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Question 1

Managed to preserve the Roman Tradition of Government

Answer 1

Ostrogoths

Question 2

Ostrogothic King who kept the entire structure of imperial Roman government

Answer 2

King Theodoric

Question 3

Kingdom in Spain and inherites much of the Roman Structure of Government and allowed Romans to maintain there institutions

Answer 3

Kingdom of Visigoths

Question 4

Came from Denmark and Northern Germany and moved into previous Roman places

Answer 4

The Angles and Saxons

Question 5

Small kingdoms made by the Angles and Saxons

Answer 5

Kent in Southeast England

Question 6

The Kingdom made by a man named Clovis

Answer 6

Kingdom of Franks

Question 7

A member of Merovingian dynasty who became a Catholic.

Answer 7

Clovis

Question 8

Sect of Christianity who believed Jesus was human only; regarded as heretics by the Church

Answer 8

Arian Sect

Question 9

Why did the Roman Church support Clovis?

Answer 9

Because he was one of the only new Germanic Kings that were TRULY Catholic

Question 10

Where was the New Frankish kingdom? How far did if stretch?

Answer 10

From Pyrenees in the west to German lands in the east (modern France)

Question 11

The 3 major areas the Frankish kingdom was divided into for Clovis’ sons

Answer 11

Neustria (northern Gaul)
Austrasia (ancient Frankish lands on both sides of the Rhine)
Burgundy

Question 12

Basic unit of Germanic peoples

Answer 12

Family, even extended family

Question 13

Were the German families patriarchal?

Answer 13

Yes

Question 14

How did the legal status of a family’s lives affect them?

Answer 14

It affected their material conditions of their lives

Question 15

What was life like for women?

Answer 15

Consisted of domestic labor

Question 16

How is German law different from what we have today?

Answer 16

German law was personal

Question 17

What is Wergeld?

Answer 17

Something paid by the wrongdoer to the family of the person injured or killed

Question 18

What does Wergeld translate into?

Answer 18

Man money

Question 19

This is based on the idea of divine intervention

Answer 19

The ordeal

Question 20

Predominant religion in the new European civilization

Answer 20

Christianity

Question 21

Christian community head

Answer 21

Bishop

Question 22

Area of jurisdiction of a Bishop

Answer 22

Bishopric or diocese

Question 23

Bishoprics of each Roman province, when joined together, is headed by?

Answer 23

Archbishop

Question 24

The Bishops of these places held positions of special power in the Church; these places claimed that they had been founded by the apostles of Jesus

Answer 24

Rome, Jerusalem, Alexandria and Antioch

Question 25

Claimed he was the sole leader of the western Christian Church.

Answer 25

The Bishop of Rome

Question 26

Subsequent Bishops of Rome were considered successors of whom?

Answer 26

Peter

Question 27

The Bishop of Rome became what we call the...?

Answer 27

Pope

Question 28

A man who sought to have a life divorced from the world

Answer 28

A monk

Question 29

Living together in a community of monks (became the dominany form)

Answer 29

Monasticism

Question 30

Founded a monastic house that became the basic form of monastic life

Answer 30

Saint Benedict

Question 31

Primary series of activities in monastaries

Answer 31

Prayer and Manual Labor

Question 32

'the enemy of the soul'

Answer 32

Idleness

Question 33

How many times did monks meet to pray?

Answer 33

Seven

Question 34

Leader of the monastery

Answer 34

Abbot

Question 35

Kinda like female monks, at the time

Answer 35

Nuns

Question 36

Why were Monks so important?

Answer 36

Became Social Workers, provided school, hospitals, hospitality and used Latin works to pass on the legacy of the ancient world.

Question 37

Head of the convent for the nuns

Answer 37

Abbesses

Question 38

Where did Abbesses come from?

Answer 38

Aristocratic families, especially in Anglo-Saxon England

Question 39

Kingdom of Northumbria

Answer 39

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Question 40

Founded the monastery in Whitby

Answer 40

St. Hilda

Question 41

After the Kings lost their power, who assumed control of the kingdom?

Answer 41

The chief officers of the king's household

Question 42

Took the logical step of assuming the throne of the Frankish state

Answer 42

Pepin

Question 43

Son of Pepin. New king who was dynamic and powerful.

Answer 43

Charles the Great or Charlesmagne or Carolus Magnus

Question 44

Charleslemagne couldn't read or write however....?

Answer 44

He was a patron of learning

Question 45

Covered much of western and central Europe; it was this big because Charlesmagne expanded the territory of his inherited land

Answer 45

Carolingian Empire

Question 46

King's Chief represetatives in local areas?

Answer 46

Counts

Question 47

Two meh who were sent out to make sure Counts did the King's wishes

Answer 47

Missi Dominici

Question 48

Why was Charlemagne acquiring Rome so important?

Answer 48

It showed the fusion of Roman, Chrisitan and Germanic elements

Question 49

After conquering, how far did the Carolingian Kingdom spread?

Answer 49

North Sea to Italy, Atlantic Ocean to Danube River

Question 50

How Charlemagnes' grandsons divided the land

Answer 50

Western Frankish lands, easter lands,

Question 51

First of the Europeans to movie into the Roman Empire

Answer 51

The Germanic Peoples