Middle Ages - Amherst Education Center

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Middle Ages
from about 500 to 1000 . . ( . .)
A D C E
Label:

Atlantic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Britain
Central Asia
Danube River
Dnieper River
England
English Channel
Europe
Gaul
Holy Roman Empire
Hungary
Iberian Peninsula
Italy
Mediterranean Sea
North Sea
Rome
Russia
Scandinavia
Constantinople
Middle Ages
of Europe
Label: Central Asia

Atlantic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Britain
Britain
Russia
Central Asia
Danube River
Dnieper River
England
English Channel
Europe
Gaul Hungary
Holy Roman Empire
Gaul
Hungary
Iberian Peninsula
Italy
Constantinople
Mediterranean Sea
North Sea Rome
Iberian Peninsula
Rome
Italy
Russia
Mediterranean Sea
Scandinavia
Constantinople
Middle Ages of Europe
Label:
____ Atlantic Ocean
____ Baltic Sea
14
____ Brita in 13
____ Central Asia
19
____ Danube River
____ Dnieper River 1 5
3
____ England
7
____ English Channel
11
_X__ Europe
17
18
____ Gaul 2
____ Holy Roman Empire
____ Hungary 6
15
12
____ Iberian Peninsula
____ Italy
____ Mediterranean Sea
9
____ North Sea 10
8
____ Rome
16
____ Russia
4
____ Scandinavia
____ Constantinople
STANDARD WHI.9a
The student will demonstrate knowledge of
Western Europe during the Middle Ages from
about 500 to 1000 . . ( . .) in terms of its
A D C E
impact on Western civilization by
a) sequencing events related to the spread
and influence of Christianity and the Catholic
Church throughout Europe.
Essential Understandings
The Roman Catholic Church grew in importance
after Roman authority declined. It became the
unifying force in western Europe.

During the Middle Ages, the Pope anointed the
Emperors, missionaries carried Christianity to
the Germanic tribes, and the Church served the
social, political, and religious needs of the
people.
• Many “tribes” attacked and conquered pieces
of the Western Roman Empire
• Many “tribes” attacked and conquered pieces
of the Western Roman Empire

• Maps of Europe were constantly changing
during this time period because of the
movements of many peoples

• This time period became
known as the Middle Ages