History Exam 4 Flashcards

1
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What did the early Germanic tribes believe in?

A

They were pegans

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2
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Was the Germanic tribe illiterate?

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Yes

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3
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What did they do when they came into contact with the Romans?

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They fought, won, and eventually exchanged cultures becoming Christians

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4
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When the cultural exchange came, what happened to society?

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medieval European society that was rooted in German customs that also adapted the roman culture

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5
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What is comitatus?

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a body of wellborn men attached to a king or chieftain by the duty of military service

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6
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Compare and Contrast 5 Japanese Samurai and their Bushido with European Knights and their code of chivalry.

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Similarities: loyalty, warriors, code of conduct, both used swords, both rode horse back
Differences: land for the knight, rice for the samurai. A knight would never commit suicide.

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7
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Describe the Trans-Sahara trade and its impact on West Africa.

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  • A need for silk, cotton, copper, gold, and slaves

- Leads to Islam and rise of cities

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8
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Describe Feudalism in Europe and explain its origins.

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  • Power in the hands of Lords due to the weakness of the king
  • Lords can provide protection from invasions
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9
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Describe the reasons behind the agricultural growth and the revival of towns and trade in western Europe during the High Middle Ages

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  • growth of towns brought about increasing specialization of labor
  • increase in the trade encouraged the development of banking and credit
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10
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What are medieval Europe’s three classes of social change?

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“those who pray, those who fight, and those who work”

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11
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Describe the popular religion of the High Middle Ages

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pilgrimages were made by the faithful to honor the saints

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12
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Describe the European Crusades of the High Middle Ages

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  • Crusade refers to a holy war
  • the large-scale exchange of ideas, technologies, and trade goods had a lasting impact of European development, i.e. Islamic science, Arabic numbers, the technology of paper production
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13
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What was the pope against?

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Polygamy, divorce, and incest

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14
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What is Wergeld?

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An early barbarian Germanic law

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15
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Who was Clovis? What did he do?

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Clovis is a Christian King who had 4 sons and divided the kingdom into his 4 sons

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16
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What was Charles Martel’s nickname? What did he do?

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“The Hammer” and he battles with the Muslims and the franks and wins. This changes the course of history, if he’d of lost, France would’ve fallen to Islam.

17
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What plots of land does Charlemagne NOT get?

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Spain, Scandinavia, Southern India, and Rome