Download Germanic Kingdoms Unite Under Charlemagne

Survey
yes no Was this document useful for you?
   Thank you for your participation!

* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project

Document related concepts

European science in the Middle Ages wikipedia , lookup

Post-classical history wikipedia , lookup

Merovingian dynasty wikipedia , lookup

Late Middle Ages wikipedia , lookup

Franks wikipedia , lookup

Aachen Cathedral wikipedia , lookup

Wales in the Early Middle Ages wikipedia , lookup

High Middle Ages wikipedia , lookup

Early Middle Ages wikipedia , lookup

Christianity in the 9th century wikipedia , lookup

Christianity in the 11th century wikipedia , lookup

Carolingian Empire wikipedia , lookup

Migration Period wikipedia , lookup

Patrimonium Sancti Petri wikipedia , lookup

Transcript
Germanic Kingdoms Unite Under Charlemagne
Chapter 13 Section 1
Invasions Trigger Changes in Western Europe
By the end of the ________ century, invaders from many different German groups overran the
Roman Empire in the west. Their arrival and the collapse of Roman rule had several ______.
The ___________ attacks put a halt to all trade, as it was not safe to move goods from one
place to another.
The end of Roman government and the decline in trade made _______ less important. As cities
faded, ________ moved to the countryside. __________ people followed, hoping to be able
to grow their own food.
 The Decline of Learning
The general level of _____________ in society became lower. As Germans settled in different
areas, they began to blend _________ with phrases of their own. Their language developed
different ___________. Europe no longer had a single language understood by all.
Germanic Kingdoms Emerge
From about A.D. 400 to 600, __________ was the scene of turmoil and chaos as small German
kingdoms fought each other for _________. Long-held Roman ideas about law were replaced
by German ideas of ___________ based on close personal ties.
 The Franks Under Clovis
The ____________ Church provided the only sense of order. In 496, _________, the king of
the ___________, became a Christian with all his warriors. From then on, the ________ in
Rome supported the military efforts of Clovis.
Germanic Peoples Adopt Christianity
Clovis was one of many leaders to become Christian. The Church made an effort to bring these
people to the religion. It also set up new communities called ________________, where men__________-and women-_______-lived lives devoted to God.
These monasteries became _____________ because their ____________ preserved some of the
______________ of the ancient world.
 Gregory I Expands Papal Power
The Church also grew in importance when _____________ I became pope in 590. He made the
pope the _____________ of the spiritual lives of all Christians. He also made the pope an
important power in governing part of __________.
Ch. 13 S. 1
A European Empire Evolves
 Clovis’s Descendants
The kingdom of the Franks covered much of modern ___________. By the 700s, the most
important official was the ________ of the palace. He made laws and controlled the _______.
In 719 Charles Martel became mayor and expanded the lands controlled by the Franks.
He also won a battle in 732 against a ___________ force moving north from __________. That
ended the Muslim threat to Europe and made Martel a Christian hero. His son, _________,
was crowned king.
 Charlemagne Extends Frankish Rule
One of Pepin’s sons, ________________, became king of all the land of the Franks in 771. At
six feet, four inches tall, Charlemagne ____________ over most people of his time. With
military skill, he expanded his kingdom to make it larger than any known since ancient
________.
Charlemagne Takes Center Stage
By 800, he held most of modern Italy, all of modern France and parts of modern Spain and
Germany. Pope _____ III crowned him _____________. With that, the power of the Church
and the German kings joined the ______________ of the old Roman Empire.
 Charlemagne’s Government
Charlemagne cut the power of the ____________ in his empire and increased his own. He
________________ throughout his lands, visiting the people and judging ________.
 Cultural Revival
He brought well-read men to his _________ and sponsored a revival of _____________.
However, Charlemagne’s empire broke into pieces soon after his _________.