Chapter 14 - Medieval Europe

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After the fall of the Roman Empire (in 395), Christianity was concentrated in which region of Europe? Options: the islands of England and Ireland, an area concentrated in northern Europe, the area surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, the western coast of Europe

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the area surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea

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Pope Gregory I helped spread Christianity by converting _____________ to the faith.

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England

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Saint Patrick is most famous for converting ________________ to Christianity.

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Ireland

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Saint Boniface is known for converting _________________ to Christianity.

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Germany/Netherlands

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A district including village priests who report to a bishop (similar to a County)

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Diocese

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A place where monks and nuns lived....

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Monastery

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A large Catholic church is called a...

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Cathedral

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Which statement describes the effect of Charlemagne’s conquests on Europe?

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brought together as a single empire

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Which sentence best describes feudalism?

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based upon a complex system of loyalties.

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Someone who received land in return for a pledge of support was a

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Vassal