The Middle Ages in Europe
What empire ruled 330-1453?
The Byzantine Empire
Which tribes lived beyond Rome's frontiers?
Germanic tribs
Goths, Burgundians, Vandals, Franks, and Lombards
Who became king in 768?
Charlemagne, Pepin's son
What's the capital of Washington?
Olympia
Who's at the top of the Hierarchy?
Kings
Emperor Constantine moved the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to-
Byzantium
What did The Angles and Saxons invade?
England
What system was under the reign of Charlemagne?
Feudalism
What is the highest-grossing film of all time without taking inflation into account?
Avengers: Endgame
Who's at the bottom?
Peasants
Constantinople was located along land routes that connected what two continents?
Europe and Asia
What war-like tribe moved from Central Asia to Europe in the 4th Century?
the Huns
What countries were included in Charlemagne's kingdom?
France, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Northern Italy
What was the last movie Walt Disney was able to work on before he died?
The Jungle Book
Who gives land to the nobles?
Kings
What language did most people in Constantinople speak?
Greek
Due to all the invasions, where did the Germanic tribes establish their kingdoms?
in many parts of the former Roman Empire
After Charlemagne’s death, his empire was divided among-
his sons
What was Google’s original name?
Backrub
What did peasants do?
Farm the land and provide food supplies to the whole kingdom
How did the Byzantine culture influence Russia?
Orthodox Christianity, the Cyrillic alphabet, and Byzantine crafts & products were introduced into Russian society
The tribes were seen as-
uncivilized barbarians
What did Charlemagne use to attract scholars to his palace school for children of nobility?
riches of his conquests
Who has 26 rape allegations and still became president?
Donald Trump
What did the king give knights in return for protection?
The lord (King) provided knights with lodging, food, armor, weapons, horses, and money.