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Both the portion covering the skull and the hinged visor over the face became less angular and more rounded, until by the mid- to late 1400s, the great bascinet had evolved into the armet. Significant technological advances in equestrian equipment, often introduced from other cultures, allowed for significant changes in both warfare and agriculture
Feudal System, An Overview of Feudalism
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Whereas previously grants of the Frankish kings to their followers had been in full ownership, the kings began to keep the ownership to themselves and to grant land only in benefice with a wide right of use and exploitation. The vassals' rights over the fiefs grew larger and larger in course of time, and soon fiefs became hereditary in the sense that investiture could not be withheld from an heir who was willing to do homage
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Of course, it was absolutely impossible to maintain these growing armies on what was provided by the lord's household alone, or to support them by payment. In the sixth and seventh centuries there involved the custom of individual freemen, who did not belong to any protecting group, to place themselves under the protection of a more powerful freeman
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Good times always had good ramifications for the people doing the hiring, but bad times: disease, famine, war - always seemed to fall back on the little people. Like Ganshof, he recognized that there was a hierarchal relationship between lords and vassals, but saw as well a similar relationship obtaining between lords and peasants
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This break-down was often fast and dramatic as it became unsafe to travel or carry goods over any distance and there was a consequent collapse in trade and manufacture for export. The spread of Christianity in the Migrations Period, both from the Mediterranean area and from Ireland, occasioned a pre-eminent cultural and ideological role for its abbots, and the collapse of a res publica meant that the bishops became identified with the remains of urban government
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Grospoint and petit-point are terms used also for this work, gros-point crossing two meshes of the canvas, and petit-point, the smaller, crossing but one mesh. Jacquard woven coverlets (bedspreads) became popular by mid-century, in some cases being custom-woven with the name of the customer embedded in the programmed pattern
Why did feudalism develop in Europe
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The invasion produced a situation where the nobility could quickly find themselves under siege from their tenants, so naturally, they did not trust them. Charlemagne did produce a strong Empire in the Carolingian empire, but in the face of Viking raids and internal strife, it failed within only a few generations, and was divided into two realms, the kingdom of France and the Holy Roman Empire
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A long dispute between scholars as to whether its institutional basis was Roman or Germanic remains somewhat inconclusive; it can safely be said that feudalism emerged from the condition of society arising from the disintegration of Roman institutions and the further disruption of Germanic inroads and settlements. Another disruptive force was the increase of communication, which broke down the isolated manor, assisted the rise of towns, and facilitated the emergence of the burgess class
Feudalism - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
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Feudalism in this sense is thought to have emerged in a time of political disorder in the 11th century as a means to restore order, and it was later a key element in the establishment of strong monarchies
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Medieval Europe: Question 7 of 21 The art, music, and philosophy of the medieval period in Europe generally dealt with human scientific achievements religious themes materialism classic Greek and Roman subjects Correct Answer Number: 2 Explanation: Religious themes dominated the art of Europe during the Middle Ages because the Catholic Church was dominant in the lives of everyone during this era. More Information Medieval Europe: Question 8 of 21 Which statement best describes the result of the Crusades? Europeans maintained a lasting control over much of the Middle East Islamic influence dominated Europe Europeans developed tolerance of Non-Christian religions trade between Europe and the Middle East was expanded Correct Answer Number: 4 Explanation: While Europeans were unable to maintain control of the Holy Land in the Middle East, trade between the two areas increased as demand grew for the spices and other items brought back to Europe by the Crusaders
feudalism (social system) -- Encyclopedia Britannica
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The association popularly made between the feudal construct and ignorance and barbarism fostered its extension to regions which Europeans scarcely knew and which they considered backward and primitive. Legal commentators in the 16th century had prepared the way for the elaboration of the feudal construct by formulating the idea, loosely derived from the Libri feudorum, of a single feudal law, which they presented as being spread throughout Europe during the early Middle Ages
What were medieval serfs in the Feudalism system?
