Review
This is the year that Rome fell.
476 A.D.
This is the time period of the Early Middle Ages.
500-1000 C.E.
This is the term that refers to the contract between land-holding lords and common people.
Feudal agreement
This Frankish king defeated the Muslims in a battle near the edge of Spain.
Charles Martel
This Germanic tribe invaded England from continental Europe.
Angles, Saxons
This became the new capital of the Roman Empire.
This was a unifying force in Western Europe during the Middle Ages.
The Roman Catholic Church.
Feudalism was this kind of system throughout Western Europe.
Political, economic
The Battle of Tours
This group of people invaded Russia from Scandinavia.
Vikings.
This was a cause for the fall of the Roman Empire.
economic problems, military breakdown, moral decay, political problems, invasion
These were people who spread Christianity to other place, trying to convince Germanic tribes to convert.
Missionaries.
Nobles/Lords.
This group won the Battle of Tours.
The Franks.
This group of people invaded central Europe (Hungary) from the Steppes of Central Asia.
Magyars.
This type of tribe was the final invasion that caused Rome to fall for good.
Germanic tribes.
This was one of the biggest and most important groups in the Early Middle Ages and they were based in present day France.
The term used to describe the land given and worked on in the feudal system.
Fief.
This type of culture was revived in Western Europe during the Early Middle Ages.
Roman culture.
Most famous ruler of the Byzantine Empire.
Justinian.
Western Europe fell into a period known as this after the fall of Rome.
The Middle Ages.
This man was the first major leader of the Franks and was the first of the Franks to convert to Christianity.
Clovis I
While land-owners required peasants to work on their land, what was the one constant requirement throughout every level of the feudal system?
Loyalty
This king was the grandson of Charles Martel, and was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope in 800 C.E.
Charlemagne
The final Prophet.
Muhammad.