The era of the Middle Ages, between 500 and 1400, in Europe has been described in many ways by different historians. Some believe it was a Dark Age, some think of it as an Age of Faith. Others call it the Age of Feudalism and some even describe it as a Golden Age. From everything I've read and from what I know of that period of time, my view would agree with those historians that label it the Dark Ages. I would also agree that it was the Age of Faith and the Age of Feudalism, but first and foremost I would stay with the term Dark Ages. .
The Middle Ages brought invasions, death, destruction to the people of Europe during the era covering 500 to 1400. It was a "Dark" time in the world's history because of the "wild west" atmosphere that took place as it became a society that no longer had a government. There was much violence and anarchy with crimes against humanity being committed constantly. The Hungarians invaded the Eastern provinces, ransacked the towns and villages, burned down the churches, and took residents as captives. Then there were the invasions of England which spread terror through the country with towns being plundered and burned to the ground. The Crusades, which lasted from 1096-1272 also occurred during this time period. The Crusades were holy wars in which Christian states of Europe launched wars against the Muslims over the lands that the Muslims occupied, known as the Holy Land. There were eight wars in total by the Christians. Another reason to label this period the "Dark" ages was because of the disease that ravished the land and killed thousands and thousands of people. This disease was called the Black Death and was caused by fleas that had bitten infected rats and then bit humans to transfer the infection. The Black Death was considered a plague because it killed so many people. It was believed to have originated in China and spread through the silk trade routes to Europe.
To Infinity From Beyond Since the Middle Ages, society has come a long way. Not only are the epics of today and during the Middle Ages different, but the actual eras within the Middle Ages are different as well. ... Farmers were also introduced to extremely useful cultivation techniques during the Medieval era. ...
To Infinity From Beyond Since the Middle Ages, society has come a long way. Not only are the epics of today and during the Middle Ages different, but the actual eras within the Middle Ages are different as well. ... Farmers were also introduced to extremely useful cultivation techniques during the Medieval era. ...
Continuity and Change across the Early Middle Ages, Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance is defined by several aspects. ... This new era of a political and churchly kingdom became the central theme of the Middle Ages of how the two authorities led to religious and political conflicts. ... The dissolution of the Frankish empire caused the era to return into the Dark Ages, until feudalism arose. ... This era was also known as the Dark Ages (476~800 BC) because of the collapse of the Roman Empire in the West. The Late Middle Ages (1300~1500) was after the Crusades ended. ...
If someone were to ask me, two months ago, "What comes to my mind when I hear the words, the Middle Ages?" ... The Middle Ages began with the fall of the Roman Empire and ended with a great renaissance. The Middle Ages were shaped by its nobility, church, and middle class. ... During the Middle Ages, society established what historians, today, call the "Shame Culture." ... In closing, I would just like to say that I now know that the Middle Ages were a time of recovery and regrowth. ...
The Mesozoic Era is usually referred to the age of reptiles because this era witnessed dinosaurs on land, sea, and flying reptiles in the skies. ... The earliest turtles, lizards, snakes, and their relatives evolved in the end of the Mesozoic Era. ... In mammals, there are three bones in the middle ear, but in reptiles there is one- the stapes. ...
Christianity in the Middle Ages Christianity played a major role throughout the Middle Ages in society and politics. ... Christianity was consistently present in the social arena of the Middle Ages. ... In the Early Middle Ages, the church was disorganized and non-established. ... The political realm of the Middle Ages was closely knitted with Christianity. ... Christianity was always present in the Middle Ages, and it changed concepts and faith for all....
Christianity in the middle Ages Christianity played a major role throughout the Middle Ages in society and politics. ... Christianity was consistently present in the social arena of the Middle Ages. ... In the Early Middle Ages, the church was disorganized and non-established. ... The political realm of the middle Ages was closely knitted with Christianity. ... Christianity was always present in the middle Ages, and it changed concepts and faith for all....
The Middle Ages was an era of great decline in Europe that lasted from 500 AD to 1400 AD following the collapse of the Roman Empire. Many refer to the early Middle Ages as "The Dark Ages" because of the poor living conditions and structure the people of this era had. ... However, as time progressed, the people of the Middle Ages were able to created a structured sort of hierarchy called the Feudal System. The Feudal system brought many changes and improvements to the lives of the people living in this time, and was a large stepping stone that helped lead Europe out of the Middle Ages...
The Middle Ages saw the Christian Church peak in its political and social power. So great was their influence that the era is sometimes called the Age of Faith. ... There were several other crusades during the Middle Ages. ... By the end of the Middle Ages and beginning of the Renaissance in Europe there was a new branch of Christianity called Protestantism. ...
