Test 2 Flashcards

(58 cards)

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Why did Western Europe start to decline?

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Roman collapsed

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What did Western Europe enter a period of? (3 things)

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Political decline, social decline, economic decline

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What happened from 500 to 1000?

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Trade suffered, economy decline, towns became vacant, education ceased

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What do we call the years 500 to 1000?

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The dark ages

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When are the middle ages and what are they also called?

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500 to 1500, also called medieval period

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What did the Germanic people do and what were they?

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The Germanic peoples conquered parts of Europe. They were Goths, Vandals, Franks, Saxons

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Who was the leader of the franks?

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King Clovis

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What did king Clovis do?

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He converted to Christianity and becomes allies with the pope

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9
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What happens to Islam in the year 600?

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It begins to spread throughout Arabia

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10
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What did Muslim armies do

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They began to overrun Christian lands

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When was the battle of tours

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732

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What did Charles Martel do

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He took franks(Christian warriors) and defeated the Muslims near present-day France

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What was the result of what Charles Martel did

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Christian warriors began thinking that God was on their side and against Muslims

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14
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Who was Charlemagne

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Son of Charles Martel

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15
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What does Charlemagne mean

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Charles the great

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16
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How many years did Charlemagne reign in Western Europe

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46 years

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17
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What did he send all over Europe

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He sent missionaries all over Europe to convert others to Christianity

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18
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What was it the first sense of

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First sense of new government for Europe

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19
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What did Charlemagne want

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He wanted to unify all of Europe

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What did he use to try to unify all of Europe

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Education and lawful authority

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21
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What did he think about education

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He thought it was important

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22
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What did he create

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Local schools

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23
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When did he die

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814

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24
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What did he leave

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A lasting legacy

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What do Muslim leaders continue to do
Muslim leaders continued to invade and conquer land in both eastern and western Europe from 800 900
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What new invaders arrive in 900
Vikings
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Where were Vikings from
Scandinavia
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What were Vikings
Independent farmers, expert sailors, traders and explorers
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What did they do in European communities
Invaded looted and burned European communities
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Where did Vikings settle
Settled in Western Europe and mixed with the existing inhabitants
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What did people wear in the medieval period
What you wore depended on who you were in the medieval period
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What did rich people own for clothes
If you were rich you would probably own a variety of clothes, in the latest styles and colors
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What did poor peasants usually have for clothes
One tunic
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What type of clothing was a very expensive
Silks and other luxurious materials from abroad
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What was most clothing made out of
Wool
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What does it mean that clothing was made of wool
This meant that clothing in the medieval period was itchy, difficult to wash and dry and very hot in the summer
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What was the peasants main food
Dark rye bread
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What did peasants grow
Peas, beans and onions in their gardens and collected berries, nuts and honey from the woods
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What did peasants not eat much
Meat
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What did many of them keep
Many kept a pig or two but could not often afford to kill one
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What could they hunt
They could hunt rabbits or hares but might be punished for this by their Lord
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What were the long range weapons
Longbow, crossbow, catapult
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What were the three main characteristics of a castle
Moat, drawbridge, gate
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What was used in hand to hand combat
Sword, axe, spear
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What were the three main pieces of armor
Helmet, shield, gauntlets
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What was the tool that was used for jousting
Lance
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What were the two Squires called
Knight and Squire
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What were the six ways a castle was attacked
Fire arrows, battering ram, ladder, belfry tower, catapult, siege(infantry)
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What is the order of medieval hierarchy from top to bottom
King, nobility, knight, peasant
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How does the church dominate medieval life
People converting to Christianity, priests administer sacraments, baptism, Gothic churches, woman viewed as week
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What were the main things about monasteries and convents
Monks, Benedictine rule(rules to regulate monastic life with obedience poverty and chastity), Schools, healthcare
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What happens with opportunities for woman
Escape the limits of society with greater rolls, church will withdraw the rights of nuns to preach
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What happens to church power
Grows
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What was the pope
Supreme ruler, overall secular
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What does canon law state
Disobey = Excommunication, going to hell
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What was corruption and reform
Success = problems, Wealth increase = discipline decrease, pope Gregory the seventh – Limited secular power, friars – traveled to preach own good works
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What happened with Jews in medieval Europe
At first they were treated well by Muslim Spain, pre-Judice starts 1000's, blamed for disasters like illness and famine
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When did Western Europe start to decline?
476