Chapter 15 section 5
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The document summarizes several key events and aspects of life in medieval Europe. The Church played a central role in daily life and maintained control through the Inquisition. The Black Death arrived from China in 1347 and devastated Europe's population and economy by killing over 38 million people within 4 years. France and England fought the Hundred Years War from 1337 to 1453 over rival claims to French lands. Joan of Arc helped France begin to gain victories until she was captured, tried for heresy by the Inquisition, and burned at the stake. The Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of Muslim-controlled Iberia, was completed in 1492.
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Chapter 15 section 5
- 1. Chapter 15 Section 5
- 2. Religion Part of Daily life Everything revolved around the Church Inquisition – preserved the Church
- 3. Medieval Literature Written in the vernacular Troubadours – singing poets Ex. Song of Roland – French
- 4. Black Death 1347 – arrives in Europe Caused by fleas on rats Came from China along the Silk Road Devastated Europe’s economy Weakened feudalism 38 million people died in 4 years
- 5. Hundred Years War England vs. France 1337 - 1453 England claimed French lands French wanted English out
- 6. Joan of Arc French Peasant 1429 – persuaded King to let her join French army France begins to win Joan captured by English Tried by the Inquisition for heresy Burned at the stake France defeats England
- 7. Reconquista Re-conquest Struggle to regain Iberian peninsula from the Muslims Completed in 1492 by Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile