Using Examples from the Early Medieval Period, Analyze the Medieval

question 43

Essay

Using examples from the early medieval period, analyze the medieval compromise between Christianity's teachings of peace and love and feudalism's values of war and personal loyalty. In your examples, note the evidence of Christian belief and feudal practice, and analyze the compromise, tension, or conflict between these differing values.

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Definitions:

Cause-Effect Relationships

The concept that every event (cause) leads to a consequence (effect), forming the basis of rational analysis and experimental processes.

Correlational Studies

Research methodologies that examine the relationship between two or more variables to determine whether a correlation exists.

Cause-Effect Relationships

The principle that an action or event (cause) will produce a certain response or outcome (effect).

Hawthorne Effect

The alteration of behavior by the subjects of a study due to their awareness of being observed, as first identified in research at the Hawthorne Works plant.