Medieval Ages CH 9

What part of the land of France was granted to the Viking King, Rollo?

Who were the Franks?

What was the term for a young boy (around 7) who was placed in the care of a knight for training?

What form of government became prevalent in Europe after the collapse of the Carolingian Empire?

What church decree banned fighting times during Wednesday to Monday mornings?

Which king is described by the following: "founder of the English navy", strong character, built churches and schools.

Which house (or dynasty) succeeded the Merovingian House?

What medieval warfare tactic did the Normans introduce into fighting?

Choose the right order of the reign of the following men in Medieval history.

Which battle does William the Conqueror kill the English king and take the throne he felt was promised to him?

What was the Domesday Book that William made of England?

Which Bible, translated by Jerome, became the most widely used Bible during the Middle Ages?

Which weak pope was: accused of serious charges, threatened to gouge his eyes out and cut off tongue, accusers exiled?

How did the Vikings adjust to their new life in France?

What is "Petrine Theory" believed to be in the Roman Catholic church?

The descendants of Clovis were known as which dynasty or house?

What countries did the two renowned medieval missionaries, Patrick and Boniface take the gospel to? (in order)

What were the responsibilities of the vassals?

Know all 7 sacraments of the Medieval Catholic Church....which one of these is should NOT be considered a sacrament

Which Germanic tribes take over Britain from Roman control?

What was the lowest postion among the nobles?

William the Conqueror establishes a new line of kings known as the:

The Norman's well known achievement was the conquest of what modern nation?

Which of the following was NOT a part of the manor system?

Characterized by discipline and order, what were the strict rules regulating the lives of monks?

What was known as a "papal state"?

How does the above pope respond to being rescued from his accusers?

Who was crowned Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day, 800 A.D.?

Who vowed to believe in God and be baptized in His name if God granted him victory in battle?

What was the name of a teen-aged boy who became the personal servant of a knight?

William of Normandy believed which king promised him the throne of England?

What became the primary centers for studying, copying, & preserving ancient manuscripts that would have been lost?

Who unified the Frankish dynasty and became the first king of the Franks? (Merovingian Dynasty)

Among the nobles, who held the most powerful position under the king?

Which king in the Carolingian dynasty is crowned after Pepin the Short (or Pepin III)?

Who was known all through Europe as the "Hammer"?

What could have been the result of losing the Battle of Tours to the Muslims?

Wht term means a land grant given to the nobles to live on by the king in exchange for their services?

What positive aspect of feudalism was given to the people?

What reform came about after centuries of arguing over: "who had the right to appoint church leaders, king or the pope?"

What event splits Charlemagne's territory into 3 parts, ending the fighting among his 3 grandsons to rule over it?

What was the basis of wealth and power in the feudal system?

Whose education reforms and love of learning renewed interest in the Bible and classical writers?

This newly crowned king ruled the western empire that would become which countries?

What does the term "catholic" mean with a little letter c?

Which ruler added the word "holy" to the title roman empire wanting to be respected as much as the pope?

Whose army arrived to block the Muslims from invading the city of Tours? (732 A.D)

The heirs to Clovis' kingly line were designated as what type of kings?

What church decree made warfare limits by: forbidding the pillaging of churches & protecting those not in combat too?

Magical and superstitious thinking from many of the church sacraments led people to rely on what?

In 1066, what people group began settling on the shore of northern France?

Where did the medieval villagers go when invaders threatened their land?