Activity #3
Activity #2
Evidence and Reasoning: Identify the following as Stability, Achievement or Decline (choose only 1). Support your argument with 1 specific supporting detail as evidence and then explain why your evidence supports your argument.
Term/Person / S?A? or D? / Evidence and Reasoning= Fact and Defense =Because…Counts / Fact:
Defense:
3 Field System / Fact:
Defense:
Gregory the Great / Fact:
Defense:
Manuscripts copied by monks / Fact:
Defense:
Treaty of Verdun / Fact:
Defense:
• Activity #1
• Draw a multi-flow (cause and effect) map with the following Guiding Question: How did the Germanic Invasions affect Europe? You will need to know both sides for the test.
• Activity #4:
• Draw a Double Bubble Map about Feudalism and Manorialism. (3 similarities/3 differences)
• For the test you will only be given the circles you will have to add everything else.
Activity 5: Read the following primary sources and answer the questions. Identify who from the Middle Ages selection is about.
Decide whose life you would rather have and why, cite evidence from the text to support your answer and then explain the reason your evidence works.
She gets up at 7a.m., and her chaplain is
waiting to say morning prayers . . . and
when she has washed and dressed . . .
she has breakfast, then she goes to the
chapel, for another service, then
has dinner. . . . After dinner, she
discusses business . . . then has
a short sleep, then drinks ale or
wine. Then . . . she goes to the
chapel for evening service, and has
supper. After supper, she relaxes with
her women attendants. . . . After that,
she goes to her private room, and says
nighttime prayers. By 8 p.m. she is in bed.
I get up early . . . milk our cows and
turn them into the field. . . . Then I
make butter. . . . Afterward I make
cheese. . . . Then the children need
looking after. . . . I give the chickens
food . . . and look after the young
geese. . . . I bake, I brew. . . .
I twist rope. . . . I tease out wool,
and card it, and spin it on a
wheel. . . . I organize food for the
cattle, and for ourselves. . . . I look
after all the household.