Politics and government
Religion
Leaders
Conflicts
Chex Mix
100

Country's whose location made it a gateway between East and West for trade and economic power with banking

Italy 

100

Holy book that provided guidelines by which Muslims were to live,

the Qur'an

100

The founder of Islam

Muhammad

100

The belief education should promote individual virtue and self-sacrificing public service

civic humanism

100

A revival of learning in Europe that centered in Italy

The Renaissance

200

These areas grew in the Middle Ages as farms declined

cities

200

Proclaimed that the popes are more powerful than kings (Spiritual and Temporal Power)

Pope Gelasius I 

200

Leader of the French Army in the Thirty Years War who gave them a proud sense of national identity and destiny  

Joan of Arc

200

Moved the papal court to Avignon, France and it remained there until 1377

Pope Clement, former archbishop at Bordeaux

200

The three Florentine artists of the Renaissance 

Leonardo DaVinci

Raphael

Michelangelo

300

Treaty that divided the empire with Lothair retaining the imperial title and led to the formation of France and Germany

Treaty of Verdun

300

Split between the Orthodox and Catholic churches in 1054

The Great Schism

300

Crowned Emperor of the Romans in 800 C.E. beginning the Holy Roman Empire

Charlemagne

300

Tribes that began to migrate to Western Europe in areas that was formerly occupied by Rome

Germanic tribes

Ostrogoths

Visigoths

the Franks

300

The basis of Byzantine prosperity

Trade olive oil, wine, porcelain and silk

400

What was the result of the Avignon Papacy?

National rights over religion.

400

Instituted to try all religious crimes of heresy which first began in France against all non-Catholic Christians

The Inquisition

400

Proclaimed that the popes are more powerful than kings (Spiritual and Temporal Power)

Pope Gelasius I

400

Results of the Crusades

Stimulated trade between East and West, which became a driving force for the Age of Exploration, but religiously a failure by the Catholic Church

400

Important achievements of Muslim scholars

Preserved and spread the scientific and philosophical achievements of ancient civilizations such as Greece 

Made considerable advances of their own in mathematics and the natural sciences

Literature 1001 Arabian Nights - poetry

500

The social, political, military, and economic system where the weaker sought the protection of the stronger and their elements

The social, political, military, and economic system where the weaker sought the protection of the stronger and their elements

500

They set the stage for the Protestant Reformation when translating the Bible into English and Bohemian and vernacular

John Wycliffe and Jan Huss

500

Accomplishments of Justinian I  

codification of Roman law which became the basis of legal systems throughout Europe

Rebuilt Constantinople the royal palace complex, Hagia Sophia, and the Hippodrome; public works projects

Ruled with his wife who reformed family law

500

Achievements of William the Conqueror

Brought in the Norman Conquest of England after  defeating Harold Godwin

Ordered an economic survey of his kingdom for tax purposes – The Domesday Book

Established a new aristocracy that emphasized French language and culture and included military service

500

Causes of the Black Death 1347-1351

Dense overpopulation –disease to quickly spread through coughing which released the bacteria into the air and on clothing where it could be transferred

2. economic depression

3. famine 

4. bad health- washing was rare and infrequent, and cities lacked sanitation

5. plague-infested fleas carried by rats 

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