1. Monday Bellringer *Take Out your study guide for the test tomorrow*
1. List the two most difficult question from your study guide.
2. With a partner at your group, try to find the correct answer (notes or textbook)
3. How will you study tonight for the Test?

2. Tuesday Bellringer * On your bellringer sheet- write test*
-Study for the first 5 min of class!
- Clear your desk (only pencil and bubble sheet)
-Put your name and lunch number on bubble sheet

3. Wednesday Bellringer- According to the Quote: 
1. How did the black death affect society in the middle ages?
2. Make a list of what you know about the black death/plague and what you want to know

4. Ch
Late Middle Ages

5. Success Criteria
The student can identify the Economic and Social Effects of the spread of the Black Death.

6. State Standard
7.40 Describe the economic and social effects of the spread of the Black Death from Central Asia to China, the Middle East, and Europe, and its impact on the global Population.

7. Famine and Plague Europe grew and prospered in the 1200’s.
1300’s cold winters and rainy summers destroyed 
crops & livestock died from disease.
1315 – 1322 was the great famine. (Vocab)

8. Plague comes to Europe 1300’s Plague spread from Asia to Europe.
The Black Death was spread by fleas from Asia to Europe. 40 – 60 Million died in China.
The Black Death was likely spread along the Silk Road.
(Caffa)
Between 1347 – 1351, 19 to 38 Million Europeans die.  

11. Effects of the Plague
Some thought that God was punishing them for sins.  
The plague threw the economy into decline. Less trade, 
more need for workers.
Food Prices Drop
Serfs – Demand Wages for labor.

14. 15 Cases in the United States – 2015
How would we react to an outbreak?
Today???

17. You Decide…
What do you believe was the greatest effect of the spread of the Black Death on Europe?
Social?
Economic?

18. Success Criteria
I can identify the Economic and Social Effects of the spread of the Black Death.

19. Thursday Bellringer

20. Success Criteria
I can identify Joan of Arc, the Spanish Inquisition, and the Reconquista.

21. Religion & Politics Disputes reduced the churches authority.
English and French battle in the Hundred Years War.

22. Conflict in Church
1378 – 1417 Great Schism - several church leaders claimed to be Pope.
1417 – Council of Bishops elected 1 true Pope.
European Kings began to question the Pope’s authority. Many criticized the wealth and corruption.

24. Hundred Years’ War
French Kings wanted to unite all their lands under 1 kingdom.
King Edward III of England declares himself King of
France and invades. Begins over 100 years of conflict.
English were victorious at Crecy 1346 & again in 1415
English had superior longbow and cannon.

29. Joan of Arc 1429 Joan convinces Prince Charles to let her go with
the army to Orleans. French Victory.
The English were defeated and Charles was crowned
king.
The English captured Joan and accused her of being
a witch. Burned at the stake.
Joan became a hero and a Catholic Saint.

30. Jews and Muslims in Spain
Reconquista – Christians drive the  Muslims from Iberian
Peninsula(Spain) 3 Kingdoms –
Portugal, Castile and Aragon.
1469- Prince Ferdinand married Isabella and united 
Aragon and Castile as Spain.
Spanish Inquisition
Christians persecuted the Jews in Spain. Some 
converted to Christianity. King – set-up the Inquisition.
Inquisition tortured thousands accused of being disloyal
to the Catholic Church. Many Jews and Muslims left.

37. CFA Standards
7.40 Describe the economic and social effects of the spread of the Black Death from Central Asia to China, the Middle East, and Europe, and its impact on the global Population.
7.41 Trace the emergence of a modern economy, including the growth of Banking, commerce towns and a merchant class.
7.42 Outline the decline of Muslim Rule, The Reconquista, the Spanish Inquisition and the rise of Spain and Portugal