High Middle Ages

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The High Middle Ages was a period of European history, roughly from the 11th to the 13th century, marked by population growth, the rise of powerful monarchies, flourishing trade and towns, and significant cultural and intellectual revival.

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instanceOf historical period
period of European history
characterizedBy Gothic architecture
Romanesque architecture
agricultural expansion
commercial revolution
crusading movement
feudal structures
flourishing trade
growth of towns
intellectual revival
monastic reform
population growth
rise of powerful monarchies
scholasticism
urbanization
endTime 13th century
followedBy Late Middle Ages
follows Early Middle Ages
hasApproximateEndYear 1300
hasApproximateStartYear 1000
hasCulturalMovement chivalric literature
scholastic philosophy
troubadour poetry
university movement
hasDemographicTrend colonization of frontier regions in Eastern Europe
decline of slavery in Western Europe
hasEconomicDevelopment development of fairs and markets
expansion of long-distance trade
growth of merchant guilds
hasMajorEvent Albigensian Crusade
Concordat of Worms
First Crusade
Investiture Controversy
Magna Carta
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
foundation of universities
reconquest in the Iberian Peninsula
rise of communes in Italian cities
hasPoliticalDevelopment centralization of royal authority
conflict between papacy and empire
growth of bureaucratic institutions
hasReligiousDevelopment Cistercian reform
increased papal authority
rise of mendicant orders
mainLocation Europe
partOf Middle Ages
startTime 11th century

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subject surface form: Odilo of Cluny
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subject surface form: Bleu de Chartres
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subject surface form: Eleanor de Montfort
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