- Roman bishops used the Petrine Doctrine to
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christianize the pagans
establish their authority over other bishops
suppress heresy
make Peter a saint
- The monk most responsible for the spread of monasticism in the West was
Your answer:
Charles the Great
Benedict
Basil
Leo I
- Arius was
Your answer:
declared a heretic because he denied the divinity of Christ
the Irish monk who began converting the Germans to christianity
the monk who sat on a pillar for 37 years
the German king who sacked Rome in 476 A.D.
- According to some early church fathers, women were
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a blessing from God
put on earth to lead men from sin
responsible for leading many men to sin
equal to men
- The advance of the Moors into Europe was halted at
Your answer:
Tours
ilvian Bridge
Toledo
Adrianople
- The major accomplishment of Alfred the Great was
Your answer:
spreading religious education in England
unifying the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms
halting the Moslem invasion of Europe
converting the Angles and Saxons to christianity
- During the time of the Merovingians, succession was often determined by
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making the eldest son the king
violence and assassination
the king's will
the Pope
- The first Carolingian to become king was
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Pepin II
Charles the Great
Pepin the Short
Charles Martel
- When Clovis died
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his eldest son inherited the kingdom
the kingdom was divided into three areas
the kingdom was conquered by the Franks
the kingdom was conquered by the Gauls
- Under the Merovingians, the most important government official was the
Your answer:
mayor of the palace
Count
argrave
missi dominici
- The poem about Charlemagne's campaign in Spain was the
Your answer:
Song of Roland
Adventures of Roland
History of Charlemagne
Life of Charlemagne
- In 711
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the Moslems invaded Spain
the Moslems were defeated by Charles Martel
the Moslems invaded the kingdom of the Franks
the Moslems defeated Roland
- The major accomplishment of Justinian was
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the unification of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms
the defeat of the Moslems at the battle of Tours
the corpus juris civilis
the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons
- The Koran is the
Your answer:
flight of Mohammed from Mecca
history written by Procopius
sacred book of Islam
sacred shrine of Islam
- Weregeld refers to
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the value placed on a member of a German tribe
the Germanic practice of trial by ordeal
the part of the day that monks read the Bible
groups of German warriors
- The ________ helped convert Germanic warriors into professional cavalry
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weregeld
scriptoria
jihad
stirrup
- Part of the Rule of St. Benedict was submission to
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God
the abbot
the count
the bishop
- The monk who sat on a pole for thirty seven years to purify himself and avoid temptation was
Your answer:
Benedict
Augustine
Basil
Simeon
- The book that tells about life in Baghdad is
Your answer:
The Life of Charlemagne
The Song of Roland
The Arabian Nights
The Ecclesiastical History of the English People
- The dispute between the eastern and western Christian churches was over
Your answer:
the Arian controversy
the Donation of Pepin
the Council of Nicaea
the iconoclastic controversy
- The European economy depended on
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trade
the development of new technologies
the conquest of new territories
agriculture
- The economy in the Middle East depended on
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wheat and barley
the development of new technologies
banking
trade
- Mohammed's flight from Mecca is known as the
Your answer:
Kaaba
Koran
jihad
Hegira
- The largest city in western Europe in the 800s and 900s was
Your answer:
Tours
Cordoba
Paris
London
- The greatest intellectual contribution of Islam to the West was in the area of
Your answer:
law
art
mathematics and medicine
literature