Unit 8 Quizizz

According to the map, match the invasion routes of the barbarian groups with their color code.

• Yellow

• Vikings Invasion Routes

• Purple

• Magyar Invasion Routes

• Green

• Muslim Invasion Routes

Reorder the following to create the hierarchy of feudal society.

a

b

c

d

Peasants

Knights

King

Nobles

Match the following

• Parish Priests

• Give and take system to benefit society

• Church monks and scholars

• Land loaned to subjects for loyalty and services

• Feudalism

• Served daily religious needs of people

• Fiefs

• Translated Greek and Arabic texts laying foundation for universities

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Vikings

,

(b) Mongols

,

(c) Battle of Tours

,

(d) Hundred Years War

• Frankish kingdom became prominent in Western Europe

• nomadic herders

• polytheistic

• converted to local religions like Islam

• raids collapsed Frankish empire

• Alliance between Franks and Pope

• Created feelings of nationalism in France and England

• France victorious with inspiration of Joan of Arc

Reorder the following in chronological order

• Catholic Church gains power while secular leaders have less power.

• Viking & Magyar raids collapse social, political, economic order of Western Roman Empire

• Development of Feudalism replaces centralized Roman empire

Match the following

• Church scholars

• Reclaim Iberian peninsula from Muslims

• Inquisition

• Influenced unification of nation-state Russia

• Orthodox Church

• Expulsion of Jews and Muslims from Iberian peninsula

• Reconquista

• Made new information available by translating Greco-Roman texts

Locate the settlement area of the Magyars

Locate the settlement area of the Vikings

Match the following

• Viking polytheistic religion

• 
• seafarers travel far distances

• 
• motivation for Viking raids

• 

True or False: Charlemagne's promotion of literacy led to Latin becoming a scholarly and daily language.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

During Charlemagne's reign Classical Roman Latin became a language of church scholars. Latin was replaced by vernacular languages (Italian, English)