14th Century France Cultral Values
By:Allison Davis
Overview
France was a good cultural producer which created the transition of Romanesque architecture to gothic architecture ; medieval universities, Montpellier, Toulouse , and Orleans.After the recovery of the Black Death , the other half -century was jeopardized by conflicts like the Italian war in 1494-1559, that war was when "France efforts ended in increased power of the Habsburg holy roman emperors of Germany ." In 1302 on July 11th the Battle of the Golden Spurs : Flemish defeated a French force. On November 29,1314 Philip 1V died and his oldest son,Louis X, became king, but sadly on June 5,1316 Louis X died because of positing so his brother Philip V appointed regent . When Louis X died his wife was already pregnant and the child was born on November 15,1316 but once again he died 5 days later so Philip V became king of France. On September 19,1356 the major battle of the Hundred Years' War called Battle of Pointers happened. For a while the French rulers that the kingdoms have natural borders. There was discussion of the size of France and it complicated between lands owned by the kings and lands owned by the another King . Also in the 14th century French Jews sadly suffered a lot during this time. There were some economic and democratic problems like argricultral expansion that lost most of the gains that were made in the 12th and 13th centries. In the 14th century there wads lot of urbanization. Paris was the largest city in Europe with a amixing population of 200,000 and more at the end of the century.
The flag of the royal family of France
The doctors of the Black Death
Meme
Connection to present day
Impact
Fun facts
- Louis XIX was king for just 20 minutes
- The Lovre was converted as a royal palace
- The louvre museum holds the Mona Lisa
- If you spent 30 seconds in the louvre in would take you 3 months to finish the whole museum
- In the 14th century there was a population of 80 to 90 percent of peasants
Event-The Black Death
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