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hist chpt 8

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leader of Justinian army, sailed in North Africa Belisarius
founder of Benedictian monasteries Benedict
pepins son, Frankish king, expanded Frankish kingdom charlemagne
Pepins father, leader who defeated the muslims at the battle of tours in 732 Charles Martel
Ruler of franks, strong military leader, 1st germanic ruler to convert to catholic christianity clovis
switched Rome to christianity, edict of Milan Gregory I (the Great)
byzantine emperor, defeated Ostrogoths Justinian
a Hellenized jew teacher+persecutor of new sect, roman citizen, converted, bc Jesus, bought ppl around world Paul
Rome gov in Judea, issued order to kill Jesus Pontius Pilate
adopted christianity as official religion of the Roman Empire Theodosius the Great
head of convent abbot/ abbess
leader of western christian church bishop of Rome
believed only 1 god, became official religion of Rome christianity
body of civil law, simplifies roman legal matters code of justinian
where nuns/monks lived convent/monasteries
capital of eastern Roman Empire Constantinople
made christianity protected religion edict of Milan
kingdom established by Clovis, long lasting German state franks
man/woman, separate from society to dedicate self to god monk/nun
christian communities led by priests parish
head of eastern church patriarch
leader of western christian church pope
means of determining guilt in germanic law based on Devine intervention ordeal
split or division schism
value of a person in money wergild
overthrow Roman rule, messiah to be king zealot
how did Gregory I change the role of the Catholic Church? changed it from controlling just the church to controlling territory, church became gov
how did Clovis and, later, Charlemagne contribute to the stability of Western Europe? they spread christianity and expanded frank territory
How did monastic communities help preserve the legacy of the ancient world? practiced writing, kept writing history and educated ppl
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