Middle Ages
The Middle Ages was a period of European history that lasted from approximately 500 CE to 1500 CE. It was shaped by the feudal system, the power of the Catholic Church, and major conflicts such as the Crusades and the Hundred Years War. Devastating events like the Black Death also defined the period, killing millions and transforming European society.
Middle Ages: Table of Contents
Articles
Middle Ages
Middle Ages: Overview
- Middle Ages: A Detailed Overview
- A detailed article that covers the major people, events and history of the Middle Ages.
Periods of the Middle Ages
Society in the Middle Ages
Nations of the Middle Ages
Government in the Middle Ages
Warfare in the Middles Ages
- Hundred Years War
- Later Conflicts
- Weapons and Warfare
Knights in the Middle Ages
- Life of a Medieval Knight
- Medieval Castles
- Weapons of a Medieval Knight
- Medieval Tournaments
Daily Life in the Middle Ages
Economics in the Middle Ages
Religion in the Middle Ages
- Religion in the Middle Ages
- Catholic Church in the Middle Ages
- Great Schism
- Monks and Monasteries in the Middle Ages
- Spanish Inquisition
Art in the Middle Ages
The Crusades
For more Crusade articles, maps, and biographies, visit the full Crusades page.
The Black Death
For more Black Death articles, maps, and biographies, visit the full Black Death page.
People of World War I
- Rulers and Monarchs
- Charlemagne
- William the Conqueror
- Eleanor of Aquitaine
- King John of England
- Frederick Barbarossa
- Philip II of France
- Genghis Khan
- Edward III
- Henry V
- Isabella of Castile
- Ferdinand of Aragon
- Military Leaders and Crusaders
- Religious Figures
- Pope Urban II
- Thomas Becket
- Explorers and Travelers
Outcomes of the Middle Ages
