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History - Coggle Diagram

- - - - When the record is made at the time of the event
    - - When it is recorded after the event
- - - - A hierarchy of social groups where the above group provides land and their own sevices to the kingdom, and the below groups provide their services for the upper groups.
    - - Nobles
      - Church officials
        
        Provides church services
      - Knights
        
        Provides protection for the kingdom
      - King
        
        rovides land for the people.
      - Peasants
        
        Provides food and resources
  - - - Where the accused would fight the accuser to the death
    - - Definition
        
        When the matter was left to "God" to decide
      - Trial by Fire
        
        A hot metal rod was placed on the accused arm, if the wound didnt heal i 3 days they were guilty
      - Trial by Water
        
        Tied up and thrown in a river, if you didn't die you were innocent.
    - - What punishments and trials would be used for a certain crime
    - - The community decides your punishment
    - - For example you could be burnt at the stake, beheaded or hanged.
      - Most punishments consisted of harsh and cruel ones.
    - - Burned at the stake
      - The wheel
      - The iron maiden
  - - - True Cause
        
        Rats or fleas
      - What the cause was though to be
        
        A punishment from god because of their sins.
    - - Long Term
        
        Weakening of feudalism
        
        Weakening of the church
        
        The start of the slave trade
      - Short term
        
        Impact on religion
        
        Depopulation
        
        Bodies filling the streets
    - - The plague started in china and spread to India, Egypt, Persia and Syria. It spread to Europe through trade ships in Sicily.
  - - - Housing
        
        They would live in small 2 room huts shared with domestic animals.
        
        Occasionally they would live on the nobles property to assist them and provide services
      - Food
        
        stews, grainy bread, vegetables and fruit (when available), milk, hard
        
        cheese, porridge made from oats or barley, and perhaps some nuts from the forests.
      - Hygiene
        
        Health
        
        Washing in a cold dish of water.
        
        Dental
        
        Washing teeth with a damp cloth occasionally
      - Fashion
        
        They had a very limited amount of clothing choices
        
        The only clothes they had were poorly made and cut by peasant women.
    - - Entertainment
        
        The wealthy had a large variety of clothes that they could wear.
      - Food
        
        fish, fruit, soft cheese, eggs, coloured jellies, vegetables,
        
        sauces and soups, salads, white bread, pies and tarts, and ornate sweet dishes called subtleties.
      - Housing?
        
        Nobles
        
        Large manors provided by the king
        
        Royals
        
        They would live in the kingdoms castle
      - Hygiene
        
        Health
        
        Washing in a hot bath with herbs and scented oils inside (usually with the assistance of a peasant)
        
        Dental
        
        Occasionally washing teeth with a damp cloth
      - Fashion
        
        Only people of royal blood can wear, gold, silver and purple materials
        
        Only noblewomen could wear veils and have dresses made of satin and velvet.
        
        Clothes were custom made by tailors