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    lives in the Middle Ages. She was perhaps known as one of the most powerful women of her time. Eleanor of Aquitaine was Duchess of Aquitaine who went on to become queen-consort of France and later‚ queen of England. One of the main impacts Eleanor of Aquitaine had were increasing women rights. She battled and introduced better customs to increase female rights and this impacted positively on the power and rights of women in the Middle Ages. A second impact she had on the Middle Ages were the important

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    Topic 1. Question 1.- What were the different types of courts in the Middle Ages. Some of the different types of courts in the Middle Ages were Church courts‚ Manor courts and Royal courts. Now all of these courts are different and have different rules. For example Church courts are lighter in sentences than Royal courts also Church courts cannot sentence death. Manor courts are dealt with charges of assault‚ petty theft‚ public drunkenness and other small crimes. Also Royal courts deal with serious

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    Instrumental History of the Drums The first instrumental drum was called a timpani or kettledrums. This drums origin is of Eastern origin. Small kettledrums were introduced into Europe as early as the 13th century. The European kettledrum ‚ which is used in American orchestras also‚ derives its special sound from the size and shape and diameter of its bowl. This bowl is usually made of copper or fiberglass. Another primary drum is the snare drum. It was developed drom double-skinned drum of medieval

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    The Classical Period or Golden Age of Greece‚ from around 500 to 300 BC‚ has given us the great monuments‚ art‚ philosophy‚ architecture and literature which are the building blocks of our own civilization. But it was one person by the name Pericles who changed it all. Nobody dominated Athenian political life during the Golden Age more than the statesman Pericles (495-429BCE)‚ who served nearly 30 years on the board of Ten Generals which was elected annually rather than the chosen by lot‚ and was

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    area of development I have chosen is physical development. A definition of physical development -This is the time when the body develops its performance‚ having complete control over the body. A child will expand in itself physical performances in both age ranges from birth to three years and from three to seven years. This development is divided into two fundamental sections; Gross motor along with Fine motor . Gross motor are the greater movements that obligate good muscle development plus control

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    During the Middle ages‚ men and women alike were infatuated by the vices the world had to offer them. Whether it was the love of money‚ power‚ or possessions‚ each of these enticements in the end were short lived. This type of love‚ a finite love that fed off of human nature‚ this was referred to as Amor. Despite the fact that this type of love did not last long‚ people during the middle ages flocked to it for it was the only type of love they had ever known. As time would show‚ there would be a

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    to build a functioning military. (BS-4) Lastly the church adapted and used the great chain of being to their advantage. (TS) Knight would affect feudalism by giving protection to the kingdom in exchange for food and land. (MIP-1) Knights in the middle ages had (SIP-A) (STEWE-1) Knights were the very definition of power. They had to fight in the most gruesome

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    At the beginning of the fourteenth century‚ the European world was on the brink of dramatic change. Two time periods that were fast approaching were going to alter the culture as a whole‚ with new inventions‚ ideas‚ and artistic expressions. The European civilization had just come out of the middle ages and entered a time period now known as the Renaissance. The Renaissance (meaning ’re-birth’) began in Italy and was a revival of classical learning and powerful innovations‚ some of which have affected

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    The “Earth is flat”. That’s what society & scientists from the early Middle Ages would say. How do you do so? Because they simply came up with a conclusion without any experimentation or research. This is what separated the philosophers and scientists of the Middle Ages from the Renaissance‚ which is how the Scientific Revolution was formed. Overall‚ the Scientific Revolution took the discoveries from the previous generations and reimagined them‚ this time by gathering more evidence rather than making

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    The role of the Church in the Middle Ages 1. The role the Church played and why it was given this role: As Medieval Europe experienced a lack of a strong‚ central government‚ the feudal system provided some political stability. The Church also provided stability during the middle ages‚ and appealed to every social class. Lords and Ladies would often pay large amounts of money to the Church‚ so it was very wealthy. 2. The order of command in the Church: Clergy: Religious officials

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