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Araling Panlipunan Serye III: Kasaysayan ng Daigdig
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DIGMAANG KINASANGKUTAN NG KABIHASNANG GREEK
GRAECO-PERSIAN WAR - PERSIA VS GREECE
1. BATTLE OF MARATHON
2. BATTLE OF THERMOPHYLAE
3. BATTLE OF SALAMIS
PELOPONNESIAN WAR - ATHENS VS SPARTA
Paglakas ng simbahang katoliko bilang isang institusyon sa gitnang panahonGenesis Ian Fernandez
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The document discusses the rise of Catholicism as an institution during the Middle Ages. It summarizes key aspects like how Christianity provided hope during difficult times, how the Church became a strong social institution, the growth of Christianity's doctrines, and the establishment of early churches in major cities. It also covers the role of the popes, development of canon law, founding of monastic orders like the Franciscans and Dominicans, and the Crusades launched to retake the Holy Land. Overall, it analyzes how the Catholic Church became a powerful force in medieval society and culture.
The Holy Roman Empire was a political entity centered in Germany from 962 to 1806 CE that controlled a large part of Europe after the fall of the Western Roman Empire. Key events included Charlemagne being crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope in 800 CE, the establishment of the Carolingian Empire, and the investiture controversy between Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Henry IV over who had authority to appoint bishops. This controversy was eventually settled by the Concordat of Worms. The Thirty Years War between Protestant and Catholic states, and the Peace of Westphalia which ended the war, contributed to the decline of the fragmented Holy Roman Empire.
1. The fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century AD led to the rise of the Holy Roman Empire and the Roman Catholic Church in medieval Europe.
2. Charlemagne united much of Western Europe under the Holy Roman Empire in the 8th century and was crowned emperor by the Pope. He established feudalism and spread Christianity.
3. The Holy Roman Empire reached its height of power under Otto I but gradually declined as local powers asserted independence. The Roman Catholic Church filled the power vacuum.
The document discusses the feudal system of manoryalismo in three sentences:
1. It describes the three-field system used for farming, where the land was divided into three parts with one left fallow each year while the other two were planted and harvested.
2. It outlines the different social classes - alipin were slaves that could be bought and sold, serfs were not allowed to leave the manor and farmed without pay, and freemen were freed slaves who often owned their own land.
3. It mentions the parts of a castle, including the rampart, moat, keep and drawbridge that provided defense for the lord of the manor.
The Holy Roman Empire was a political entity centered in Germany from 962 to 1806 CE that controlled a large part of Europe after the fall of the Western Roman Empire. Key events included Charlemagne being crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope in 800 CE, the establishment of the Carolingian Empire, and the investiture controversy between Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Henry IV over who had authority to appoint bishops. This controversy was eventually settled by the Concordat of Worms. The Thirty Years War between Protestant and Catholic states, and the Peace of Westphalia which ended the war, contributed to the decline of the fragmented Holy Roman Empire.
1. The fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century AD led to the rise of the Holy Roman Empire and the Roman Catholic Church in medieval Europe.
2. Charlemagne united much of Western Europe under the Holy Roman Empire in the 8th century and was crowned emperor by the Pope. He established feudalism and spread Christianity.
3. The Holy Roman Empire reached its height of power under Otto I but gradually declined as local powers asserted independence. The Roman Catholic Church filled the power vacuum.
The document discusses the feudal system of manoryalismo in three sentences:
1. It describes the three-field system used for farming, where the land was divided into three parts with one left fallow each year while the other two were planted and harvested.
2. It outlines the different social classes - alipin were slaves that could be bought and sold, serfs were not allowed to leave the manor and farmed without pay, and freemen were freed slaves who often owned their own land.
3. It mentions the parts of a castle, including the rampart, moat, keep and drawbridge that provided defense for the lord of the manor.
The owl is a symbol of wisdom in ancient Athens and was associated with the goddess Athena. It appeared on Athenian coins as early as 520 BC, which were called "glaukes" meaning owl. This antique coin design featuring an owl and olive branch is still used for the contemporary 1-Euro Greek coin, depicting an old Athenian coin with its irregular outline, owl symbol, and olive branch.
The document discusses the spread of Christianity in Europe during the Middle Ages. It mentions key figures like Saint Patrick who spread Christianity in Ireland, Saint Augustine who did so in England, and Saint Boniface in Germany. It also references King Clovis of the Franks who converted to Christianity and influenced the growth of the church. The establishment of the Reims Cathedral and monasticism under Saint Benedict aided the organization of the church and papacy.
1. The document discusses the transition period of the Roman Empire in the late 3rd and early 4th century AD. It describes the weaknesses of the late Roman Empire that led Diocletian to establish the Tetrarchy system dividing imperial authority between two senior emperors and two junior caesars.
2. Under the Tetrarchy, Diocletian continued ruling in the east while appointing Maximian as co-emperor in the west. They were each supported by two caesars, Galerius in the east and Constantius in the west.
