History Final Terms Flashcards

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early Christian places of worship, Churches in private homes

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Domus Ecclesiae

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visible signs of the divine grace

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Sacraments

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sacrament used when being inducted into the Church

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Baptism

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symbolizes the last supper the receiving of the body of christ

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Eucharist

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the killing of Christians

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Persecutions

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daughter of the Roman emperor and she was a Christian, so she was thrown into the lion’s den where she has a vision she will live but ends up dying

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Perpetua

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people killed for their beliefs

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Martyrs

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emperor considered the last good roman emperor

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Marcus Aurelies, 161-180

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4 roman emperors called the Tetrarchs created by Diocletian

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Tetrarchy

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started the tetrarchy, started Christian persecutions

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Diocletian, 284-305

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first roman Emperor to really support Christianity

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Constantine, 306-337

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location of the battle between Constantine and Maxentius. Maxentius loses and his body is thrown into the river

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Milvian Bridge

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Brother in law of Constantine, gets proclaimed Augustus by his troops; nearly marched on Rome

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Maxentius

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symbol (P and the X) first two letters of Christ

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Chi rho

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15
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makes it okay to freely practice religion

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Edict of Milan, 313

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first ecumenical council, Constantine’s way of getting us together

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Council of Nicaea

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Capital of byzantine empire (continuation of the roman empire as a whole)

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Constantinople

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18
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Christian temple, Justinian built it after there’s were burned down

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Hagia Sophia

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19
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location of Jesus’ tomb in Jerusalem

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Holy Sepulcher

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20
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Germanic tribe that sacks rome

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Visigoths

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21
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brutally murdering group that murders everyone in their path, sacking cities

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Huns

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22
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the sack of Rome

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410

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23
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leader of the Huns

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Attila, 434-453

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24
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last western roman emperor

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Romulus Augustulus, 475-476

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Roman/Byzantine emperor, remembered for taking North Africa and Spain and reclaim entire Italian peninsula
Justinian, 527-565
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when shit gets out of hand, uprising in the city again Justinian
Nika Revolt
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byzantine emperor, known for his conflict with the Persians, recovers a fragment of the cross that Jesus was crucified on
Heraclius, 610-641
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cultural term describes a group of people from Arabia (Arab)
Bedouin
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Holy site of Islam
Mecca
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holy cited based of the journey of Muhammad
Medina
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In Mecca, one of the most important historic buildings for muslims
Ka'ba
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Islamic prophet who is considered the father of Islam
Muhammad, 570-632
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God
Allah
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Islamic holy book
Qu'ran
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Religion
Islam
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those who follow Islam
Muslims
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Moses
Musa
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Jesus
Isa
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Mother Mary
Maryam
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Five Pillars of Islam
1. Zakat - giving to the poor 2. Ramadan - fasting 3. Hajj - journey 4. Salat - prayer 5. Shahadah - the faith
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political leaders, successors of mohammed
Caliphs
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Muslim dynasty closely associated with Spain
Ummayyads
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immediate successor for the Shi'a Muslims
Ali, 656-661
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majority of Islam religion that doesn't see Ali as Mohammed's first successor
Sunni
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group that see's Ali as first successor after Mohammed
Shi'a
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Muslim dynasty consumes most of middle east
Abbasids
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built by Abbasids
Baghdad
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in Jerusalem, holy temple
Dome of the Rock
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Germanic people of the Rhine
Franks
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King who united the Franks and became Christian
Clovis, 485-511
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2nd wife of Clovis
Clotilda
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The unified tribe that Clovis founded (previously the Franks). *Ended up dying out because of PARTIBLE INHERITANCE (dividing of assets between everyone when king dies)
Merovingian
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Eye for an eye when it comes to murder
Blood Feuds
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Paying back for stealing stuff
Wegild
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Marriage alliances
Peaceweavers
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Frank who wins the Battle of Poitier against the Muslims
Charels Martel
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Stops any more muslim invasions in France
Battle of Poitiers
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Frankish noble family
Carolingians
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King of Franks who also obtains the title of Holy Emperor
Charlemagne, 768-814
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Germanic Pagans
Saxons
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Fabricated claim that said the Pope owns the western Roman empire
Donation of Constantine
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Empress of Byzantine empire
Empress Irene
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Coronates Charlemagnes as HRE
Pope Leo III
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Carolingians empire gets divided into multiple pieces
Treaty of Verdun, 843
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St. Patrick; shows Ireland Christianity through the clover
Patrick, ca. 390-461
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Germanic people who intermingled with Saxons
Angles
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Germanic people who intermingles with the Angles
Saxons
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Christianized angle saxon
Augustine of Canterbury
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where monks live
Monastery
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One of the oldest Christian churches in Ireland
Gallorus Oratory
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Gospels
Books of Kelly
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From Scandinavia
Vikings
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Where the Vikings landed in France
Normandy
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Anglo Saxon King who fights the Vikings
Alfred the Great, 871-889
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Has the North Sea empire
Cnut of Denmark, 1017-1035
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Christian Anglo-Saxon king
Edward the Confessor, 1042-1066
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Anglo Saxon, Edwards right hand man
Harold Godwinson
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King of Norway
Harald Hardrada
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Beats Harold in Battle of Hastings
William, Duke of Normandy
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between William and Harold Godwinson, Harold is killed and William becomes king
Battle of Hastings, 1066
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Embroidered piece of cloth telling the story of Norman Conquest
Bayeux Tapestry
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Insight to the normal people
Domesday Book, 1066
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idea of structuring our medieval relationship
Feudalism
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one who has authority over others
Lord
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those who are obligated to the lord
Vassal
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military servicemen to the lord
Knights
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oath of submission to the Lord
Homage
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praise to many lords
Fealty
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property or riht
Fief
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estate of land
Manor
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labor force on the manor
Peasants
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peasants who are bondage (slavery)
Serfs
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plow that goes through thin sand and dirt of Africa and Egypt
Scratch Plow
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goes through thicker soil
Heavy Plow
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plow goes along by the horses
Horse Collar
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uses wind
Windmill
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uses water
Watermills
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using a third of the field that is off every season
Three-Field System
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conquer Jerusalem
1st Crusade, 1096-1099
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nothing is conquered
2nd Crusade, 1147-1149
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Crusade of kings where 4 kings go on Crusades
3rd Crusade, 1189-1192
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Pope responsible for speech that led to Crusades
Pope Urban II
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King that used the Crusades to negotiate peace treaties
Alexius 1
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leads Muslim forces during Crusades
Saladin
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marries the king of England and spurs the 100 years' war between
Eleanor of Aquitaine
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One of the 4 kings of the 3rd Crusade, left before Crusade began
Phillip II
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One of the 4 kings of the Third Crusade, Battled Saladin
Richard the Lionhearted
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One of the 4 kings of the 3rd Crusade, King of Austria
Leopold of Austria
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charter; list of rules for kings to abide by and forced King John I to sign
Magna Carta
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free town that can run itself
communes
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association of merchants that ran the town (commune)
guilds
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education for free men
universities
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grammar, rhetoric, logic
trivium
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arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, music
quadrivium
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church built by Constantine over Peter's burial tomb
St. Peters, Rome
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begin raiding and conquering in 604, take Jerusalem and Egypt. go to war with Byzantines
Persians
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Doesn't get conquered, divided into clans led by petty kings
Ireland