Transcript POWERPOINT JEOPARDY

Barbarians
Society in the
Middle Ages
Islam
Inventions of the
Middle Ages
Famous People
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• Vikings originally hail from this geographic
region:
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• Scandinavia
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• This group of “Barbarians” originated in the
steppes of Mongolia?
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• The Mongols
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• Born with the name Temujin, this great
general’s latter name is translated to mean
“ruller of all”.
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• Genghis Khan
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• This group of pastoralist “barbarians” forced
the Visigoths to leave their homeland in
modern day Austria.
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• The Huns.
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• The sack of this tidal isle off the coast of
England encouraged many more Viking raids
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• Lindisfarne
Life in the Middle Ages-10
• This system of landowning was based on the
relationship between a lord and his superiors.
Life in the Middle Ages-10
• Feudalism
Life in the Middle Ages-20
• Originating in Asia, the “Black Death” made its
way to Europe on these.
Life in the Middle Ages-20
• Fleas living off the blood of infected rats.
Life in the Middle Ages-30
• This form of inheritance meant that all
property was handed down to the first-born
son.
Life in the Middle Ages– 30
• Primogeniture
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• Signed by the “evil” King John, this document
is considered to be the forerunner of Canada’s
Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Life in the Middle Ages – 40
• The Magna Carta
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• The Bubonic Plague is estimated to have killed
this many people worldwide.
Society in the Middle Ages – 50
• 350 million
Islam and the Holy Wars -10
• Islam was founded in this holy city.
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• Mecca
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• Which of the following was not one of the
crusades?
a) Peasants’ Crusade
b) Crusade of the Kings
c) Adults’ Crusade
d) Crusade of the French Nobles
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• Adults’ Crusade
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• This Spanish city was home to a centre of
scholarship titled Alhambra.
Islam– 30
• Cordoba
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• These are the two main reasons why the
crusades were launched.
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• To assist Byzantium
• To re-capture Jerusalem
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• Name three of the Ottoman Empire’s
accomplishments.
Islam and the Holy Wars – 50
• Expansion into North Africa, the Balkan Peninsula in Europe,
and the Middle East (Asia)
• Ottoman takeover of Constantinople in 1451
• Control of Islam’s Holy Cities (Mecca and Medina) in 1514
• Creation of simplified Codes of Law
• Highly Structured Social Organization (bureaucracy and
banking)
• Creation of Elite Military Forces
• Creation of Beautiful Art and Architecture (Mosque of
Suleyman, Caligraphy, Painting)
Inventions of the Middle Ages - 10
• This Viking ship was renowned for its shallow
draft hull and incredible speed.
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• Longship
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• This Chinese invention led to a large increase
in agricultural production.
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• Heavy Plough
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• Mongols developed a special type of these to
allow them to accurately shoot arrows while
mounted on a horse.
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• Name four innovations that were achieved
in the Muslim empire during the Middle
Ages:
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Algebra
Astronomy
Optics
Paper
Scientific Process
Germs
Hospitals
Mental illness treatments
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• Name five Chinese inventions that took place
during the Middle Ages:
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• Gun powder
Silk
Money
Acupuncture
Wheel Barrow
Crossbow
Moveable Type
Magnetic Compass
Row Farming
Paper
Heavy Plough
Porcelain
Lacquer
Seed Drill
Famous People - 10
• This man is considered to be the greatest of
the Hun leaders.
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• Attila
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• This builder of the Hagia Sophia was known as
the emperor who never slept.
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• Justinian
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• This Viking leader is considered to be the first
European to reach North America.
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• Leif Ericson
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• This tall leader was anointed emperor of the
Holy Roman Empire.
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• Charlemange
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• This man called for the start of the crusades.
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• Pope Urban II