Tuesday, May 27, 2014


Today we learned and reviewed about charlame so i hope i do good. Ive been studing hard for it and i have been reviewing and everything. I had a great weekend to. I got first on my pony pirate and third on my horse broker. It was an eventing show. Then i went to a devon horse show with my friend and he Shetland pony won the pony race. Although some kids fell off. It was also a fair though and i got sunburnt. Anyways i hope i get an A on ur test tomorrow.

Test Questions:

  • AD 476 to AD 1453 Middle Ages
  • this new society has roots in:
    • classical heritage of Rome 
    • beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church
    • customs of various Germanic tribes
  • overrun the western halp of the Roman Empire causing:
    • disruption of trade
    • downfall of cities
    • population shifts to rural areas
  • decline of learning
    • tribes had oral tradition, songs, but couldn't read Greek or Latin
    • Romance languages evolve (French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian)
    • few besides priests were literate
  • Germanic warriors' loyalty is to the lord of the manor he provides them with food, weapons, treasure. Result:
    • no orderly govt. for large areas
    • small communities rule
  • Clovis rules the Germani people of Gaul, known as the Franks.
  • in 496 he has a  battlefield conversion - he and 3000 of his warriors become Christians
  • the Church in Rome likes this
  • by 511 the Franks are united into one kingdom, with Clovis and the Church working as partners
  • in 520, Benedict writes rules for monks:
    • vows of poverty (live simply in monasteries)
    • chastity (no material relations)
    • obedience (listen to church superiors)
  • his sister Scholastica writes similar rules for nuns
  • they operate schools, maintain libraries, copy books
  • Church revenues are used to help the poor, build roads, and raise armies. this is a theocracy.
  • ost of the rest of Europe consists of smaller kingdoms
  • Hammer defeats a Muslim raiding party from Span at the Battle of Tours
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