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unit 6 chapter 4

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who was the first great ruler during the Middle Ages, who promoted justice and education? Charlemagne, also known as Charles the Great
What functions did the the Rhine and Danube provide for the kingdoms in Europe? A natural barrier, a source of water for irrigating, waterways for travel and trade, and a source of food.
where was Charlemagne's Empire by 814? included most of western and central Europe
when were the middle ages? beginning around 500, after the fall of the Roman Empire and an ending around 1000
Why did Charles the Great constantly fight pagan Saxons in Northern Germany and Spanish Muslims? he was a devout Christian who wanted to build a Christian empire in Europe.
What physical feature is the the continent of Europe most like? like a great peninsula, the Eurasian landmass juts out from Asia.
How does Europe's topography affect its climate? a Mediterranean climate-hot, dry summers with rainfall in the winters.
St. Patrick was an important missionary that spread Christianity throughout what part of Europe? He converted the pagans in Ireland
what did Christianity teach about the nature of humans? it believed that humans were sinful and weak and salvation could only be reached through being a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
How did Christianity spread across Europe? through religious orders of monks and nuns that lived in covents.
who invaded Europe in search of loot, a new climate and land? The Vikings
what were some common duties that monks and nuns preformed? They spent their days studying the bible, praying, gardening and caring for the sick and poor.
Who were the Vikings They were the most successful raiders.
What did the Vikings raid in the 790s Monasteries
Who was at the top of the feudal society? The king
Who tended the lord's land The peasants
Where did the monks live? In mosasteries
Who had to have faith in Christ? The Christians
Who converted the people to Ireland! St. Patrick
What did the Missionaries bring? It brought a message of both fear and hope.
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