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The middle ages are the years between ancient and recent times. Pax Romana was a Collection of lands ruled by a single government. City-states gave Greeks opportunities to try different forms of government.
The middle ages are the years between ancient and recent times. Pax Romana was a Collection of lands ruled by a single government. City-states gave Greeks opportunities to try different forms of government.
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The middle ages are the years between ancient and recent times. Pax Romana was a Collection of lands ruled by a single government. City-states gave Greeks opportunities to try different forms of government.
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Shaped by History Sec. 1 From Ancient Greece to Feudal Europe Definitions Middle Ages: The years between ancient and recent times. Democracy: A kind of government that citizens run themselves. City-State: A city that is also an independent nation. Policy: Methods and plans a government uses to do its work. Empire: Collection of lands ruled by a single government. Pax Romana: Roman peace Manor: Piece of land owned by a lord in the feudal system. Serf: A person who lived on and farmed a lord’s land in feudal times. Feudalism: Way or organize society when there is no central government. Important Ideas Given To Us From Ancient Greeks Scientific Method Democracy -not the same as we know it today. -Citizens in Greece owned slaves -Non-Greeks, women and slaves weren’t citizens (no vote) -idea that citizens should have a voice in their government influenced people in later times. Greek Accomplishments (chart page 34) Alexander’s Empire City-states gave Greeks opportunities to try different forms of government. Alexander the Great became king of Macedonia. not satisfied with small kingdom set out to conquer the world. in less than ten years conquered an empire almost as big as the United States (Map page 35) died in 323 B.C. Greek culture linked entire Mediterranean world. Why was Alexander’s empire difficult to keep united? • -large and diverse Important Ideas Given to Us From Rome
System of Laws For All Citizens
-Roman lawmakers were careful and organized -Wrote laws down. -Judges based decisions on written law. -Laws protected all citizens Roman Empire Began building their empire after the death of Alexander. First emperor was Augustus (began Pax Romana) Pax Romana lasted for 200 years. Rome was most powerful state in Europe. Roman Decline Hundreds of years of warfare followed the Pax Romana Government raised taxes to pay for the wars (hurt economy) Empire grew too big for one person to rule (broke into 2) one in Eastern Mediterranean and one in the west. Western one continued to weaken After the fall of the Romans, society was organized under a system called Feudalism. Role of Christianity/Feudalism in Middle Ages Christianity Gave people strength in a time of danger. Feudalism Chart page 39 Monarch- king or queen (supreme ruler) Lord- powerful landowner (ruled local areas) Allowed to own piece of land (manor) as a reward for loyalty to Monarch. Knight- protected father’s lord in times of war Serf- farmed lands owned by Lords. In return, their Lords protected them during war time. Most people in feudal society were serfs. HERE ENDETH THE LESSON!