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Topic	Pretty sure I'm gonna bomb this Medieval Histort mid-term..
nayr626 10/23/17 10:55:34 PM #9:	sutree posted... What is involved in a document analysis? What type of document it is (religious text, annals, law t etc). Who wrote it. Who is it written for. What is the implications and consequences on this document in Medieval Europe and today. Dash_Harber posted... I can also pretty much guarantee that the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and the Foundation Charter for The Abbey of Cluny will be on there. The former because of its importance in English/Western Europe history and for being pretty much the defacto English document for the era, and the latter because (IIRC) Cluny brought about the Monastery system and had a massive effect on Medieval Christianity. I would also familiarize myself with the Coronation of Charlemagne (first real Christian empire in Europe) and the Donation of Constantine (IIRC, the document that first outlined and protected Christianity and caused its eventual spread/centralized the power of Rome). Cool.. Sounds like I have a good idea on it. Looks like it. Might want to add Thosodius since he was the first one to make Christianity the first state religion of Rome. Constantine wrote laws to protect and have it practiced in public. --- http://i.imgur.com/FlUFXoG.png - by Eulu PSN:nayr909 <cite>nayr626 posted [p:889018613] in Pretty sur... [t:75912826]...</cite> <quote><cite>sutree posted...</cite> <quote>What is involved in a document analysis?</quote> What type of document it is (religious text, annals, law t etc). Who wrote it. Who is it written for. What is the implications and consequences on this document in Medieval Europe and today. <cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote>I can also pretty much guarantee that the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and the Foundation Charter for The Abbey of Cluny will be on there. The former because of its importance in English/Western Europe history and for being pretty much the defacto English document for the era, and the latter because (IIRC) Cluny brought about the Monastery system and had a massive effect on Medieval Christianity. I would also familiarize myself with the Coronation of Charlemagne (first real Christian empire in Europe) and the Donation of Constantine (IIRC, the document that first outlined and protected Christianity and caused its eventual spread/centralized the power of Rome).</quote> Cool.. Sounds like I have a good idea on it. Looks like it. Might want to add Thosodius since he was the first one to make Christianity the first state religion of Rome. Constantine wrote laws to protect and have it practiced in public. --- http://i.imgur.com/FlUFXoG.png - by Eulu PSN:nayr909</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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