Europe after Rome Chapter 17.

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Europe after Rome Chapter 17

Define Middle Ages: Period that lasted from 500-1500 AD Medieval: Another name for the Middle Ages

Define Monks: Religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities Monasteries: Communities of Monks

Christianity Spreads to Europe As Roman Empire fell: Groups of people from the North and East moved in Created: Their own states

Christianity Spreads to Europe Rulers were: Warlords Called themselves: Kings

Christianity Spreads to Europe As time passed: Christianity started moving north from Rome Why: Monks and Missionaries

Christianity Spread to Europe Most powerful in the spread of Christianity was: The Pope How: He sent missionaries around

Christianity Spread to Europe Missionaries: People who try to convert people to one religion Patrick: Voluntarily went to Northern Europe as a Missionary

Christianity Spread to Europe Converted: Ireland Life in a Monastery was: Strictly organized

Christianity Spread to Europe Ruled intended: Help monks live as good Christians Most followed: Benedictine Rule

Christianity Spread to Europe Jobs of Monks: Ran schools Collected and saved religious texts Served as scribes and advisors to officials

Franks Build an Empire 480’s: Franks conquered Gaul Ruler was: Clovis

Franks Build an Empire Franks became: Christian Empire Charlemagne: Great warrior that created a huge empire for the Franks

Franks Build an Empire Empire included: France Germany Austria Italy Northern Spain

Franks Build an Empire December 25, 800 AD: Charlemagne was crowned emperor of Rome by the Pope Admired: Education

Franks Build an Empire Built: Schools Capital: Aachen

Invaders Threaten Europe Who attacked from the South: Muslim Army Who attacked from the East: Magyars

Invaders Threaten Europe Who attacked from Scandinavia: Vikings

Invaders Threaten Europe Vikings Raided: Britain Ireland Western Europe

Invaders Threaten Europe Looted: Towns Monasteries Took prisoners as Slaves

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