The Making of Europe Chapter 12
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I. The Emergence of Europe in the Early Middle Ages A. The New Germanic Kingdoms 1. The Kingdom of the Franks 2. The Society of the Germanic Peoples B. The Role of the Christian Church 1. The Organization of the Church 2. The Monks and Their Missions
I. The Emergence of Europe in the Early Middle Ages C. Charlemagne and the Carolingians 1. The Significance of Charlemagne D. The World of Lords and Vassals 1. Invasions of the Ninth and Tenth Centuries 2. The Development of Fief ‑ Holding 3. The Practice of Fief-Holding 4. The Manorial System
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II. Europe in the High Middle Ages A. Land and People 1. The New Agriculture 2. Daily Life of the Peasantry 3. The Nobility of the Middle Ages
II. Europe in the High Middle Ages B. The New World of Trade and Cities 1. The Revival of Trade 2. Trade Outside Europe 3. The Growth of Cities 4. Daily Life in the Medieval City
II. Europe in the High Middle Ages C. Evolution of the European Kingdoms 1. England in the High Middle Ages 2. Growth of the French Kingdom 3. Christian Reconquest: The Iberian Kingdoms 4. The Lands of the Holy Roman Empire 5. The Slavic Peoples of Central and Eastern Europe 6. The Development of Russia: Impact of the Mongols
II. Europe in the High Middle Ages D. Christianity and Medieval Civilization 1. Reform of the Papacy 2. The Church Supreme: The Papal Monarchy 3. New Religious Orders and New Spiritual Ideals 4. Popular Religion in the High Middle Ages
II. Europe in the High Middle Ages E. The Culture of the High Middle Ages 1. The Rise of Universities 2. The Development of Scholasticism 3. Romanesque Architecture 4. The Gothic Cathedral
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III. Medieval Europe and the World A. The First Crusades B. The Later Crusades C. What Were the Effects of the Crusades?
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