Thursday we

we went over the test and got the correct answers for the study guide!

wednesday

we took the test

Tuesday

Germanic kingdoms unite under Charlemagne

• Middle ages= medieval period
• 476- 1453 AD
• medieval europe is fragmented
• this is a new society
• this new society has roots in 
• classic heritage of rome
• beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church
• customs of various Germanic tribes
• 5th century Germanic invaders
• overrun the western half of the roman empire
• causing
• disruption of trade
• downfall of cities
• population shifts to rural areas
• Germanic kingdoms emerge: AD 400-600
• Germanic warriors' loyalty is to the lord of the manor he provides them with food, weapons, treasure
• results: no orderly government for large areas
• small communities rule
• church revenues are used to help the poor, build roads, and raise armies
• this is theocracy
• Hammer defeats a muslim raiding party from spain at the Battle of Tours in 732

Friday

We went over the powerpoint.

• Medieval 476-1453 AD
• from the end of the Roman Empire to the conquest of Constantinople by the Turks 
• The new Society 
• classical heritage of Rome 
• beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church
• customs of various Germanic tribes

Thursday

I wasn't here but i know we went over the powerpoint.

Wednesday

today we went over the powerpoint again.

•  Charles the Hammer 
• Pepin the Short
• Charles the Great 
• Charlemagne 

Tues

Germanic Kingdoms 

• Middle Ages
• medieval period
• 500-1500 AD
• Medieval Europe is fragmented 
• Invasions Trigger changes in Western Europe 
• invasions and constant warfare spark new friends 
• Disruption of trade 
• Europe's cities are no longer economic centers
• money is scarce
• Downfall of Cities 
• cities are no longer centers of administration
• Population Cities
• nobles retreat to the rural areas
• cities don't have strong leadership
• Decline of Learning
• Germanic invaders are illiterate 
• priests and church officials could read and write 
• loss of language 
• dialects develop in different regions 
• ALL INVOLVED FROM LATIN
• Germanic kingdoms emerge
• the concept of government changes 
• roman society: loyal to public gov't  
• Germanic society: loyal to family
• chief led warriors
• during peace, provided food, weapons, treasure, a place to live 
• The franks under Clovis
• battlefield conversion
• Constantine 
• warriors and himself baptized 
• church in rome approves of this "alliance" 
• Germanic peoples adopt Christianity 
• Pope Gregory 
• expands papal power 
• King is like pope, pope is like king
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