Monks and Nuns were crucial in the spread of Christianity because…

• They lived secluded lifestyles that was appealing to people.

• They lead missionary work to convert people to Christianity.

• They housed education centers.

• They were not a crucial part of the spread of Christianity.

________________was the strong Germanic kingdom that filled the Western Roman Empire’s shoes.

• Vandals.

• Visigoths.

• Anglo Saxons.

• Franks.

Charlemagne could be seen as…

• The Holy Roman Emperor.

• King of the Germans.

• Father of Europe

• King of the Pope.

What is the title of the head of the Eastern Orthodox Church?

• Patriarch

• Pope.

• Eastern Pope.

• Pope 2 the Sequel.

What was the title of the head of the Catholic Church?

• Patriarch.

• Pope.

• Western Patriarch.

• Patriarch 2 the Sequel.

Justinian’s ________________ was the codification of Roman law.

• Twelve Tables.

• The Body of Criminal Law.

• The Body of Civil Law.

• Justinian’s Code of Law.

Provided for the sick, preserved manuscripts, taught farming, and maintained schools were all done by?

• The Catholic Church.

• Feudal System.

• Manor System.

• Medieval Universities.

In what way was Western Europe politically changed following the end of the Frankish reconsolidation?

• A powerful Christian emperor ruled the entire region.

• Decentralized regional governments were established.

• Representative republics were created across the region.

• An Islamic caliphate unified the region under one leader.

In what way was Western Europe politically changed following the end of the Frankish reconsolidation?

• A powerful Christian emperor ruled the entire region.

• Decentralized regional governments were established.

• Representative republics were created across the region.

• An Islamic caliphate unified the region under one leader.

Under the manorial system, nobles were required to provide serfs with which of the following?

• Food.

• Education.

• Protection.

• Livable wage.