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Elevation (4,000 m) (2,000 m) (1,000 m) (200 m) (0 m) Below sea level 13,100 ft. 6,600 ft. 3,280 ft. 650 ft. 0 ft. 0 0 250 500 kilometers 250 500 miles Chapter 9 Before You Read: Anticipation Guide Copy the statements below in your notebook. Write “agree” or “disagree” next to each one. After you have read the chapter, look over the statements again. • Political disorder and constant warfare led to the development of feudalism in Europe. • Feudal manors relied on trade with each other. • European and Japanese feudalism were the same. Big Ideas About Feudal Europe Culture Many societies rely on family roles and social classes to keep order. After the fall of Rome, a political and social system called feudalism developed in Europe. Feudal society was divided into well-defined classes. At the top were kings and wealthy landowners. At the bottom were peasants, many of whom worked for the landowners. Integrated Technology • Interactive Maps • Interactive Visuals • Starting with a Story INTERNET RESOURCES • WebQuest • Homework Helper • Research Links • Internet Activities • Quizzes • Maps • Test Practice • Current Events Go to ClassZone.com for Feudal Europe 768 Charlemagne becomes king of the Franks. 527 Justinian becomes emperor of Byzantine Empire. 661 Umayyad Caliphate begins rule of Muslim empire. 511 Frankish ruler Clovis dies. (portrait of Clovis) ▲ 286
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Chapter
9Before You Read: Anticipation Guide
Copy the statements below in your notebook. Write “agree” or “disagree” next to each one. After you have read the chapter, look over the statements again.
• Political disorder and constant warfare led to the development of feudalism in Europe.
• Feudal manors relied on trade with each other.
• European and Japanese feudalism were the same.
Big Ideas About Feudal EuropeCulture Many societies rely on family roles and social classes to keep order.
After the fall of Rome, a political and social system called feudalism developed in Europe. Feudal society was divided into well-defined classes. At the top were kings and wealthy landowners. At the bottom were peasants, many of whom worked for the landowners.
Integrated Technology
• Interactive Maps• Interactive Visuals• Starting with a Story
INTERNET RESOURCES
• WebQuest• Homework Helper• Research Links• Internet Activities
• Quizzes• Maps• Test Practice• Current Events
Go to ClassZone.com for
Feudal Europe
768Charlemagne
becomes king of the Franks.
527Justinian becomes emperor of Byzantine Empire.
661Umayyad Caliphate begins rule of Muslim empire.
511Frankish ruler Clovis dies.(portrait of Clovis)
▲
286
40°N
60°N
0° 20°E
Duero River
Rhine
River
Po River
Danub
e
River
Danube River
Elbe River
Oder River
Sein e River
Vistu la River
Thames River
Loire River
P y r e n e e s
I b e r i a nP e n i n s u l a
A L P S
Sardinia
Corsica
Sicily
Ape n
n i n e s
A T L A N T I C
O C E A N
N o r t h
S e a B a l t ic
Se a
M e d i t e r r a n e a n S e a
A
d r i a t i cS e a
TyrrhenianSea
Bay ofBiscay
Eng l i s hCh a n n e l
Ba l
e a
r ic
S ea
ENGLANDIRELAND
KINGDOMOF LEON
FRANCE
H O LYR OM A NEM P I R E
DUCHY OFPOLAND
KINGDOM OFHUNGARY
KINGDOM OFCROATIA
SERBIA
KINGDOM OFNORWAY
KINGDOM OFSWEDEN
FINLAND
CALIPHATE OF CORDOBA
KINGDOMOF
BURGUNDY
KINGDOM OF DENMARK
B
UL G
ARI A
Elevation(4,000 m)(2,000 m)(1,000 m)
(200 m)(0 m)
Below sea level
13,100 ft.6,600 ft.3,280 ft.650 ft.0 ft.
0
0 250 500 kilometers
250 500 miles
N
S
EW
Europe, A.D. 1000
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900sOutside invasions spur development of feudalism.
▲ (painting of a Viking ship)
1095First Crusade pitting Christians
against Muslims begins.
960Song Dynasty begins in China.(Song sculpture of a child)
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