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Hass Mind Map, Comparing Medieval Justice to Modern Justice, Types of…

- - - - Secondary
      - Primary
      - A secondary source is a source made after the event in history happened. examples : movies, biographies, newspaper.
      - A primary source is a source made at the time of the event. When it happened. Examples : journals, interviews, original documents.
  - - - Key Historical Terms
- - - - Difference - Crime and Punishment is way different from today the punishments are not as much serve.
      - Difference - we aren't ordered into societies and we can choose any life path we want.
      - Similar - Most countries still have a leader. (president or Queen Of England for example)
      - Similar - the same viruses still around and colds.
      - Similar - Many buildings from the medieval times are still standing.
        
        Similar - Many people still believe in the religion they did back then.
        
        Difference - people were treated differently depending on what society they were in.
  - - - The weren't many knights.
      - They were granted land from the lords in exchange for protection.
      - They also received food and goods from the peasants/serfs exchange for protection.
    - - They were the largest group of people in Medieval Europe about 90%.
      - They did most of the farm work including feeding the societies above and getting fresh water and more.
      - Peasants worked hard for all the things they had, but they normally lived very short lives.
      - Farm work was very hard and everything had to be hand done, they woke up at dawn and worked all day.
- - - - Feudalism is a society in medieval Europe.
      - People would trade things for different things whether that be food or protection, money etc. For example Peasants would give their lords food and would do jobs for them while the lords would give the Peasants land to live on.
      - Examples Of How Feudalism Works
        
        Example for King : the king would give the lords and church nobles goods (gold) in exchange for food and taxes.
        
        Example for Lords and Church Officials : The lords and church officials would give the knights goods and land to live on exchange for protection.
        
        Trading things for exchange for goods or services.
        
        Example for Knights : the knights would give the peasants/surfs protection and land to live on in exchange for food and goods.
        
        Key Features Of the Medieval World
        
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        Conflict -
        
        Trade -
        
        Trade in Medieval Europe was when someone would give something to someone else and that person would repay them with protection, gold, goods etc.
        
        Battles and Wars.
        
        There were many different ways for conflict to start such as : desire for power or control. land or territories. kill people with different beliefs/religions. etc
        
        Feudalism is a society in medieval Europe.
        
        Where you trade things for exchange for goods, protection, gold/money, land etc
        
        Timeline example =
        
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      - Feudalism's society went King, Lords and Church Nobles, Nights, Peasants/surfs.
- - - - Week 6+7
        
        Medieval Justice VS Modern Justice
        
        Medieval Justice was worse than it is today.
        
        For example these trials :
        
        Trial by ordeal = This trial was when the accused person of the crime would suffer serve pain, then if the mark didn't go away in 2-3 days they were guilty but if it did go away they are innocent.
        
        Trial by combat = This trail was when the accused person of the crime would fight the accuse to death, whoever won was telling the truth. (you called also pay someone to fight for you)
        
        Trails in Medieval times were unfair and cruel.
        
        Modern Justice is way more fair than Medieval justice because you are innocent until proven guilty.
        
        You get a lawyer and you have judges and jury to decide if you are guilty or not. There is NO death penalty in most countries only jail time.
        
        Feudalism changed the justice system then we ended up to today.
- - - - Medieval Justice vs Modern Justice
        
        Similarities -
        
        Differences -
        
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        Which one is fairer? -
        
        What changed it?
        
        Many people follow the same religion as they did back in the Medieval times.
        
        People are still punished for their crimes.
        
        Innocent until proven guilty. (modern times)
        
        There aren't death penalties in most countries. (modern times)
        
        Modern Justice is way fairer than Medieval Justice because Modern Justice has a jury, a judge and many people to decide the decision, not depending on just one person.
        
        The magna carta and society.
        
        Week 6+7
        
        Essay Planning
- - - - Week 8
        
        THE BLACK DEATH
        
        What was it?
        
        The Black Death was a disease that infected millions of people across Europe and is very deadly.
        
        When?
        
        1346 – 1353
        
        Where?
        
        The black death started in Asia and India then spread quickly across Europe killing millions.
        
        How?
        
        It spread by ships travelling around. It was also spread by rats on those ships.
        
        It didn't really have a vaccine back then. People tried to get others better but couldn't find a vaccine till the 1860's.
        
        How was it treated?
        
        Who was infected?
        
        People who lived in the northen hemisphere. Around china, asia, europe etc.
        
        Who was spared?
        
        People who lived on small islands or in the southern hemisphere.
        
        Compare to COVID-19
        
        The black death symptoms are similar to COVID-19 symptoms.
        
        They both started in china.
        
        Spread very quickly and also people on small islands are safe.
- - - - Week 9
        
        Medieval Medicine
        
        What did they believe caused sickness?
        
        How did they treat sickness?
        
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        What role did the Catholic Church have in treating sickness?
        
        They were the people in the big costumes with the long noses, trying to find a vaccine.
        
        They believed that it was a way of getting punished from god. Or a demon entering your body.
        
        By praying for the sick person and hoping they survive. People in Medieval times had not very much experiences with viruses.
        
        What did i learn?
        
        About the Medieval times Armour and swords.
        
        Some things liked -
        
        The battle armor and shields + swords.
        
        Visit from Sir Dean Wallace -