History Unit 3 Lesson 2

Break between Roman and Eastern churches

1054

Leo III destroyed religious statues

726

Iconoclasm condemned by an ecumencial council

787

Coronation of Charlemagne

800

The Treaty of Verdun was made in

843

Basil was not

A Roman Emperor

The major Islamic Caliphate after 750 was

Abbasid

Charlemagne's capital city was

Aix-la-Chapelle

The Magyars were a (an) _______________ tribe

Asiatic

The Anglo-Saxon epic, _____________, was probably written in the seventh or eighth century

Beowulf

Charlemagne was crowned emperor on _________________________ , in the year ________________________________ by Pope __________________________

Christmas Day, 800, and Pope Leo

During the reign of Basil II _______________________ became the cultural center of the Mediterranean, and Byzantine ___________________ reached its highest point

Constantinople and Culture

Marches are

Counts and military men

Counts ruled over a

County

The Frankish kings of the seventh century were called

Do-Nothing-Kings

The greatest scholar brought to Charlemagne's court came from

England

During the reign of Basil II, the Byzantine Empire gained the most territory held since the reign of

Justinian

In 911 Charles the simple allowed Vikings to settle in what was later called

Normandy

Charlemagne's missi dominici were assigned to

Report on the progress of the schools and to ensure observations of the laws

Which are following is related to the reign of Alfred the Great?

The Danelaw, translations into Anglo-Saxon, the founder of the English kingdom, and the beginning of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

Which of the following is not related to the reign of Alfred the Great?

The death of Eric Bloodaxe

Baghdad, capital of Islamic Empire, was captured by the _________________ in 1055

Turks

One of the greatest scholars of his time was the monk known as __________________ who died 735`

`Venerable Bede