
New Patterns of Civilization
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New Patterns
of Civilization
Essential Question: How did a new
European civilization develop after the
fall of the Roman Empire?
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Review: the fall of the Roman Empire
was caused by a split empire.
● Land-owning Lords became “monarchs”
○ Kept their land and subjects
● Split identity:
○ West became influenced by Germanic culture
and Christianity
○ East Roman Empire maintained culture
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Review: the fall of the Roman Empire
caused by a split empire.
● Invasions by the Huns & Barbary tribes
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Able to do so because of divided nature
● Charlemagne took over Western Roman Empire;
established Carolingian Empire
● Eastern Roman Empire became controlled by the
Byzantine Empire
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The Carolingian Empire established a
feudal system which was the beginning
of the Middle Ages
● Feudalism: nobles in power, land grabs
○ Peasants/serfs lived under their Lords in
exchange for military protection
● Cause of its fall: Viking invasions & too large
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The Carolingian Empire established a
feudal system which was the beginning
of the Middle Ages
● Years: 1000-3000 CE
● Period of rapid growth
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Agricultural production, trade, cities/towns,
and money economy
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The Middle Ages was characterized by
centralized power, and the expansion of
the power of the Catholic Church.
● Landed Aristocracy in charge (those who have land
= nobles, vassals)
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Serfs/peasants tenants
● Kings exercised centralized authority
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Concentration of power in the hands of one
individual
● Catholic Church was dominant institution
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Rise in spirituality; more religious order
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The establishment of the Byzantine
Empire kept Classical ideals alive
● Surviving Eastern Roman Empire
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Lasted for hundreds of years; 9th-11th
centuries
● Culture and religion spread to Central Europe
and Russia
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Greek/Roman Classics spread to Europe
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Contributed to European Renaissance
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The decline of the Byzantine Empire
created the Ottoman Empire, which
reigned until World War 1!
● Fell to the crusading
Ottoman Turks
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Fall of
Constantinople
1452
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Big Ideas:
● The Roman Empire fell because of its massive
size, split, and invading tribes.
● The Carolingian Empire led the way in creating
the Middle Ages and feudal system, contributing
to the strength of the Catholic Church.
● The Byzantine Empire helped to jump start the
European Renaissance, later becoming the
Ottoman Empire.
New Patterns
of Civilization
Essential Question: How did a new
European civilization develop after the
fall of the Roman Empire?
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