustle through trees and as waves roll across oceans. Music created during the Middle Ages significantly impacted the world and produced…

The Middle Ages or the Dark ages? The Middle ages in Europe started around 500 A.D. and lasted for about 1000 years. It started with the downfall of Rome, which was resulted in the disruption in trade, downfall of cities and population shift from urban to the countryside. This made Europe stop growing as a society because the lack of trade lead to interchange stops, lack of cities lead to a stunt in the educational system, when the population moved countryside any progression stopped in general.…