Islam (Religion)
How many times do Muslims have to pray each day
Five
one reason why a Viking went raiding
No inheritance/no food/gain wealth
Who was crowned Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas day 800 CE?
Charlemagne
The Caliph elected after the death of Mohammad was
Abu Bakr
William the Conqueror took over this country in 1066 CE
England
What is the month called when Muslims have to fast during the day?
Ramadan
These places were usually undefended and were some of the first targets of Viking Raids
Monasteries
What was the fate of the Carolingian Empire?
Split into 3 weaker kingdoms
This Caliphate is considered to be the golden age of Islam
Abbasid
Who is considered the Subordinate in a Feudal Relationship?
The Vassal
What is the Profession of Faith?
Only one God/Mohammad is his prophet
What did Frankish kings have to pay to make Vikings leave cities?
Danegeld/Ransom
Charles Martel halted the spread of _________ in the Battle of Tours
Islam/Muslim Invaders
The Abbasids overthrew this Dynasty in 750 CE
Umayyads
What was the main issue in The Great Schism of 1066?
Power of the Pope
What is year zero of the Muslim Calendar called?
Hijrah
The Vikings under Rollo eventually settled this area
Normandy
What Organization/Institution gave the Carolingian dynasty the legitimacy to rule?
The Church/Pope
Shiites believe this man was the rightful Caliph after the Death of Mohammad
Ali
The main pledge/assistance that a vassal offers their lord in a Feudal Relationship
Military Assistance
The once in a lifetime pilgrimage that Muslims must take to Mecca
Haji
How did the Treaty of of St-Clair-sur-ept benefit Francia?
(Daily Double)
Gave them Vikings to defend against other vikings
Name of the innovation for writing during the Carolingian Dynasty
Carolingian Miniscule
Why did the Byzantine and Persian empires fail to contain the spread of Islam?
Militarily exhausted/just fought a war
Who benefited and gained more political power due to the Viking Raids
Lower level lords/Nobles