history 9 Flashcards

1
Q

Taught purgatory and many regard him as the first true pope:

A

Gregory I

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2
Q

Persuaded Attila the Hun to spare the city of Rome in 452 and earned the name Father-Protector (Papa)

A

Leo I

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3
Q

Apostle to the Germans:

A

boniface

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4
Q

The Battle of Hastings took place in the year:

A

1066 (william won)

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5
Q

Was crowned by the pope on Christmas day 800:

A

Charlemagne

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6
Q

Defeated Muslims at the Battle of Tours in 732.

A

Charles Martel

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7
Q

Founded the Holy Roman Empire in 962.

A

Otto I

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8
Q

Missionary to Ireland.

A

Patrick

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9
Q

Savage horsemen who terrorized southeastern Europe:

A

Magyars/Huns

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10
Q

Germanic invaders from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark:

A

Vikings

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11
Q

One of the northern German tribes who transformed “Roman” Britain into England:

A

Saxons

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12
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During the reign of Alfred the Great, monks began to compile the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles which is about:

A

The history of Britain from the Romes to the Anglo-Saxons

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13
Q
  1. People of northern Gaul; united by Clovis:
A

Franks

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14
Q
  1. A boy placed under the care of the knight for the purpose of becoming a knight:
A

Page

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15
Q
  1. The more privileged peasant who provided skilled labor (blacksmith, miller, carpenter):
A

Freeman

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16
Q

The recipient of a fief who owed allegiance to a king or lord:

A

vassal

17
Q

Germanic invaders in northern Italy; defeated by Pepin the Short:

A

Lombards

18
Q

Defeated King Harold II in the Battle of Hastings.

A

William the Conqueror

19
Q
  1. Prohibited laymen from appointing church officials.
A

Gregory VII

20
Q

Seen as the “real” founder of France.

A

Phillip II

21
Q

The personal servant of the knight:

A

Squire

22
Q

The land grant given in return for services:

A

Fief

23
Q

Their status was midway between an ancient slave and the medieval freemen:

A

Serf

24
Q

The landholding noble:

A

Vassal

25
Q

Medieval warrior who protected life and property:

A

Knights

26
Q

What man united the Frankish tribes and became known as “King of the Franks”?

A

Clovis

27
Q

His death marked the decline of the Holy Roman Empire.

A

Frederick II

28
Q

Name one of the three major modern European nations did Charlemagne lay the foundation:

A

France

29
Q

Define Feudalism

A

local leaders give people protection in return for their services

30
Q

What organization was created in 1059 to ensure that churchmen rather than Roman nobles or German
kings would choose the popes?

A

College of Cardinals

31
Q

What Saxon king defeated the Danes, founded schools, and built a navy?

A

Alfred the Great

32
Q

The meaning of the word Catholic:

A

Universal.

33
Q

Name the book that William the Conqueror compiled information for tax purposes:

A

doomsday

34
Q

The medieval decree that forbade pillaging of church property:

A

Peace of God

35
Q

The medieval decree which forbade fighting from Wednesday evening to Monday morning:

A

Truce of God

36
Q

The strict code of behavior for knights:

A

Chivalry

37
Q

Castle in Latin means:

A

fortress or fort