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The crusades happened during medieval times. The Pope of the time (Urban II) called on all Christians to fight a war against the Turks and were promised immediate remission of their sins upon death. The official reason for the first crusade is that the Pope wanted to help the Byzantine Emperor defend his Kingdom against invading Turks. Though it is argued that the Pope had the hidden agenda of taking back the "Holy land" from the Muslims.
Actually, the Latin equivalent of Middle Ages, which became "medieval" in English, was first used in the Late Middle Ages, which regarded itself as the modern age. The period of 500 to 1000 was seen as a middle period between ancient and more modern ages of reason, art, and enlightenment. The reason the year 500 or a somewhat earlier date was chosen (410 AD, 476 AD, etc.) is that the West Roman Empire fell apart at the time, and was taken over by a number of Germanic kingdoms. This supposedly began an era of darkness and illiteracy, though that period was already underway and was more a cause than an effect.
1st Answer:No. The people in the Medieval times never would have heard such a word. In a movie about medieval times, if there is someone with a diary, THAT would be an anachronism. an anachronism is when an object is put in the wrong time order, e.g, King Henry the eighth is in his garden reading on his IPAD.the reason why this is an example of an anachronism is because when King Henry the eighth was alive, there weren't such a thing.2nd Answer:Yes, some medieval people kept diaries.Diaries were first produced in ancient times, but were not in the same form as they currently are, because they were not bound, and when they were compiled and published, they were usually reordered and edited so anything regarded as unimportant was removed. We have a diary of ibn Banna, who lived in the 11th century, that was ordered by date, and very much like a modern diary in form. We have other diaries from medieval Europe, but they were compiled by people other than the author, usually according to subject matter, and for that reason not considered to have the modern form.Better preserved manuscripts from the Late Middle Ages include diaries of quite modern form. The anonymous Journal d'un bourgeois de Paris covers the years 1405 to 1449 is quite modern in form. Other diaries date from the same time or a little earlier. These are usually ascribed to the Renaissance rather than the Middle Ages, even though they are from the time that the Renaissance and the Middle Ages overlapped. Nevertheless, for the purpose of this question, they are medieval.By the way, Henry VIII was not medieval, but of a later time.There is a link below to the history section of an article on diaries.
The Age of Reason, also known as the Enlightenment, primarily occurred during the 17th and 18th centuries. It emphasized reason, science, and individualism over tradition and religious authority. Key figures like René Descartes, John Locke, and Voltaire contributed to its philosophical foundations, which influenced political and social thought. The movement laid the groundwork for modern democratic and secular societies.
Seize Soviet food and oil.
many counrtys didn't want or didn't help Germany recover. The treaty of Versailles limited germanys army, took all of germanys empire and made Germany pay a massive amount of money to France and belguim. This is why Germany was the hardest hit during the great despression. This economic loss is a big reason for the start of ww2.
None. Marco Polo was there, but no one else. The time frame of the medieval period was 410 AD to 1400 and it is in 1400 that explorers began ( one reason that the period was finally over).
People collect medieval swords for a variety of reasons. One reason is for their uniqueness.
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it went in ditches or holes in the ground that's one of the reason's medieval times had a lot of pollution, bacteria
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You f'ing helmet wearer! They are called medival houses for a reason.
Erienne Gilson has written: 'Reason and relevation in the middle ages' -- subject(s): Medieval Philosophy, Philosophy and religion, Philosophy, Medieval
Victoria Kirkham has written: 'The sign of reason in Boccaccio's fiction' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation, Reason in literature 'Fabulous vernacular' -- subject(s): Fiction, Medieval, History and criticism, Medieval Fiction, Novelle
the main reason they went on pilgrimages is to build their relationship with god