VCJH History 7 Unit 8 17.1-17.4 Flashcards

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Eurasia

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Europe and Asia considered as one continent

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Define topography

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Detailed mapping of small areas, districts, and locales

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Middle Ages

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Time of European history between Classical Antiques and Italian Rennaissance

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Medieval

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Middle Age between Antiquity and the Modern period. 5th-15th centuries.

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Saint Patrick

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British missionary and Bishop

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Monks

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Christian follower who gave up all possessions.

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Monastery

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House or residence that a monk or nun lives in.

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Saint Benedict

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Writer and anthropologist

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Charlemagne

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Leader of the Franks. Created a huge Christian Empire. Brought together scholars from throughout Europe.

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Knights

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Mounted soldier serving in the Middle Ages.

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Vassal

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Person who is obligated to a lord or monastery.

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Feudalism

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System that governed how knights and nobles dealt with each other. Governed the holding of land in exchange for service or labor

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William the Conquerer

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Conqueror of Normandy

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Manor

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Large estate owned by a knight or lord.
System that dominated Europe’s economy. Peasants lived in villages and owed rent and labor services to the nobles.

Growth of towns and trade replaced it.

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Serfs

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Slaves in the Middle Ages

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Eleanor of Aquitane

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Wealthy and powerful duchess who later became queen of France and then queen of England.

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Chivalry

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Code of conduct by which knoghts lived.

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Haiku

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Very short form of Japanese poetry

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Peasants

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In charge of a small farm for a lord

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Role

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Missionary

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Someone who goes around the world spreading the word of god

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What is considered the boundary between Asia and Europe?

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Ural Mountains

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What covers most of Southern Europe?

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What covers most of Northern Europe?

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Plains and rivers

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In Southern Europe, what crops did people grow?
Grapes & olives
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What is the Latin word for "Middle" age?
Medeival
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The spread of Christianity into Northern Europe was due to the efforts of which two groups?
Missionaries and monks.
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What was the most powerful force that helped spread Christianity into Northern Europe?
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Who was the first missionary to travel to Northern Europe? Which countries did he visit?
St Patrick Britain and Ireland
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Which group conquered Gaul and spread Christianity there?
The Franks.
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Why was Charlemagne important? What was his nickname?
Leader of the Franks. Charles the
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Who were the Magyars?
Invaders from Africa
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Who were the Vikings?
Invaders from Scandinavia
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Because of attacks, what system was put in place for better protection?
Feudalism
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What were the obligations of the knight to their lord?
To protect them
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What did the knights give to the peasants and serfs that lived on the manor?
Land to farm
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How were the knights paid for their services?
With land
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What is the system of promises that governed the relationships between lords and vassals?
Feudalism
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Where was Feudalism first created?
By the Franks which spread through Europe
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Who brought feudalism to Britian?
William when he conquered England.
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How did William the Conqueror become King of England?
by invading and conquering England.
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What is the difference between a serf and a peasant?
Serf were tied to the lands of their manor. Peasants were free to leave.
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How did Eleanor of Aquitaine become Queen of France? How did she later become Queen of England?
By marriage both times
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What is chivalry?
The code of conduct for knights.
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How were the knights and samurai lives similar?
Both were warriors Granted land for their services Were vassals of their lords
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What is a haiku?
Short Japanese poem
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What were the religious differences in Europe and Japan?
Europe - Christian Japan - Buddhist
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What themes did European and Japanese art deal with?
Europe - Christianity Japan - nature