The Black Death, an Unforeseen Exchange - Europe’s Encounter with Pandemic Sparked an Age of Exploration
Author: Camryn Franke
*Wait a few seconds for the document to load, the time may vary depending on your internet connection. If you prefer, you can download the file by clicking on the link below.
Information
Description: The Black Death, an Unforeseen Exchange - Europe’s Encounter with Pandemic Sparked an Age of Exploration por Camryn Franke explores the devastating impact of the Black Death on medieval Europe. It examines how the pandemic inadvertently triggered significant economic, social, and religious changes, leading to the Renaissance.
Pages: 17
Megabytes: 0.36 MB
This may interest you
History of the protestant reformation in England and Ireland
Extension: PDF | 218 pages
History of the protestant reformation in England and Ireland por William Cobbett presents a critical perspective on the Reformation, highlighting its perceived negative economic and social consequences. This historical analysis offers a valuable, if controversial, lens through which to examine the period.
Magna Carta & Parliament
Extension: PDF | 21 pages
Magna Carta & Parliament by David Carpenter and David Prior explores the historical impact of Magna Carta on the evolution of the English Parliament. This insightful guide highlights key clauses and their enduring relevance, making it essential reading for understanding the foundations of English law and governance.
The Norman Conquest – The Anglo Saxon Chronicle
Extension: PDF | 22 pages
The Norman Conquest - The Anglo Saxon Chronicle por Jan Seidensticker & Philipp Preker presents a concise overview of the Norman Conquest of England, focusing on the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and its accounts. Explore the key events and figures of this pivotal moment in English history.
The Wars Of The Roses
Extension: PDF | 17 pages
The Wars Of The Roses por Sutanuka Ghosh Roy provides a concise overview of this English civil war, spanning 1455-1487. It is a valuable resource for understanding the key events, figures, and social context of this turbulent period in English history.
Contested Stones – Monumental Architecture and the Representation of Power in the High Middle Ages
Extension: PDF | 17 pages
Contested Stones examines the economic and political forces behind monumental architecture in the High Middle Ages. It offers valuable insights into resource management and power dynamics through the lens of Gothic cathedral construction.
