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The Early Middle Ages Section 7*1 pp

Preview Questions Why was Western Europe a frontier land during the early Middle Ages? How did Germanic kingdoms gain power in the Middle Ages? How did Charlemagne briefly reunite much of Western Europe?

I. Geography of Western Europe Location Europe is 2 nd smallest continent Part of Eurasian land mass Resources On outskirts of civilization Fertile soil, forests, minerals, seas, rivers

II. The Germanic Kingdoms The Franks Strongest of all Germanic kingdoms Clovis conquered Gaul Becomes Christian to gain support

II. The Germanic Kingdoms Europe and the Muslim World Muslims built empire in North Africa Battle of Tours: Martel defeats Muslims Muslims remained in Spain; worries Europeans

III. Age of Charlemagne Wanted to reunite Western Empire Crowned Emperor of Romans

III. Age of Charlemagne Government Worked with Church to unite Empire Nobles given land to keep soldiers Missi Dominici ensured justice for people Revival of Learning Latin education for officials and clergy Founded school at Aachen

IV. After Charlemagne Treaty of Verdun divided empire into three regions

IV. After Charlemagne New Wave of Invasions Muslims attack S. Italy Magyars control Hungary Vikings control Scandinavia Traders Explorers Destructive Warriors

IV. After Charlemagne Legacy of Charlemagne Expanded Christianity into N. Europe Blending of many cultures Strong, efficient governments