Read the timeline below. What can you infer about Western Europe during this time?
Events: from 313, 476, 481, 732, 800, 843
Question 1 options:
a)
Between the 3rd and 8th centuries, Western Europe was united under Islam.
b)
Between the 4th and 9th centuries, Western Europe experienced the fall and revival of the Roman Empire.
c)
Emperors chose kings to rule over Italy, Hungary, Spain and France.
d)
The United Kingdom laid the foundation for future kingdoms of France, Germany and Italy.
b)
Between the 4th and 9th centuries, Western Europe experienced the fall and revival of the Roman Empire.
Match the correct descriptions to the correct historical figure.
One will not be used.
Question 2 options:
The first king to unite all the Frankish tribes (later to be France) under one authority; this started the Merovingian line of rulers; first Frankish king to be baptized.
Founded a monastery of 12 monks; he wrote a book that guided monks in how to live a life devoted to religion and hard work.
Missionary from Britain who spread Christianity to Ireland; banished the "snakes" from Ireland.
Became king of the Franks in 768, he helped spread Christianity, spread cultural activities like literacy, art, architecture and monasticism.
1.
Patrick
2.
Clovis I
3.
Odoacer
4.
Charlemagne
5.
Benedict of Nursia
1. Patrick
2. Clovis I
3. Odoacer
4. Charlemagne
5. Benedict of Nursia
Question 3 (1 point)
? ?
Based of Christian beliefs Based on logic & thought
Questions how to live Questions how to live
Believes in hard work Questions basis of religious beliefs
Accepts the authority of the abbot Questions various opinions authority
Two types of "thought" emerged in Western Europe during the Middle Ages. What are these types of thought?
Question 3 options:
a)
Noble truths
Right Actions
b)
Spiritual
Logistical
c)
Great Awakening
Enlightment
d)
Monasticism
Scholasticism
d) Monasticism
Scholasticism
Question 3 (1 point)
Saved
? ?
Based of Christian beliefs Based on logic & thought
Questions how to live Questions how to live
Believes in hard work Questions basis of religious beliefs
Accepts the authority of the abbot Questions various opinions authority
Two types of "thought" emerged in Western Europe during the Middle Ages. What are these types of thought?
Question 3 options:
a)
Noble truths
Right Actions
b)
Spiritual
Logistical
c)
Great Awakening
Enlightment
d)
Monasticism
Scholasticism
Question 4 (1 point)
The Roman Empire that began with Julius Caesar in 46 BCE collapsed in 476 CE. After Clovis I and Charlemagne established their Kingdoms, a pope was appointed the head of the Church. Their kingdoms then fell under the pope's rule which led to the emergence of the Holy Roman Empire.
How is the Holy Roman Empire different from the previous Roman Empire?
Question 4 options:
a)
The Holy Roman Empire was ruled by a religious leader – the pope.
b)
The Holy Roman Empire was not different from the previous Roman Empire.
c)
The Holy Roman Empire was larger and had more emperors.
d)
The Holy Roman Empire only lasted under one pope – Pope Gregory.
a)
The Holy Roman Empire was ruled by a religious leader – the pope.
The Roman Empire that began with Julius Caesar in 46 BCE collapsed in 476 CE. After Clovis I and Charlemagne established their Kingdoms, a pope was appointed the head of the Church. Their kingdoms then fell under the pope's rule which led to the emergence of the Holy Roman Empire.
How is the Holy Roman Empire different from the previous Roman Empire?
Question 4 options:
a)
The Holy Roman Empire was ruled by a religious leader – the pope.
b)
The Holy Roman Empire was not different from the previous Roman Empire.
c)
The Holy Roman Empire was larger and had more emperors.
d)
The Holy Roman Empire only lasted under one pope – Pope Gregory.
c)
The Holy Roman Empire was larger and had more emperors.
What significant changes happened to Western Europe in 768 – 1100?
Question 5 options:
a)
Charlemagne's Empire expanded into present day Italy, Germany, Austria and Hungary.
b)
Charlemagne's Empire became the foundation of the Holy Roman Empire once the pope was appointed.
c)
The Treaty of Verdun broke the Empire into 3 regions – each for Charlemagne's grandsons.
d)
All of the above.