the activity, spirit, or time of the great revival of art, literature, and learning in Europe beginning in the 14th century and extending to the 17th century, marking the transition from the medieval to the modern world.
What is Renaissance?
200
Charlemagne originally had to share his kingdom - what event gave him the opportunity to hold it all?
What is his brother died?
200
How much land did the medieval church own?
What is 1/3 of all of Europe's land?
200
Name the social order from highest to lowest of the Feudal system.
What is Kings, Barons, Knights, and Serfs?
200
What is Dictatus Papae
What is disposal of an emperor was under the sole power of the pope, Roman church was founded by God alone, etc
200
What does the Carolingian Renaissance increase?
What is literature, writing, the arts jurisprudence, liturgical, and scriptural studies
300
Where was Charlemagne born?
What is the exact birthplace is unknown?
300
What did the church provide?
What is leadership in an unstable time?
300
What are 2 things Feudalism is also known as?
What is Feudal system and feudality?
300
recognized by a community as spiritual leaders
What is Clergies?
300
Why is Franks expanded?
What is to unite all Germanic people?
400
One reason for the Franks' rapid rise in Western Europe had to do with
What is the conversion to Roman Christianity ?
400
What does the church collect? How much does it collect? Who does it collect it from?
The church collects a tithe. It collects a penny from the peasants.
400
Feudalism became a complex system because
What is the church supported the serfs?
400
What does Pope Gregory VII forbid?
What is clerical marriage, concubinage, and simony?
400
The Carolingian Renaissance brought all except
a. a new Christian culture
b.classical interest spread
c. new art forms
d. improved literacy
What is C. new art forms?
500
What is something Charlemagne never learned to do?
What is to write?
500
What is a Eucharist?
What is bread and wine?
500
Serfs were
What is semi-free individuals who owed obligations to the lord whose lands they cultivated.
500
What reinforces Papal authority?
What is when King Henry IV is forgiven by Pope Gregory VII?