MindMap Gallery Middle Ages Europe map
This is a mind map about "Middle Ages Europe".
Edited at 2020-12-23 09:31:01Whenever someone discusses the most influential artist of the 19th century, they will discuss the famous painter Paul Cézanne. He was one of the most active and influential artists between the time of 19th century and 20th centuries. He was a France-based artist who had a great love for patterns and designs of art and wanted to indulge in various tones and colors of artworks. He also was a prominent artist who supported artistic creativity and Cubism. His keen interest in multiple tones, patterns, and compositions of art had become the knowable fact about him in this world. He also influenced upcoming artists such as Picasso as well.
Here is a mind map of Singapore's history.Technological competence, modern metropolis, eco-friendly hotels, and heritage sites – Singapore offers all of this, and that is just the beginning. Furthermore, 200 years on, Singapore's mutual relations with Britain stay comparably solid, with the two nations vowing to share best practices on issues including reasonable business and advancement, culture, and youth.
Here is a mind map of Netherlands' history.The Netherlands, sometimes referred to as Holland, is the largest of four countries that form the Kingdom of the Netherlands. With a population of nearly 17.2 million Dutch inhabitants out of a total 17.4 million in the entire kingdom, it holds roughly 98% of the kingdom's population within its twelve European provinces while the rest is divided between the municipal islands within itself and the three island countries of Aruba, Curacao and Sint Maarten.
Whenever someone discusses the most influential artist of the 19th century, they will discuss the famous painter Paul Cézanne. He was one of the most active and influential artists between the time of 19th century and 20th centuries. He was a France-based artist who had a great love for patterns and designs of art and wanted to indulge in various tones and colors of artworks. He also was a prominent artist who supported artistic creativity and Cubism. His keen interest in multiple tones, patterns, and compositions of art had become the knowable fact about him in this world. He also influenced upcoming artists such as Picasso as well.
Here is a mind map of Singapore's history.Technological competence, modern metropolis, eco-friendly hotels, and heritage sites – Singapore offers all of this, and that is just the beginning. Furthermore, 200 years on, Singapore's mutual relations with Britain stay comparably solid, with the two nations vowing to share best practices on issues including reasonable business and advancement, culture, and youth.
Here is a mind map of Netherlands' history.The Netherlands, sometimes referred to as Holland, is the largest of four countries that form the Kingdom of the Netherlands. With a population of nearly 17.2 million Dutch inhabitants out of a total 17.4 million in the entire kingdom, it holds roughly 98% of the kingdom's population within its twelve European provinces while the rest is divided between the municipal islands within itself and the three island countries of Aruba, Curacao and Sint Maarten.
Middle Ages Europe Map
The Mediterranean World
The Mediterranean environment had everything you would needto have to make crops such as; fertile soil, climate that wasn'ttoo hot or cold and tons of rain fall and sunshine. Perfect forcrops.
The sea was a transportation routethat encouraged people to travel andtrade.
A great place for large numbersof people to live in.
Population grew rapidly and towns formed.
Philosophy The search forwisdom, ideas, and knowledge
B.C.E. Before the common era
Roman Legions Roman armed forces
Charlemagne
Came to power of westernEurope in 768 C.E.
Unlike the past rulers, he was veryinterested in re building civilization.
Carolingian Empire
Charlemagne's empire, fromabout 770 to 814.
He opened libraries around the kingdom.
He created a single code of lawsfor the whole empire.
Actually tried to make thingsbetter for the serfs andtradespeople.
The chase
The hunt.
Exhalations
Vapours.
Renaissance
A rebirth or revival, especially of the arts.
The Romans
There was three social classes;Patricians, Equites, andPlebeians.
The family was ruled by the father, who hadcomplete authority over his wife, children andslaves.
Senate the main law and policymaking body in Rome.
Worshiped many gods and spirits.
C.E.
Of the common era.
Latin
The language of the Romans.
Gladiator
A fighter who battled at publicshows; most were slaves.
Germanic People
One of the European peoples that spoke aGermanic languages; for example Angles,Saxons, Jutes etc.
Barbarian
Originally, a nonRoman person. "Barbarian"later came to mean "uncultured person." aninsult.
The AngloSaxon and The Celts
Alfred the Great
Was an early ruler of the AngloSaxons. Hisgreatest accomplishment was when he died, heleft Western and Southern England united.
Anglosaxons were farmers and men andwomen shared the hard work of agriculturebetween them.
Anglosaxons preserved their stories by pastingit on to each person. One would tell the otherand it kept going like that.
The celts had to relocate to Wales, Cornwell, andScotland and across the sea to Ireland becausethey were driven out.
Celtic Peoples
A western European culture. The Scottish,Irish, Welsh, Cornish, and Bretons are allCelts.
Epic
A long poem telling about heroicdeeds and events.
Prosperous
Thriving.
The Franks
They are farmers but loved to make war.
One of the Germanic tribes that overranthe Roman Empire in the 5thcentury .
Conquered most of Gaul (France)
"Frank" meant free.
Had social classes. Either reallyrich or incredibly poor.
Wergild
Manmoney, that is, a person'svalue in money.
Arson
Intentionally setting fire to property.
Betrothal
A promise to marry.
Plague
A contagious disease that is outof control and kills many people.
Prodigies, portents
Omens, occurences that predictfuture events.
Social Class
The group that one belongs to in a society. Classcan be determined by money, role in society, orone's parentage.
The Vikings
The vikings were any of the Scandinavianpeople who raided the coasts of Europe fromthe 8th to the 11th centuries.
Most were farmers and fishers. Thereare also highly skilled workers andsmiths.
The vikings were everywhere andattacked to get what theywanted.
Viking age 8001100 (1250 years)
Viking women has many rights under the law.Women could divorce their husbands and couldown property.
Vikings did all this because theywanted glory/fame and needed tosurvive.
Fjord
A long, narrow saltwater baywith high cliffs along its sides.
Skald
A Scandinavian poet who recitedpoems at formal gatherings.
Thing
A parliament where free adults could give their opinions onimportant matters. Viking kings, were not crowned;instead, they were lifted up standing on shields, at theThing.