Humanities Test 2 Set 4

Front 1

The centuries after the fall of Rome in 476

Back 1

the middle ages

Front 2

what 3 interwoven traditions produce the culture of the west during the middle ages

Back 2

–Classical

–Christian

–Germanic

Front 3

Barbarians allowed to settle on the borders of Rome, in exchange for protection.

Back 3

Germanic tribes alliance with rome

Front 4

Which laws were orally passed down?

Back 4

Germanic laws

Front 5

were responsible for applying the germanic law

Back 5

chiefs

Front 6

Guilt or innocence might be determined by ordeals involving ------ or --------, reflecting the faith in nature deities.

Back 6

water, fire

Front 7

saw the forced conversion of Saxons, Lombards, and Slavics

Back 7

Holy Wars

Front 8

Crowned emperor by Pope Leo III in 800 CE, establishing connection b/w church and state. “The Holy Roman Empire”

Back 8

Charlemagne

Front 9

Charlemagne strongly encouraged what

Back 9

he strongly encouraged literacy, learning, and education.

Front 10

What happened in result of Charlemagne's death

Back 10

The empire was soon shattered by Scandinavian Vikings

Front 11

Where was Charlemagne buried

Back 11

Cathedral at Aachen

Front 12

Involved the exchange of land for military protection in the unstable social conditions

Back 12

Feudalism

Front 13

in feudal society, land or property given to a warrior in return for military service

Back 13

fief

Front 14

any member of the feudal nobility who investeed a vassal with a fief

Back 14

lord

Front 15

any member of feudal nobility who vowed to serve a lord in exchange for control of a fief

Back 15

Vassal

Front 16

Under William of Normandy, 5000 men cross the channel into England.

Back 16

Norman Conquest

Front 17

Under who did the norman conquest take place?

Back 17

William of Normandy

Front 18

long embroidered cloth which depicts the events leading up to the 1066 Norman invasion of England as well as the events of the invasion itself.

Back 18

Bayeux Tapestry

Front 19

An effort to rescue Jerusalem from Muslim Turks.

Back 19

Christian crusades

Front 20

thousands of children are sent to recapture Jerusalem.

Back 20

childrens crusades

Front 21

•made no conquest of the holy land

•did not slow down the spread of Islam

•did not permanently secure any territory

•did not stop the westward advance of Muslim Turks

Back 21

Results of the Christian crusades

Front 22

What was the result of the childrens crusade

Back 22

all of the children died or were enslaved

Front 23

•To love was to suffer

•Love may be proven by deeds, even death.

•Women became rewards

Back 23

code of courtly love