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What type of people were the Franks? (ex: British? American?) Where in Europe did they live? What is the Salic Code? What was the Royal family name? Who was their famous King?

What makes a hero/leader?

Who? What makes them a hero? Why?

Family history: -Grandfather: Charles Martle fought off Muslim invaders. -Father: Pepin the Short: over threw Merovingians Intelligent: -interested in scholars -Carolingian Renaissance Politics: -local government -Ran federal government from Aachen, Germany Education: -Built schools -One language -Standard texts - Writing style Military: -Conquests of Anglo-Saxons. -Merciless fighter Religion: -Christianity -Converted those he conquered

Politics Family history Military Intelligent Education Religion

Grandfather: Charles Martle Father: Pepin the Short

 Loved meeting different scholars from around the Empire  Stayed physically fit in order to conquer other lands  Loved art, and architecture. Built palaces and churches  Rebuilt civilization

 Built schools in churches  Standardized books in schools  Created school curriculum  Created one unified language  Created new writing style

 Made life easier on trades men and serfs  Ran federal government from central German city, Aachen  Local government that would represent the voice of the people.  Made sure people were treated right

 Merciless military man-Barbairans/violent  Conquered many lands

 Converted all conquered states to Christianity  Made Emperor by the Pope Leo III  Religious following by people he ruled, he became and ideology