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Where were the first Christians monasteries located? When?

Egypt


300 A.D.

Who organized a monastery in central Italy?

Benedict

What did Benedictine Rule establish?

monasteries and convents throughout Europe

5 vows of a monk and nun?

obey their leaders


work for their community


remain unmarried


own nothing individually


to live and worship in their community forever


how did monks and nuns contribute to the community?

cared for poor and sick people


provided basic health and educational services

What was the work of missionaries in Europe?

to convert pagans to the Catholic Church

what Pope sent missionaries to Britain?

Pope Gregory I


Where did the pope, Boniface, establish a Catholic Church?

Germany


Netherlands

How did the church become the center of European society?

daily life revolved around the Catholic Church

As Christianity spread what happened to the Catholic Church?

it gradually became a powerful force in Europe

What did medieval Europeans belie about the church?

highest authority


the guardian of God's truth

What did the idea of Christendom do for the people of Europe?

a common identity


sense of purpose

Why is Europe referred to as a Eurasian landmass?

Directly connected to Asia

What 2 geographical features separate Europe and Asia?

Ural Mountains


Caucaus Mountains

What are the longest rivers in Europe?

Rhine


Danube

What leader defeated the last Roman army in western Europe?

Clovis I

When did Charles Martel unite Frankish lands?

717

What does the name Charlemagne mean?

Charles the Great

what did Charlemagne think would unite the kingdom? Why?

education



keep accurate records


clear reports

Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne emperor in 80. What practice did this establish? What result did this practice have on the Catholic Church?

Pope had the power to name an emperor



it strengthened the Catholic Church and it's power split between the eastern and western Christian worlds


During what years did invaders threaten Western Europe from all directions?

800 and 1000

Who invaded monasteries in Scotland?

Vikings

Why were monasteries ideal targets for invaders?

wealthy


poorly defended

Name 5 locations where the Vikings established colonies?

parts of Russia


England


Ireland


North America


parts of Northern France

Why did local lords take over protecting people's homes and land?

Kings and Emperors were to weak to protect their people from Magyar, Muslims, and Vicking invasions

What 2 things did a vassal pledge to a lord?

pledged his service - military, cash money


food


loyalty to the more powerful lord

what was given to a vassal in return for service?

a fief or land

Were Serfs bought and sold?


Were they free?

No


No not free


who became knights?

boys and young men from noble families

Where were manors located?

around the lord's house or castle

Why were Serfs not able to leave the manor to live someplace else?

they were legally bound to the land

How could a Serf leave the manor to live someplace else?

if the lord lets them

what were the 2 different types of land on a manor?

lord's land


land for peasants to use

what did peasants do on the lord's land?

worked together to plant, care for and harvest crops



tended live stock

What did peasants do on their own land that was part of the lord's manor?

grow crops for their family


used wood for fuel and building


raised livestock


the lord's mill


when was a manor system developed?

during the Middle Ages

What was the lord's role in keeping order on the manor?

judged crimes and settled arguments

What was the baliff's role in keeping order on the manor?

kept the estates account


served as judge when the lord was away


collected taxes

What was the Reeve's role in keeping order on the manor?

repair buildings


oversee peasants at work