Later Middle Ages

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Later Middle Ages

• C.Markland

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Magna Carta causes changes in England

• By Colton Markland

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Magna Carta

• Who demanded this agreement?- In 1215 a group of
  nobles decided to force the king to respect
  their rights.

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Effects of Magna Carta

• What were the effects of the of M/C- It become a
  key development in the creation of the democracy.
  
• Three demands- 1. State why they were being put
  in jail. 2. Even the king must obey the law. 3.
  To respect these rights.

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Changes after Magna Carta

• What did the M/C inspire the noble to do?- The
  Magna Carta inspired them to now be the ones
  giving the advice to the kings.
• Parliament- A lawmaking body that governs
  England. This still governs England today.
• How did the king limit M/C?- Different events
  changed the M/C.

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Student Magna Carta

• Teachers have to give you a reason for why you
  are in trouble.
• More free time.
• Use phones and computers for more projects like
  helping look up stuff.

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The Hundred Years War

• By Colton Markland

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The Course of the War

• French King dies with no heirs-
• A French King died with no direct heir so the
  English came in and tried to take control of
  Frances thrown so that started the Hundred Year
  War.
• Two men claim thrown- One was French the other
  was the King of England. In the end the French
  man became king.
• English take the lead- This did not sit well with
  the English king so he later invaded and they
  took the lead at first.
• Joan of Arc- A young peasant girl that rallied
  the French troops but English did kill her but it
  was to late. The French drove the English from
  their country in 1453.

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Results of the War

• Changes in England- In England, Parliaments
  power grew because the king needed Parliaments
  power approval to raise money to pay for the
  costly war. As Parliament gained more influence,
  the king lost power.
• Changes in France- In France, on the other hand,
  the kings power grew. During the war, the king
  had become popular with his nobles. Fighting the
  English had created a bond between them. As
  result, the nobles supported the king after the
  war as well.
• Democracy in France will have to wait- Since they
  won the war they didnt need a new government and
  they got a new king.

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Black Death

• By Colton Markland

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Where it came from

• The plague originally came from central and
  eastern Asia.

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How it Spread

• Unknowingly, traders brought rats carrying the
  disease to Mediterranean ports in 1347. From
  there it quickly swept throughout much of Europe.
  Fleas that feasted on the blood of the infected
  rats passed on the plague to people.

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What disease was it

• The bubonic plague, a deadly plague that swept
  through Europe between 1347 and 1351.

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Effects on Manor life and Feudalism/ How many
died?

• In some villages nearly everyone died or fled as
  neighbors fell ill. In England alone, about 1,000
  villages were abandoned, and mostly by death.
  Most places the manor system fell apart
  completely. There werent enough people left to
  work in the fields. The plague killed millions of
  people in Europe and millions more around the
  world.

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What happened to it

• They cleaned up a lot. They used to just leave
  everything all dirty and leave their battle
  scares open cause they thought that would help
  them heal. It still exist today , it could happen
  again. Any time.