World History - The Medieval World - Q2

The Treaty of Verdun:

Divided Charlemagne's kingdom

The Frankish kings of the seventh century were called the:

Do-Nothing-Kings

A religious image or picture is sometimes called:

An icon

A famous illuminated manuscript is:

Book of Kells

The period of time during Charlemagne's reign when schools were established, classics were preserve, and illuminated manuscripts were produced is known as the _____ Renaissance.

Carolingian

The relationship between Germanic leaders and their nobles (warriors) in which the warriors swore complete allegiance to the king or leader and the leader, in turn, took care of the needs of his warriors, including payment of debts was known as the _____.

Comitatus

Attila the Hun was called the Bulgar Slayer. TF

False

The Middle Ages are the years A.D. 100-400. TF

False

Baghdad became the capital of the Byzantine Empire. TF

Flase

The Vikings were also called:

Norsemen

The Donation of Pepin refers to:

Papal States

The spread of Western monasticism was due largely to:

St. Benedict

Charlemagne's farther was Pepin the Short. TF

True

East Frankland was given to Louis the German. TF

True

Muslim Spain was a cultural center in the tenth century. TF

True

The crowning of Charlemagne was both politically and religiouslt significant. TF

True

Another term for the Germanic practice of compensation was:

Wergild