Ch 9/10 Middle Ages Europe

Charlemagne’s 9th century empire covered territory which today would include the countries of (a)  

• Poland and Russia
• Spain and Portugal
• France and German
• Ireland and the United Kingdom

What was the impact of the Treaty of Verdun?

• It created the Carolingian empire which unified the Franks

• The war between Franks and Muslims had ended creating peace

• Creating an alliance between local kingdoms setting up invasions into the holy land

• Ended the civil war setting up the feudalism to emerge

Which economic concept can be inferred from this diagram? (a)  

• Self-Sufficiency
• Inflation
• Trade Embargo
• Competition

Feudalism influcenced Europe and Japan by

• providing social stability and order

• encouraging the growth of religion

• ending warfare and opening trade

• encouraging free, public education

What did Charles Martel do?

• establish royal schools

• enact the bloody verdict of verden

• stop the Muslim advance

• force Saxons to convert to Christianity

After the fall of Rome, what did the Church offer to the people of Europe? (a)  

• Shirts and Pants
• Stability and Security
• Polytheistic Religions
• Nuns and Pastors

What did Serf's rely on from the Nobles in the manorial system?

• Food
• Shelter
• Protection
• Cost of Living

After the fall of Rome, what did the Church offer to the people of Europe?

• Shirts and Pants
• Stability and Security
• Polytheistic Religions
• Nuns and Pastors

The Frankish leader reestablished the ancient culture of the Mediterranean world in Western Europe and was known as the "light of the dark ages."

• Charlemagne

• Charles Martel

• Alfred the Great

• William the Conqueror

During the Middle Ages, which group was generally responsible for the preservation of learning and ancient literature?

• nobles and kings

• priests and monks

• doctors and lawyers

• traders and businessmen