Sept. 19 Middle Ages Flashcards

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What are some reasons Justinaian’s Code is so important

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Basis for legal system of most modern country.

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Who is Theodora?

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Empress of Byzantine Empire, wife of Justinan I

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What gave Constantinople so much power and wealth?

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strategic location, capital and lots of trade

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What modern country is where Constantinople was located?

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Turkey

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What is the Great Schism?

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a break in the Christian Church, Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic

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What were the major differences between the Eastern Orthodox and Catholic Church

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EO-Pope didn’t have authority to govern everyone,

CC - pope did. Different sacred language.

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What were the major similarities between the Eastern Orthodox and Catholic Church?

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Both believe in original sin, each had supreme leaders

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What did Emperor Leo ban?

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Icons

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What is the Silk Road? What two areas did it link?

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Ancient network of trade routes in Europe and Asia

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What impact did the destruction of Kiev by the Mongols have on Russia?

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symbolic city for the Russia - represented the peace they had for 100 years. Forced to serve the Mongols and pay taxes to them.

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What was the goal of the Inquisition?

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to get rid of any non-Christians

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What religion did the Ottoman Turks practice?

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Islam

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What institution came to dominate Medieval lie in Europe?

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The Church

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Who fought the Hundred Years’ War?

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France and England

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What were some impacts felt in Western Europe with the collapse of Rome?

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Germanic tribes took over, books were burned, lower education

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Describe the different people and relationships involved in feudalism.

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Kings
Nobles/Lords - control land
Knights - fought for nobles and lords
Peasants/serf - agriculture

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What is the feudal system?

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social structure

18
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Describe the social system of feudalism.

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King
Nobles/Lords
Knights
Peasants/serft

19
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During the Middle Ages, most Europeans practiced which religion?

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Christianity

20
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To unify Europe politically and spiritually, what position is created?

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Emperor of Holy Roman Empire

21
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What are some ways The Church controlled people in Medieval Europe?

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by threatening ex communication from the church

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What are some ways Pope Gregory, and other popes, try to spread Christianity?

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Preaching, forced on people, killed some people to scare others into Christianity

23
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What impact did the Silk Road have on the Europe and the Mongol Empire?

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Increased wealth but also brought bubonic plague to Europe

24
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Be able to list and describe the various parts of feudalism.

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What is a vassal? Lord? Serf?
vassal - a person who received a grant of land from a lord in exchange for a pledge of loyalty and services Lord - a person who controlled land and could therefore grant estates to vassals Serf - a medieval peasant legally bound to live on a lord's estate
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Who is Charles Martel and why is he important?
Ruler of Franks and defeated Spanish Muslims
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Who is Theodora and why is she important?
wife of Justinian and held the Byzantine empire together
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Who is Charlemagne and why is she important?
was a medieval emperor who ruled much of Western Europe Charlemagne became king of the Franks, a Germanic tribe in present-day Belgium, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and western Germany. He embarked on a mission to unite all Germanic peoples into one kingdom, and convert his subjects to Christianity.
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Who is Ivan III and why is he important?
Rebelled against the mongols and won. Reestablished Russia
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Who is Genghis Khan and why is he important?
Founded Mongol Empire and conquered land to make biggest empire ever.
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Who is Joan of Arc and why is she important?
A messanger of god who helped France reclaim their throne.
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Who is Pope Urban II and why is he important?
Gave speech which gave rise to the Crusades
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Why is Justinian's Code so important?
Basis for modern legal system today
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What three cultures blended together in Medieval Europe?
germanic, roman, and christian traditions.
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What role did The Church play on people's daily lives in Medieval Europe?
It affected everything they did.
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What does the Treaty of Verdun do?
was the first of the treaties that divided the Carolingian Empire into three kingdoms among the three surviving sons of Louis the Pious, who was the son of Charlemagne.
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What is the dynasty created in China during Mongol rule?
Yuan Dynasty
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What regions of Europe were the most impacted by the Bubonic Plague and why?
Western Europe thought it was air not water that spread and it spread quickly in water.
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Be able to describe the 4 major Crusades.
1st crusade- captured Jersalum and Edssa 2nd crusade - recapture edssa and fail and Jersalum is captured by Muslims 3rd crusade - Phillip II of Germany -Fredrick First of France and Richard I of England go to invade and capture Jerasulum - Philip - turns back before it starts, Fredrick -dies on way there. Richard - signs truce with Muslims that Christians could visit jerasulum 4th crusade - failed again
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What is the Reconquista?
Christian took back Spain from the Muslims