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    The document discusses advances during the Medieval Times in several areas including agriculture, math, and the growing power of the Church. It analyzes why the Medieval Times was not a "Dark Age" and covers topics like the values of monasticism, reforms led by religious figures, the philosophies of patristics and scholastics, the rise and fall of political powers like the Roman Empire and influence of figures like Charlemagne, systems of education including schools and universities, contributions to math by scholars like Al-Khwarizmi and Fibonacci, agricultural advances during the Medieval Warm Period including new inventions, and a conclusion.

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    The document discusses advances during the Medieval Times in several areas including agriculture, math, and the growing power of the Church. It analyzes why the Medieval Times was not a "Dark Age" and covers topics like the values of monasticism, reforms led by religious figures, the philosophies of patristics and scholastics, the rise and fall of political powers like the Roman Empire and influence of figures like Charlemagne, systems of education including schools and universities, contributions to math by scholars like Al-Khwarizmi and Fibonacci, agricultural advances during the Medieval Warm Period including new inventions, and a conclusion.

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    I. Introduction: .

    The Medieval Times was not a “Dark Ages” because, during this
    period, there were
    advances in agriculture and math; the Church became the most powerful force;
    furthermore, the growth of monasticism implicated in the values of today’s Western.

    II. Subtopic: Why Dark Ages


    A. Historiadores
    1. Renascentismo
    2. Iluminismo
    B. Protestantism

    III. Subtopic: Church


    A. Values
    1. Monasticism
    a. St. Benedict
    b. Abadia de São Vitor (Hugo e Guilherme)
    2. Reformas
    a. São Francisco
    b. Pope Gregory the Great
    c. Pope Gregory VII
    B. Philosophy
    1. Patristica
    a. Boécio
    b. Santo Isidoro de Sevilha
    2. Escolastica
    a. Saint Tomas of Aquinas (prince of escolastica)
    b. Saint Bonaventure
    c. Saint Anselm of Canterbury

    IV. Subtopic: Politics


    A. Roman Empire and monopolization
    B. Charlemagne
    C. Monopolization of power
    1 Magna Carta
    2. English Parliament

    V. Subtopic: Education
    A. Schools
    1. Monastic
    2. Cathedral
    3. Trivium and Quadrivium
    B. Universities

    VI. Subtopic: Math


    A. Al-Khwarizmi
    B. Fibonacci

    VII. Subtopic: Agriculture


    A. Medieval Warm Period
    1. What
    2. Significance
    B. Inventions
    1. Iron shoes
    2. Horse collar
    3. Heavy Plough

    VIII. Conclusion

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