Chamberlain Middle School 7th Grade SS Chapter 17
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| Eurasia is | the landmass that includes Europe and Asia.
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| The shape and elevation of the land in a region is called its | topography.
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| Which element of European geography contributed to the development of feudalism? | the rivers, which allowed the Vikings to attack inland cities
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| Monks and missionaries were similar in that they both | helped spread Christian teachings to new areas.
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| What can you infer about Charlemagne from his accomplishments? | He wanted to gain great power in Europe.
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| In what way were Charlemagne’s empire and the old Roman Empire similar? | Both included large parts of Europe.
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| The invaders from Scandinavia who attacked Europe during the 700s and 800s were called | Vikings.
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| A manor was a large estate owned by a | knight or lord.
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| Samurai warriors and European knights both followed codes of behavior that emphasized | loyalty.
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| The feudal system | lasted longer in Japan.
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| The ____________________ separate Europe from Asia | Urals
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| ____________________ was built on an island in a river to make the city hard for raiders to reach. | Paris
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| The capital of the Holy Roman Empire in the 800s was ____________________. | Aachen
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| One of ____________________ major accomplishments was building schools all across Europe | Charlemagne’s
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| William the Conqueror defeated the British king in the ____________________ in 1066. | Battle of Hastings
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| The ____________________ allowed farmers to plow fields using horses | horse collar
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| The English word ____________________ has a similar meaning to the Japanese word Bushido | chivalry
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| A ____________________ is a three-line poem of 17 syllables | haiku
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| the Latin word for “Middle Age” | medieval
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| People who try to convert others to a particular religion | missionaries
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| Religious men who lived apart from society | monks
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| Communities of monks | monasteries
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| King under whose rule the Franks became Christian | Clovis
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| Pieces of land given to knights as payment | fiefs
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| Worker who was tied to the land | serf
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| A large estate owned by a knight or lord | manor
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| A code of honorable behavior | chivalry
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| A small farmer who did not own land | peasant
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| Towns in southern Europe grew mostly on coastal plains. | Towns in northern Europe grew mostly on riverbanks.
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| Charlemagne was crowned emperor by | Pope Leo III.
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| During the Middle Ages, NORTHERN Europe was occasionally invaded by | Vikings
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| Many women who wanted power and influence during the Middle Ages joined the Christian Church. | Christian Church.
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| While nearly all Europeans were Christian the Japanese were | split among three different religions.
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