Ron Aspuria
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What were the two major rivers? | The Rhine and the Danube.
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| Who assisted Charlemagne's government? | The Roman Catholic Church and the Pope.
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| Where did the Franks rule? | Present-day France and Germany.
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| When did Charles Martel reunited the Frankish? | In 717 A.D.
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| What did the Benedict of Nursia do for the religious orders? | He created a standard set of rules.
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| What is an opportunity that convent life offered for nuns? | They could become poets or musicians.
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| Where did Saint Boniface spread Christianity; Germany or the Netherlands. | Both.
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| How do you get to heaven according to the missionaries? | You had to have faith, follow his teachings, abandon your sinful ways, and observe the sacraments.
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| What vows did the Monks swear to? | Have poverty, chastity, obedience to Christ and the Church, and remain one until death.
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| What did the Vikings raid in order to gain lots of loot? | They attacked harmless monasteries.
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| What happened that caused local nobles to take over and feudalism to rise? | The Vikings vicious raids that the government couldn't defend against.
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| How did Europe's feudal system work? | It depended on the exchange of land for loyalty.
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| What was the feudal system's social structure from least to greatest? | Peasants, knights, Nobles, King
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| What was a manor and what would it do? | It was a self-sufficient home of a lord and it produced everything the lord, his family, and the villagers needed.
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