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Kingdom of Franks

- German Barbarian Tribe (settled in Roman Territory) that picked up Latin language


- Frank's Leaders: Merovingians


- Decline of Merovingians/ Rise of Carolingians

Charles Martel

- Mayor of Palace


- Tours 733: battle that he wins not the king

Pipin the Short

Charles Martel's son. He is the first Carolingian King of Franks.

Charles the Great (Charlemagne)

Son of Pipin. Becomes ruler of Franks after Pipin dies.

Counts & Missi Dominici

- Count of Province


- "Mission of the ruler"


-checking on taxes


-making sure peasants are happy

Donation of Constantine

Document. "Grant the Roman Empire to Bishop of Rome" by Constantine.

Dublin

Capital of Ireland. Trading Outpost.

"Land of the Rus"

Local people call the "Rus"---Russia came from this.

Normandy

Area where Vikings decide to settle and raise cattle. People called them "North Men"

Iceland (the Althing)

- Divide in 4 colonies and have yearly meetings called " the Althing."


- Similar to a Republic/Democracy (oldest functioning Democracy in the world)

Greenland (Erik the Red)

Covered with ice and snow but Erik the Red called it Greenland probably to attract new colonists.

Vinland (Leif, Erik's son)

"Land of wine or grapes"

Treaty of Verdun, 843


(Invaders of the 9th century)

1) South: Muslims capture Sicily, sack Rome 846


2) East: Magyars (Hungarian-Ungar) raid Germany


3) North: Vikings start raiding England 789. Later most of Europe, Spain, Sicily, and Eastern Roman Empire.

Response for Chaos: Feudalism (each state is its own country)

-Extreme Political Decentralization


-Lord/Vassal Relationship- if you are someone important you are a vassal/lord


- Fealty for Fief- "Loyalty for states"


- Manorialism is the economic side of Feudalism


-"Exchange" of labor for protection- paying off local mafia so the "so called 'thug' " won't kill your family


- Serfdom- had to give 1/3 or 2/3% of what you make to your lord


-Does this actually cure chaos, or cause more of it?