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Ch. 13 Mr.Delaney
World History 8
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Midlle Ages are from ____ to ___. | 500, 1500 |
| The new society had roots in... | classical heritage of rome, beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church, and customs of various Germanic tribes |
| Some effects of Germanic Invasions are... | disruption of trade, downfall of cities, and population shifts. |
| Clovis | the leader who brought Christianity to the Franks |
| Benedict | the books of rules to be used for governing monasteries |
| The Treaty of Verdun ended... | civil war in the empire established by Charlemagne |
| What role did the church play in helping Clovis conquer other Germanic peoples? | After CLovis conversation, the church supported his military campaigns against Germanic peoples. |
| What role did Pope Gregory the Great play in spreading the idea of a vest unified kingdoms? | He broadened the Church's power to include secular affaris and spread the idea of a churchly kingdom. |
| What was important about Charles Martel's victory at the Battle of Tours? | The victory haulted a muslim invasion, prevented the Frankish Kingdom from becoming part of the muslim Empire and made him a hero. |
| How did Pepin the Short strengthen the Frankish kingdom? | He successfully faught the Lambards and was anointed by the the pope, establishing an informal alliance between the pope and the Frankish King. |
| What was the importance of Charlemagne's coronation as emperor? | The event signaled the joining of Germanic Power, the church and the heritage of the Roman Empire. |
| How did Charlemagne govern his unified kingdom? | Charlemagne sent out agents to see that counts governed their countries justly, he vistited every part of his kingdom, and he supplied the management of hid large estates. |
| The Christian Church built religious communities called ___________. | Monasteries |
| The heir to the Frankish Kingdom who extended Frankish rule was named ___________, or Charles the Great. | Charlemagne |
| Franks | Germanic people who were in power in the Roman province of Gaul |
| Middle Ages | the era of European history began with the decline of the Roman Empire |
| When Gregory I became pope, he broadened the scope of authority for his office into a ________ power. | secular |
| Major Domo | the most powerful person in the Frankish kingdom in 700 |
| What was the main reason why feudalism developed in Europe? | The main reason feudalism developed in Europed is to provide a system of loyalties and protections. |
| What were the main ideas behind feudalism? | The main ideas behing feudalism are loyalties and protections based on utual obligations |
| serfs | people who were bound to the land of a lord and who could not lawfully leave the place where they were born |
| a church tax paid to the village priest | tithe |
| lord | a landowner who granted land in exchange for military protection and other services |
| a lord's estate | manor |
| vassal | the person recieving land from a landowner |
| mounted horsemen who pledge to defend their lords' land in exchange for their own land | knights |
| knights most common traded military services for ______. | land |
| poet-musicians | troubadours |
| knights were rarely punished for __________ __ ___ _____. | brutality to the weak |
| During the Middle Ages, the lowest-ranking members of the clergy were __________. | priests |
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