Women
Religious Leaders
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Invasions
Mystery
100

Wife of Louis the Pious, insisted that he take land from his grown sons and give her son the greater portion, inciting civil war.

Who is Judith?

100

Pope who defended Rome from Atilla the Hun and convinced him not to take Rome.

  Who was Pope Leo?

100

Uniter of the Franks, who married a Catholic and became  the first Catholic leader in Europe. He became allied to the Pope so that his wars were supported by the church as "holy wars" 

Who was Clovis?

100

Led the ruthless invaders from Asia who conquered the Middle East, North Africa, and Spain during the 5th century

Who was Atilla the Hun?

100

The British king who invited the Anglo Saxons and Jutes into England to help defeat the Picts and Scots. 


Who was Vortigern?

200

Catholic wife of Clovis, encouraged him to turn to Christ. 

Who is Clotilda?

200

Believed in divine right of Pope and the Church, so took on role of general and king (to defend against the Lombards) as well as Pope - began Papal influence in state matters.  

Who was Pope Gregory? 

200

Desired to conquer the world, but his kingdom only lasted during his lifetime.  Known rather for standardizing and writing a common rule of law

Who was Justinian?

200

The invaders into Britain from the north.

Who were the Picts and Scots

200

System of society in which land (a fief) is held in exchange for military service.  

What is feudalism?

300

9th century Queen of Denmark.  Mother of Harold Bluetooth.  Valued education and Christianity.  Led in battles and defence of her country.

Who was Queen Thyra?

300

Cheated from his inheritance, known for his honesty and interest in religions, founded a new religion based on visions and new revelation recorded in the Koran.

Who was Mohammed? 

300

Defeated the Saracens at the Battle of Tours, halting Islamic conquest of Europe

Who was Charles Martel?

300

Invited into Britain, but became "Sea wolves" who raided Britain and pushed the British into modern day Wales.  Became rulers of England.

Who were the Anglo Saxons?

300

Vikings who went to Constantinople and were recruited to serve as the Emperor's personal bodyguard.

Who were the Varangian Guard?

400

Anglo Saxon princess who conspired to marry Vortigern, the Britain, to prevent his rebelling against the invading Anglo Saxons.

Who was Rowena?

400

These two men are credited with the conversion of Ireland and Scotland, respectively.

Who were Patrick and Columbo?

400

Greatest leader of the Franks, Father of Europe, Holy Roman Emperor (800AD).  Valued education and justice.  Buried seated on a throne, surrounded by gold

Who was Charlemagne?

400

Banned from Norway by King Harold Haarfager, fled to northern France.  Harried the towns until King of France gave him right to rule that area, renamed Normandy.  Refused to perform the ceremony of homage to French king, ordering one of his men to do it instead.

Who was Rollo?

400
Under feudalsim, there were slaves who had no rights and were held as property.  However, this group of people were given land and had some rights, although they were bound to the land and to give days of labor to their master.

Who were villains?

500

Wife of King Olaf Tryggvasson of Norway.  When he became a Christian, she refused to follow him.  She turned against him and stirred up Denmark and Sweden against him.

Who was Queen Sigrid?

500

These men lived in community, took vows of poverty and chastity, and were instrumental in preserving ancient religious texts.

Who were monks?

500

Four Sons of Louis the Pious, inherited rule of France, Germany, and Italy, ending the united Holy Roman Empire.  

Who were Lothaire, Ludwig (or Louis), Pepin, and Charles?

500

Viking who invaded modern day Russia and settled Novogorod and Kiev.

Who was Rurick, Askold, and Dir?

500

Guthrun the Dane changed his name to this when he was given land in Britian and became a vassal of King Alfred.  Later, became king of Britian himself.  Raised Hakon the Good (Norweigan prince who fled civil wars and later became King of Norway), who took Christianity to Norway.

Who was Athelstane?