Byzantine
This was the waterway it was located on.
What is the Bosporus?
This was the place of origin of the Code of Justinian.
What is the Byzantine Empire?
What is the 4th Century?
Charlemagne became king in this year.
What is 768AD?
The most superior rank in the Feudal System.
What is a King?
This was the range of years the Byzantine Empire existed.
What are the years 330-1453?
This subject was the reason for a few special laws.
What is religion?
These were the countries that Charlemagne reigned over.
What are France, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Northern Italy?
The land a king can give to nobles.
What is a feud or fief?
This half of the Roman Empire was what the Byzantine continued off of.
What is the Eastern half?
This place created the existing laws that were organized into the code.
What is the Roman Laws?
These tribes invaded England after the invasions.
Who were the Angles and Saxons?
This was where he established a new capital meant for learning.
What is Aachen?
The Feudal Society lasted for these years.
What is the years of 800-1400?
This was the type of system of government.
What is an Imperial system?
This was the faith that was a requirement due to the Code of Justinian.
What is the Eastern Orthodox faith?
This was the place where the tribes were pushed into.
What is the Roman Empire?
They requested for Charlemagne to be crowned "Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire".
Who is the Pope?
The types of relationships in the Feudal system in Europe.
What is Social, Political, and Economic?
This group of people did not recognize the Pope as the head of the church.
Who were the Orthodox Christians?
Was this one of the worst achievements of the Byzantine Empire?
No
These were the types of people that were called "barbarians".
What are Goths, Burgundians, Vandals, Franks, and Lombards?
Charlemagne's death cause this.
Why was his empire was divided among his sons?
The other name for a vassal.
What is a nobleman?