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history
key concepts
cause and effect-
definition
Cause and effect aim to identify the reasons why events and have occurred at the resulting consequences form it.
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empathy
Empathy is the ability to ‘walk in someone else’s shoes’- to be aware of, and sensitive to, their feelings, thoughts and experiences.
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Evidence
Definition
• Primary sources -that were created at the time of the event. Might include bones, letters, art and tools
• Secondary- these are reconstructions of the past by people living a later time. Might include books, articles, models, documentary films.
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significance
Relates to the importance assigned to aspects of the past, such as events, discoveries, people and historical sites.
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perspective-
Definition
point of view- the position from which people see and understand events going on in the world around them.
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continuity and change
definition
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• Historians recognize that over time some things change and stay the same, while others change.
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medieval life
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food
Definition
the food was based off of your rank in the hierarchy if you were a king would get a feast if you were a pheasant you would pick up scraps on the road
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the black death
symptoms
The symptoms ranged from small buboes and a fever to apple sized buboes and the blackening of fingers and toes.
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spread
the rats, fleas and poor living conditions helped the disease spread
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treatments
Rubbing onions, herbs or a chopped up snake (if available) on the boils or cutting up a pigeon and rubbing it over an infected body. Drinking vinegar, eating crushed minerals, arsenic, mercury or even ten-year-old treacle!
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short term impacts
Depopulation.- dropped from 125 million to 90 million. 30 -40% f the population with higher rates of death in rural areas. 35 million people died in China.1/3 of the population died in the middle-east. 40 % of egypts population died.
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crime and punishment :
trail by ordeal
definition
Where there wasn’t enough evidence to prove someone's innocence, a trial in the eyes of god was used.
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trail by combat
definition
• Another trial commonly used for the members of the upper classes was trail by combat, where the accused fought the accuser. Sometimes a champion (a strong knight) would fight on behalf of a weaker party. The winning side was innocent- god believed to ensure this as he would punish the guilty.
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feudalism
ranks
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churches officials
definition the church officials (priests) were in charge of the churches and in charge of most of the religious people
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definition
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o If a person was born a peasant, that person would die a peasant.
example