Are the middle ages and the mideval times basically the same thing?

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basically.

thank you so much to everyone who answers.

& if i do a report on what's supposed to be the mideval times but i sometimes refer to it as the middle ages... is that okay or is it tottally wrong? i don't need a long answer, just something simple short & detailed... 10 points to best answer.

please help!
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Answer 1

I just finished teaching my students about this. The Middle Ages and Medieval times are basically referring to the same period of time. Both terms are used to describe the period before the Renaissance; which means rebirth. During the Middle Ages the people were going through some really hard times. They looked to the Church for spiritual guidance. When the Renaissance began the people moved toward humanism. This period of rebirth led to great artwork, architecture, medicine and scientific growth.

Answer 2

It was not a level plain where nothing happened between the fall of Rome and the Renaissance. Vast progress was made in all areas: technology, politics, law, religion and so forth.
Generally the thousand year period is divided into three parts, the Dark Ages, the High Middle Ages and the Late Middle ages.
In the Dark Ages the new immigrants to Europe had to be assimilated and order re-established from the ground up.
In the High Middle we face the Black Death, the hundred year war over whether England and France should be united or not, and the full development of the horsed armored knight.
The English long bow was the end of knighthood, armor became obsolete. The Hundred Years War was finally decided in favor of France. The population began to recover from what was almost the end of the human race in some minds, government began to assume a modern shape, separate from religion, concerned with such things as public health and fire protection, and first scholars then the public began to rediscover the knowledge lost since Constantine separated the East from the rotting Western Roman Empire, and the Eastern Empire finally collapsed, helped in large measure by the crusades.

Answer 3

The Dark Ages lasted from the fall of Rome (Roughly 476AD when Ravenna, last seat of the Roman Empire in the West), fell and the last Emperor, a 14 year old boy, Romulus Ausgustulus, was deposed...and lasted until roughly 1000AD. Medieval times and the Middle Ages are virtually synonymous, referring to the period roighly 1000AD to 1400AD. It's also mostly the Age of Chivalry and the Crusades which lsted through the period.It refers to Western Europe though, as th eastern Roman Empire lasted till the fall of Constantinople in 1453. But if you are going to write a report...first, spell 'medieval' correctly. And when you do write a report...ask your teacher/tutor which term they prefer, and be consistent. You get a better grade that way! Hope this helps, anyway.

Answer 4

Yes, the Mideval Times and the Middle Ages are the same thing.

Answer 5

Yes


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Answer 6

"small details" include the belief in Jesus's status\purpose. chrsitians believe in jesus as god's representation on earth, be that as his son, as god himself or as whatever else one would want to believe. muslims beliebe in jesus as a prophet. his birth was a demonstration of gods power. however, there are many similarities between the two religions as both have the same origins. buslims do believe that a bible was revealed, however, muslims believe that the bible christians have today has been changed far too much to be a reliable source of accurate informaiton. also, after the bible, people's circumstances changed and a new, more relevant holy book was required. for muslims this new book was the quran. and no, muslims do not believe strapping on c4 is a requirement, though i'm tempted to sat anyone ignorant\stupid enough to believe that is a requirement should be shot in the head for no other reason than being slow in the head.

Answer 7

Yes, medieval times and Middle Ages are interchangeable. Found a website that seemed to explain the period very well.

Answer 8

Yes, it's basically the same. But if you are donig a paper, you may want to pick one title and stick with it for your entire article/paper. But be sure to list alternative names for "Middle Ages" as a matter of info for your reader.

Answer 9

The Middle Ages continue on after the Medieval period.

Answer 10

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