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The Middle Ages begin with the fall of the Western Roman Empire. -
The origin of feudalism was located at the time when the Carolingian Empire disintegrated in the ninth century.
Monarchs began to have serious difficulty defending their possessions. -
It was played by two types of characters: the troubadours and the minstrels, who received different names according to the territory in which they were located.
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As the Empire fell apart, a few men decided to move away from the violence of the Middle Ages and gather in secluded places.
However, the monks of the Middle Ages, taking the example of St. Benedict, had a very important function to sustain and preserve the cultural remains of the defunct Roman Empire. -
It was a strictly vocal type of music with one voice, or, at most, with an accompaniment based on parallel fifths.
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A series of wars between the Turkic peoples and the Byzantine Empire that were fought over four centuries.
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It is characterized by a soft sonority that derives from the acceptance of the third as a consonant harmonic interval and the progressive increase in the number of voices
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is a cultural movement that arises in Italy around 1400. It marks the leap from the Medieval period to the Modern Age and brings with it a great cultural transformation
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It was the most devastating bubonic plague pandemic in human history, affecting Eurasia -
Orleans was a very important strategic point to gain control of the Loire lands along with Angers, Tours or Blois.
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The end of the Middle Ages ended with the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the arrival of Columbus in America. -
A new social class is imposed which will be the one who promotes this ideology.
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