3. The Tetrarchy system helped stabilize the empire temporarily but it eventually declined, leading to the permanent division into the Western Roman
Ang **akdang naratibo** ay isang uri ng panitikan na nagsasalaysay ng isang kwento o karanasan. Ito ay isang pagsasalaysay ng mga pangyayari na may layuning magbigay aliw, magturo, o magbigay aral sa mga mambabasa. Kadalasang gumagamit ng mga tauhan, tagpuan, at kaganapan upang maipahayag ang isang kwento sa isang tiyak na ayos o pagkakasunod-sunod.
Ang **akdang naratibo** ay may mga pangunahing elemento tulad ng **tauhan**, **tagpuan**, **tema**, **salungatan**, at **banghay**. Ang **tauhan** ang mga karakter na gumaganap sa kwento, mula sa pangunahing tauhan hanggang sa mga sumusuportang karakter. Ang **tagpuan** ay ang lugar at oras kung saan nagaganap ang mga pangyayari sa kwento. Ang **tema** naman ay ang pangunahing ideya o mensahe na nais iparating sa mambabasa. Ang **salungatan** ay ang problema o hamon na kinakaharap ng mga tauhan sa kwento, at ang **banghay** ay ang pagkakasunod-sunod ng mga pangyayari mula sa simula, gitna, hanggang sa wakas.
Halimbawa ng akdang naratibo ay ang mga **maikling kwento**, **nobela**, at **talambuhay**. Sa mga akdang ito, ang manunulat ay nagkukuwento ng isang kwento na may mga tauhan at nagsisilbing gabay sa mga mambabasa upang matutunan ang mga aral na dulot ng kwento. Ang isang akdang naratibo ay maaaring magtaglay ng iba't ibang emosyon tulad ng saya, lungkot, takot, at pagmamahal, na nakatutulong upang mas maging makulay at buhay ang kwento.
Sa kabuuan, ang akdang naratibo ay isang mahalagang anyo ng panitikan na naglalaman ng mga kwento at karanasan na makapagbibigay ng kasiyahan at aral sa mga mambabasa.
12. CLOVIS
Sa kanyang
matagumpay na
pagpapalawak ng
lupain ng mga
Frank, sinimulan
ni Clovis ang
linyang
Merovingian sa
Gaul.
14. Pagbagsak ng Merovingian
Pagkamatay ni Clovis
Hinati ang kaharian sa 4 na anak
Hindi mahuhusay ang
pamamahala
Salat sa kakayahang mamuno
ang mga sumunod na haring
Merovingian
16. Mayor of the Palace
Posisyon na
nangangahulu-
gang
pangunahing
opisyal o chief
officer ng hari.
17. Under the Merovingian dynasty, the
mayor of the palace (Latin: maior
palatii) or majordomo (maior
domus) was the manager of the
household of the Frankish king. The
office existed from the sixth
century, and during the seventh it
evolved into the "power behind the
throne" in the northeastern
kingdom of Austrasia
19. PEPIN II / PEPIN OF HERSTAL
Mayor of the Palace
Nagkamit ng
kapangyarihan sa lahat
ng mga lupain ng mga
Frank
Nakipagtulungan din
siya sa mga Papa at
itinaguyod ang mga
misyonero ng Simbahan
21. Charles Martel
Minana ni Charles ang posisyon bilang Mayor
of the Palace / anak ni Pepin II
Higit na kilala siya sa katawagang Charles
Martel na nangangahulugang Charles the
Hammer dahil sa kanyang galing sa labanan.
Pinagtagumpayan niya ang
Battle of Tours
33. Hinati niya ang imperyo sa mga county
COUNTY paghahating politikal na
binubuo ng maraming pamayanan.
Naghirang siya ng mga COUNT o konde
para sa bawat county.
Pinatili niya ang batas at kaayusan sa
pamamagitan ng mga ahente/agent na
tinawag na MISSI DOMINICI o
mensahero ng panginoon
34. Binibisita ng MISSI DOMINICI
ang mga county taun-taon
Dinirinig ang mga sumbong ng
mga tao
Ipinararating ang mga ito kay
Charlemagne ng mga distritong
pangtanggulan na tinatawag na
MARK o MARCH
44. PAGSASAMA NG TATLONG
TRADISYON
ROMAN, KRISTIYANO AT GERMANIC
KINORONAHAN NG PINUNO NG
SIMBAHANG KRISTIYANISMO
ANG ISANG HARING GERMANIC
UPANG MAGING EMPERADOR
NG MGA ROMANO
56. KAMATAYAN NI CHARLEMAGNE
HUMALILI SI LOUIS THE RELIGIOUS
Hindi naging matagumpay ang pagsisikap nitong
mapanatili ang imperyo dahil sa paglalaban ng mga
maharlika
Ng mamatay si LOUIS THE RELIGIOUS hinati ang
imperyo sa 3 anak
58. EPEKTO
PAGKAWATAK-WATAK NG IMPERYO
NAWALAN NG KAPANGYARIHAN ANG MGA HARING
CAROLINGIAN SA MGA MAHARLIKA
LUMUSOB ANG MGA VIKINGS, MAGYAR AT
MUSLIM
NAMAYANI SA EUROPE ANG MGA MAHARLIKA AT
HUMINA ANG MGA HARI
NAGSIMULA ANG SISTEMATIKONG SOSYO-
EKONOMIKO,POLITIKA AT MILITAR piyudalismo