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Why was Jean duke of Berry in the fifteenth century the wealthiest man in Europe?
His subjects paid the highest taxes in all of Europe.
Why was Jean the duke of Berry in the fifteenth century the wealthiest man in Europe?
His subjects paid the highest taxes in all of Europe.
Why did Antwerp overtake Bruges in important by the middle of the fifteenth century?
Antwerp overtook Bruges in importance by the middle of the fifteenth century due to the city being on a river. It grew to be one of the largest seaports in Europe.
What is an example of new economic divisions in the Europe peasantry that began to occur during the fifteenth century?
european
What was the official name of the Black Death which spread across Europe from 1347 into the beginning of the fifteenth century?
The bubonic plague
What is an example of new economic divisions in the European peasantry that began to occur during the fifteenth century?
Peasants throughout Europe became poorer
Which book did fifteenth-century inventor Johannes Gutenberg print on his printing press?
Johannes Gutenberg printed the Bible, known as the Gutenberg Bible, on his printing press in the fifteenth century. This marked a significant milestone in the history of printing and contributed to the spread of knowledge and literacy throughout Europe.
Is there a historical sketch of the christian missionary movement during the 19th century in Europe onto North America?
Where is a historical sketch of the 19the century missionary movement in Europe
Why did Antwerp overtake Bruges in important by the middle of the 15th century?
Antwerp overtook Bruges in importance by the middle of the fifteenth century due to the city being on a river. It grew to be one of the largest seaports in Europe.
What groups of invaders threatened Europe?
The barbarian tribes threatened Europe. The word "barbarian " is Greek for the "other".
What are the 3 groups that threatened Western Europe during the 9th and 10th century?
Vikings, Magguars, Muslims
Period when Europe's church changed greatly?
Europe only began to became EUROPE as such, with the coronation of Charlemagne in 800 A.D. Then Christian Europe rose to become a stunning jewel in the crown of the Church until the collapse of Europe in the 14th century, which saw the Medieval Synthesis collapse. The disasters of the 14th and 15th century gave rise to Protestant Catastrophe in the early 16th century and Christian Europe began to fall apart. The Age of Revolution in the late 18th century also saw great changes in the Church in Europe, and then the darkness of the twentieth century with its wars, tyrants, dictators, communists, socialists saw the rise of Satan as never before and Christian Europe was nearly dead. The thirteenth century was probably its highpoint, and it has been downhill ever since. I would recommend Diane Moczar's two books: What Every Catholic Wants to Know Catholic History and Ten Dates Every Catholic Should Know for a succinct synopsis of the Church's history in Europe (see below).
