Chapter 13- European Middle Ages Flashcards

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Who was Pepin the short’s father?

A

Charles Martel

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Who was the first Carolingian Ruler?

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Opepin the Short

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Who was the grandson of Charles Martel and son of Pepin the short?

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Charlemagne

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3
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In 732, Charles Martel defeated whom and where?

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Moors at Tours

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4
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Who helped Pepin protect Rome from invasion?

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Lombaros

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5
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When did Pepin die?

A

768 AD

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6
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Who was the greatest Carolingian ruler?

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Charlemagne

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7
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Where did Charlemagne establish his capital?

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Aachen

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8
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Who were the main sources of education when Charlemagne ruled?

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Monks

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9
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When was Charlemagne crowned emperor?

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800 AD

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10
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Who crowned Charlemagne emperor?

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Pope Leo III

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11
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What was Charlemagne emperor of?

A

Holy Roman Empire

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12
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When did Charlemagne die?

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814

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13
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Who succeeded Charlemagne?

A

Louis the Pious

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14
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When did Louis the Pious die?

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840

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15
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When was the Treaty of Verdun?

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843

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16
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The Empire was divided up among whom?

A

Louis’ 3 sons

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17
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Who were Louis’ 3 sons?

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Louis the Great, Charles the Bald, Lotham

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18
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Where did the vikings come from?

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Scandanavia

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19
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What are seafares?

A

Viking ships

20
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How long did the vikings use seafares?

A

8th-10th century

21
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When was the Lindisfarne made?

A

753

22
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What is the Lindisfarne?

A

Monastery

23
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Where did the vikings sach lands from?

A

Ireland to Russia

24
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Where were the Saxon invasions?

A

Britian

25
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Who did the Saxons invade first?

A

Rome

26
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What did the Romans do in 400?

A

Abandoned Rome

27
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What other places did the Saxons invade?

A

Jutes and Angles

28
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Which way did the Saxons drive the British?

A

Westward

29
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How many important kingdoms did the Saxons have by the 8th century?

A

3

30
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What was the first Saxon kingdom?

A

Northaumbria

31
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What was the second Saxon kingdom?

A

Mercia

32
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What was the third Saxon kingdom?

A

Wessex

33
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What countries did Christianity spread to?

A

England and Ireland

34
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Who is the Patron Saint of Ireland?

A

St. Patrick

35
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What did St. Patrick do at the monasteries?

A

Sent missionaries

36
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Who was Alfred?

A

Saxon of Wessex

37
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Alfred resisted invasion from whom in the 9th century?

A

The Danes

38
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What battle did Alfred win?

A

Battle of Eddington

39
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What river divided London and Chester

A

Thames

40
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What did Alfred issue?

A

Code of Laws

41
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What did Alfred popularize?

A

Education and translations of books

42
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When did Alfred die?

A

899

43
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Which Danish ruler followed Alfred?

A

Canute

44
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When did Canute rule?

A

1016-1035

45
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Who’s Canute share his power with?

A

Edmund Ironside

46
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Who took over after Canute?

A

Edmund the Confessor

47
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Who were the Carolingians?

A

Group of Frankish rulers