HIS 130 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Christian Culture, Movable Type, Middle Ages

• School: University of Hartford
• Department: History - A&S
• Course: HIS 130
• Professor: Professor Bartram

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Question answer: i think people in the middle ages were mostly made up by knights, and noblewoman. I think a king would usually rule areas of some land. There were probably a lot of servants and merchants there. I think everyone was dictated by a king, and would only do what they king says to do. In 1492, europe was generally united by a common catholic religion and culture, that has later on changed in the 16th century because by the reformation. Many other reformers, unlike martin luther and john calvin, have worked within the. While learning about american and european history during its division in western. Christianity, it can give us the impression that the catholic church was, and always had been unified, and unchanging. As said to be unified and unchanging, in reality it is not, the catholic church had evolved a great deal in the 1500s. The protestant reformation was one of the largest splits in.