History Y8 Sem 2

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What key event marked the end of the Western Roman Empire?

The Fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476.

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What period did the Islamic Empire expand?

The mid 600s to 1200+.

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Who was Charlemagne and what were the years of his rule?

Charlemagne ruled from 742-814, becoming King in 764.

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When did the Viking raids begin?

The Viking raids started in 793 and lasted until about 1000.

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What were the years of the Crusades?

The Crusades occurred from 1095 to 1291.

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What disease swept through Europe from 1346 to 1352?

The Black Death.

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When did the Ottoman Empire capture Constantinople?

The Ottoman capture of Constantinople was on May 29, 1453.

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What period is referred to as the whole Medieval period?

The Medieval period lasted from 476 to the late 1400s.

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What were the Silk Roads used for during the Medieval period?

Silk Roads connected Asia and Europe for trading.

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What was the significance of the Black Death in medieval society?

The Black Death demonstrated how trade routes connected societies across Asia, Europe, and Africa.

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What key event happened in 1066 in England?

The Battle of Hastings occurred, leading to William becoming the new King of England.

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What is feudalism?

Feudalism was a system providing protection and provisions through a hierarchy of kings, nobles, knights, and peasants.

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What role did the Church play in Medieval society?

The Church provided stability, education, and influenced daily life, conducting ceremonies and running schools and hospitals.

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What were the living conditions of nobles in Medieval society?

Nobles lived in castles or manors, wore fancy clothes, and received an education.

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What characterized the life of knights in Medieval society?

Knights were protectors, vassals to lords, and participated in battles and tournaments.

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What were the living conditions of peasants in Medieval society?

Peasants were the poorest group, divided into serfs and freemen, and over 90% of the population.

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What are the features of Motte and Bailey castles?

Motte and Bailey castles featured a wooden or stone keep, enclosed courtyard, and were vulnerable to fire.

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What did Stone keep castles have that enhanced defense?

Stone keep castles were larger, more fire resistant, and surrounded by thick walls.

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What distinguished concentric castles?

Concentric castles featured extra curtain walls with inner walls higher than outer.

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What was the Black Death, and when did it occur?

The Black Death was a deadly pandemic that spread from 1346 to 1352, affecting Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

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What was the purpose of the Magna Carta?

The Magna Carta established limits on taxation and was a foundation for democracy.

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What motivated the voyages of exploration in the Era of Colonisation?

Key motivations were the quest for new trade routes, land claims, and the pursuit of wealth and resources.

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Who were some famous explorers during the Era of Colonisation?

Famous explorers included Christopher Columbus, Francis Drake, Amerigo Vespucci, and John Cabot.

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What technological advancements supported exploration during this era?

Developments included the astrolabe, compass, and improved ship designs like carracks and caravels.

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What is the Doctrine of Discovery?

The Doctrine of Discovery, issued by Pope Alexander VI in 1493, justified Spanish claims to non-Christian lands.

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What were some impacts of the Doctrine of Discovery?

It justified colonization and led to the loss of land and cultural practices of First Nations peoples.

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How did colonization impact the world?

While it spread European culture, it also resulted in invasions, enslavement, and the loss of indigenous identities.