The "Fall" of Rome Flashcards

1
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what were the 3 successor states of Western Europe?

5th & 6th c.

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  1. Christian Europe
  2. Byzantium
  3. Islam
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Who was **Clovis I **& what did he do?

r. 482-511

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King of the Franks → united Franish Gaul

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3
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what did Theodosius do?

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permanently divided east & west

395

east: decline of cities due to growth of armies
west: intellectual pursuits → Greek & Latin influence

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4
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who were the Ostrogoths?

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eastern goths (Italy)

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5
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who were the Visigoths?

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western goths (Iberia)

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6
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what did centralization look like under Visigothic Iberia?

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  • archaeology
  • administration
  • coinage
  • Roman & Gothic law

centralization = unified control under a single authority

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7
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what was the relationship between Romans and invading Barbarian kings?

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co-existed

  • converted many barbarian kings to Christianity (4th -5th c.)
  • Roman elites were content to live under barbarian kings
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8
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what were the Foederati?

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barbarians that earned citizenship by joining Roman army

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9
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what did Vandal North Africa look like in the 5th-6th c.?

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  • sacked cities
  • disrupted Mediterranean cities
  • took over plantations
  • pursued classical learning
  • persecution of Catholics
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