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I think the Middle Ages in history can be compared to puberty in life! Sandwiched between ancient times and the Renaissance, the Middle Ages was an awkward time of growth—and a power struggle over authority—much like junior high! Be it that you’ve covered Medieval Times, or are teaching it soon, this is a summary of some of the most significant topics you’ll not want to miss. To help you break this up, I have five stories in this episode and five in the next. To learn these stories in full, please see The Mystery of History Volume II. (TheMysteryofHistory.com)
By Linda Lacour Hobar5
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I think the Middle Ages in history can be compared to puberty in life! Sandwiched between ancient times and the Renaissance, the Middle Ages was an awkward time of growth—and a power struggle over authority—much like junior high! Be it that you’ve covered Medieval Times, or are teaching it soon, this is a summary of some of the most significant topics you’ll not want to miss. To help you break this up, I have five stories in this episode and five in the next. To learn these stories in full, please see The Mystery of History Volume II. (TheMysteryofHistory.com)

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