6th - SS Chapter 21 Study Guide Flashcards

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What treaty ended Charlemagne’s empire?

A

The Treaty of Verdun

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Where did most early European cities form near?

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A river

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What present day countries were included in the Frankish empire Charlemagne created?

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Modern day France and Germany

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After the collapse of Charlemagne’s empire, what group became the boldest and most successful raids in Europe?

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The Vikings from Scandinavia

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Who was the first ruler to u its many Germanic kingdoms in the early Middle Ages?

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Frankish leader Clovis I

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Which people became the most powerful force in Western Europe in the Middle Ages?

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The Pope and other Church leaders

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What geographic feature was the most important in encouraging Eastern European people to migrate into the Roman Empire and settle there?

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The Northern European plain

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What Christian monk established a set of rules that governed life in many monasteries and convents in medieval Europe?

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Benedict

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Which person on a manor collected taxes from the peasants and served as a judge when the lord was away?

A

Bailiff

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Which group’s main role in feudal society was to protect the lord?

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The Knights

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Where did the first Christian monasteries develop?

A

Egypt

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Why did Catholic popes send missionaries into Northern Europe?

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To convert the pagans

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How did the manor system help bring order to Europe?

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It was the heart of the medieval economy

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What modern day country was the home to the Magyars?

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Hungary

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What was the Catholic Church’s most powerful tool in maintaining its authority in medieval Europe?

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The Church controlled the administration of the sacraments, it could punish people by denying them the sacraments. Excommunication

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What early missionary converted Irish pagans to Christianity?

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St. Patrick

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What were monasteries?

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A secluded community where men called monks focus on prayer and scripture.

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What was bailiff’s job?

A
  1. Kept the estate’s accounts
  2. served as judge when the lord was away
  3. Collected taxes from the peasants, often in the form of farm products
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What was a vessal?

A

A nobleman who received land from other nobleman in return for their services. A lessor lord who received land from a more powerful lord in exchange for his pledge of service and loyalty.

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What British monk helped to establish the Catholic Church in Germany and the Netherlands?

A

Boniface

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How would you describe feudalism in practice?

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King - providers money, recruits army on demand, grants land to lords

Lords and Vassals - protect the King and manage territory

Knights - protect both the lord’s and the King

Peasants and Serfs - worked the land

21
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What geographic region of Europe was the least attractive as a home for migrating Germanic tribes?

A

The Scandinavian Peninsula

22
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From what areas did the Viking come?

A

From Scandinavia, a region of Northern Europe that now includes Norway, Sweden, and Denmark

23
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Name three reasons for the Catholic Church’s great power in medieval Europe.

A
  1. Could Excommunicate people
  2. Controlled some land and wealth directly
  3. Believed that the Church was the highest authority and the guardian of God’s truth