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Medieval Ages - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Demand for precious metals and other products.
        
        There were fairs to promote the products.
        
        As a consequence it was necessary to keep the land and sea routes safe.
        
        The first banks and bankers appears to finance trade.
    - - During the Medieval Age different cathedrals, universities and even new countries were created.
        
        Cathedrals: First, Romanesque and then Gothic
        
        Universities: Created in the XII century in different places: Cambridge, Oxford Bolonia, Sorbona and Salamanca
        
        New countries: Germany, France, Englad and Spain.
    - - The mode of feudal production has been established.
    - - CATHOLIC SOLDIERS HAD A CROSS THAT IDENTIFIED THEM HENCE THE NAME.
        
        The Islamic expansion seriously worried the Christian countries. Therefore, the popes encouraged the crusades, a military and religious movement of Latin or Western Christianity that, between the XI and XIII centuries, they made wars to maintain control of the so-called Holy Land.
    - - The Middle Age started in the V century and ended in the XV century.
        
        Two periods:
        
        High Middle Ages: From the V century to the X century. It is the old Middle Ages
        
        Late Middle Ages: From the from the XI to the XV century. It is the recent Middle Ages
    - - In the XIV century, the feudal model was exhausted in Europe.
        
        The bilateral wars led to the so-called "Hundred Years War" a series of armed conflicts between the kings of France and those of England, which lasted, in reality, 116 years. This gives way to the Renaissance and the end of the middle Ages.
        
        Two important events in the year 1953 ended the Roman Empire and the Middle ages: 1. The invention of the printing press
        
        The fall of Constantinople
        
        In 1492, the fall of Granada conquered by the Catholic Monarchs, and the European "discovery" of America by Christopher Columbus.