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A serfs's holding, which also included a house in the village, thus formed a complete outfit.Medieval Serfs Clothing The Medieval serfs clothing was basic and practical. Medieval Serfs had to labor on the lord's domain for two or three days each week, and at specially busy seasons, such as ploughing and harvesting, Serfs had to do do extra work
Japan And Europe Comparison
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Conclusions Were both Europe and Japan agricultural societies? How did this affect the structure of the societies? Why was land the most important factor in feudal life? Conclusions Who are the warriors in medieval Europe and Japan? How are they similar? What makes them different? Explain the code of ethics for each. Though many details were different, and though the Samurai were more successful, Knighthood and the Samurai had the same ideals in mind, so many of the ideals behind the two feudal governments may have been similar as well
Medieval European History
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The Roman Empire formally legalized Christianity during the 4th century, and soon afterward, the zeal and evangelism of practitioners spread this faith throughout Western Europe as far west as Ireland. Wars took their toll, from William the Conqueror's invasion of England in 1066, to the Hundred Year's War that ended in 1453, there were few years that didn't see battles raging in some part of Europe
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Damage to Fukushima Nuclear Plant led to meltdown of three reactors and release of radioactive material, in the largest nuclear accident since the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. Many Japanese, however, believed their new empire was still regarded as inferior by the Western powers, and they sought a means of cementing their international standing
How was Japanese feudalism different from European feudalism
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You must understand that Feudalism is really just a lord giving l A characteristic of both European and Japanese feudalism was? The both had a decentralized government. Last edit by Hiser Melissa Answer History Related Answers: How was Japanese feudalism the same from European feudalism? Both were almost exactly the same
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Secondly, although the lower nobility in Japan (the samurai) swore fealty to their local lords, the local lords did not give the samurai any land of their own. Perhaps the most important similarity between Japanese and European feudalism for most people was the fact that they were both hereditary caste systems
Feudalism in Medieval Europe
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The Medieval European Knight vs. The Feudal Japanese Samurai
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Kenjutsu (Japanese swordsmanship), though consisting of very effective counter-cutting actions, also has no real indigenous provisions for fighting shields. Amusingly, before reflexively reacting with a strong opinion one way or another when thinking about this subject, we might want to stop and ask ourselves to ponder the same imaginary contest between two samurai, for example, a Muromachi era versus say, a Kamakura one
Feudalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A lord was in broad terms a noble who held land, a vassal was a person who was granted possession of the land by the lord, and the land was known as a fief. During homage, the lord and vassal entered into a contract in which the vassal promised to fight for the lord at his command, whilst the lord agreed to protect the vassal from external forces
Medieval Weapons
Both the portion covering the skull and the hinged visor over the face became less angular and more rounded, until by the mid- to late 1400s, the great bascinet had evolved into the armet. Significant technological advances in equestrian equipment, often introduced from other cultures, allowed for significant changes in both warfare and agriculture
Feudal System, An Overview of Feudalism
Whereas previously grants of the Frankish kings to their followers had been in full ownership, the kings began to keep the ownership to themselves and to grant land only in benefice with a wide right of use and exploitation. The vassals' rights over the fiefs grew larger and larger in course of time, and soon fiefs became hereditary in the sense that investiture could not be withheld from an heir who was willing to do homage
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Lecture 21: Feudalism and the Feudal Relationship
Of course, it was absolutely impossible to maintain these growing armies on what was provided by the lord's household alone, or to support them by payment. In the sixth and seventh centuries there involved the custom of individual freemen, who did not belong to any protecting group, to place themselves under the protection of a more powerful freeman
Good times always had good ramifications for the people doing the hiring, but bad times: disease, famine, war - always seemed to fall back on the little people. Like Ganshof, he recognized that there was a hierarchal relationship between lords and vassals, but saw as well a similar relationship obtaining between lords and peasants
Medieval History - Academic Kids
This break-down was often fast and dramatic as it became unsafe to travel or carry goods over any distance and there was a consequent collapse in trade and manufacture for export. The spread of Christianity in the Migrations Period, both from the Mediterranean area and from Ireland, occasioned a pre-eminent cultural and ideological role for its abbots, and the collapse of a res publica meant that the bishops became identified with the remains of urban government
The Myth of Nations: The Medieval Origins of Europe: Patrick J. Geary: 9780691114811: Amazon.com: Books
http://www.amazon.com/The-Myth-Nations-Medieval-Origins/dp/0691114811 Competition: lowRead more Published 7 months ago by JS Morgan 3.0 out of 5 stars endless human motility, to debunk 19C nationalist ideologies This is a very fun essay, designed to make us examine the mythology behind the nationalism that arose at the end of the 19C, as supported by myths of ancient heroism or lineage. His aversion to maps, chronologies and other study aids make it slightly more difficult for us lay folk, especially since he refers to so many archaic place-names and territories
Antique Textile History
Grospoint and petit-point are terms used also for this work, gros-point crossing two meshes of the canvas, and petit-point, the smaller, crossing but one mesh. Jacquard woven coverlets (bedspreads) became popular by mid-century, in some cases being custom-woven with the name of the customer embedded in the programmed pattern
Why did feudalism develop in Europe
The invasion produced a situation where the nobility could quickly find themselves under siege from their tenants, so naturally, they did not trust them. Charlemagne did produce a strong Empire in the Carolingian empire, but in the face of Viking raids and internal strife, it failed within only a few generations, and was divided into two realms, the kingdom of France and the Holy Roman Empire
A long dispute between scholars as to whether its institutional basis was Roman or Germanic remains somewhat inconclusive; it can safely be said that feudalism emerged from the condition of society arising from the disintegration of Roman institutions and the further disruption of Germanic inroads and settlements. Another disruptive force was the increase of communication, which broke down the isolated manor, assisted the rise of towns, and facilitated the emergence of the burgess class
Feudalism - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Feudalism in this sense is thought to have emerged in a time of political disorder in the 11th century as a means to restore order, and it was later a key element in the establishment of strong monarchies
Medieval Europe: Question 7 of 21 The art, music, and philosophy of the medieval period in Europe generally dealt with human scientific achievements religious themes materialism classic Greek and Roman subjects Correct Answer Number: 2 Explanation: Religious themes dominated the art of Europe during the Middle Ages because the Catholic Church was dominant in the lives of everyone during this era. More Information Medieval Europe: Question 8 of 21 Which statement best describes the result of the Crusades? Europeans maintained a lasting control over much of the Middle East Islamic influence dominated Europe Europeans developed tolerance of Non-Christian religions trade between Europe and the Middle East was expanded Correct Answer Number: 4 Explanation: While Europeans were unable to maintain control of the Holy Land in the Middle East, trade between the two areas increased as demand grew for the spices and other items brought back to Europe by the Crusaders
feudalism (social system) -- Encyclopedia Britannica
The association popularly made between the feudal construct and ignorance and barbarism fostered its extension to regions which Europeans scarcely knew and which they considered backward and primitive. Legal commentators in the 16th century had prepared the way for the elaboration of the feudal construct by formulating the idea, loosely derived from the Libri feudorum, of a single feudal law, which they presented as being spread throughout Europe during the early Middle Ages
What were medieval serfs in the Feudalism system?
http://askville.amazon.com/medieval-serfs-Feudalism-system/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=66858552 Competition: lowA serfs's holding, which also included a house in the village, thus formed a complete outfit.Medieval Serfs Clothing The Medieval serfs clothing was basic and practical. Medieval Serfs had to labor on the lord's domain for two or three days each week, and at specially busy seasons, such as ploughing and harvesting, Serfs had to do do extra work
Japan And Europe Comparison
Conclusions Were both Europe and Japan agricultural societies? How did this affect the structure of the societies? Why was land the most important factor in feudal life? Conclusions Who are the warriors in medieval Europe and Japan? How are they similar? What makes them different? Explain the code of ethics for each. Though many details were different, and though the Samurai were more successful, Knighthood and the Samurai had the same ideals in mind, so many of the ideals behind the two feudal governments may have been similar as well
Medieval European History
The Roman Empire formally legalized Christianity during the 4th century, and soon afterward, the zeal and evangelism of practitioners spread this faith throughout Western Europe as far west as Ireland. Wars took their toll, from William the Conqueror's invasion of England in 1066, to the Hundred Year's War that ended in 1453, there were few years that didn't see battles raging in some part of Europe
History of Japan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Damage to Fukushima Nuclear Plant led to meltdown of three reactors and release of radioactive material, in the largest nuclear accident since the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. Many Japanese, however, believed their new empire was still regarded as inferior by the Western powers, and they sought a means of cementing their international standing
How was Japanese feudalism different from European feudalism
You must understand that Feudalism is really just a lord giving l A characteristic of both European and Japanese feudalism was? The both had a decentralized government. Last edit by Hiser Melissa Answer History Related Answers: How was Japanese feudalism the same from European feudalism? Both were almost exactly the same
A Comparison of Japanese and European Feudalism - Yahoo Voices - voices.yahoo.com
Secondly, although the lower nobility in Japan (the samurai) swore fealty to their local lords, the local lords did not give the samurai any land of their own. Perhaps the most important similarity between Japanese and European feudalism for most people was the fact that they were both hereditary caste systems
Feudalism in Medieval Europe
Accommodations and Modification: If there are not enough computers to access the website for the entire classroom, students may use the given information printed out for them to research information and relay the following day. STANDARD 6.3 (World History) All students will demonstrate knowledge of world history in order to understand life and events in the past and how they relate to the present and the future
The Medieval European Knight vs. The Feudal Japanese Samurai
Kenjutsu (Japanese swordsmanship), though consisting of very effective counter-cutting actions, also has no real indigenous provisions for fighting shields. Amusingly, before reflexively reacting with a strong opinion one way or another when thinking about this subject, we might want to stop and ask ourselves to ponder the same imaginary contest between two samurai, for example, a Muromachi era versus say, a Kamakura one
Feudalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A lord was in broad terms a noble who held land, a vassal was a person who was granted possession of the land by the lord, and the land was known as a fief. During homage, the lord and vassal entered into a contract in which the vassal promised to fight for the lord at his command, whilst the lord agreed to protect the vassal from external forces
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