
Unit 4: In Western Europe Lesson 4.01:Where to Turn
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Unit 4: In Western Europe
Part 4, Chapter 5 pages 502-505
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Lesson 4.01:Where to Turn
Wave after wave of land-hungry tribes attacked the Roman Empire and gradually weakened it. The barbarians finally sacked Rome and sent the emperor into exile. What happened when the empire crumbled? Why did Europe become such a dangerous place?
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Learning Goals
Explain major cultural and civil consequences of the collapse of Roman civilization.
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Fall of Rome
476 A.D., the last Roman emperor, young Romulus Augustulus, was forced to leave the throne
Roman law and administration was weakening due to a a wave of attack
old systems of law, merchant trade began to disappear
paved roads, aqueducts, and reservoirs began to crumble
this time period began known as the "Dark Ages"
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Multiple Choice
The growing success of the invasions eventually forced the last Roman emperor to __________.
divide up the empire
give the throne to his son
summon all Romans to fight for the death
go into exile
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Multiple Choice
A series of bad emperors failed to solve the empire's problems.
yes
no
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Barbarian Tribes
nomadic tribes that overran the Western Empire
name originated from the Greeks. Refers to those who do not speak Greek
Romans used it as a reference to those who do not speak Latin
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Multiple Choice
The Romans called the nomadic tribes that lived along the borders of the Roman Empire __________.
Vagrats
Vandals
barbarians
tribals
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Multiple Choice
The empire grew too large to be governed effectively.
yes
no
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Who Were They?
From the east and north were the Germanic tribes known as the Goths
Ostrogoths entered into south Italy
Visigoths defeated Rome and headed to Spain
Another Tribe, known as the Franks invaded Gaul(France)
Angles, Saxons, and Jutes invaded the Roman colony of Britain
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Multiple Choice
The nomadic tribes attacked the borders of the Roman Empire primarily from the __________.
north and west
north and east
south and north
south and east
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Multiple Choice
Land-hungry tribes had been pressing on the empire's borders and weakening its outposts
yes
no
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More!
Lombards, Burgundians, and Vandals all invaded Roman land
each had their own customs, rulers, and traditions
all felt territory(land) was more important than tradition
created a division which caused constant war
all came for warmer weather
inspired by what the Romans had built, so they conquered and laid down roots
Angles named England and the Franks named France
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Multiple Choice
Laws differed from one part of the empire to another and caused great confusion.
yes
no
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Unit 4: In Western Europe
Part 4, Chapter 5 pages 502-505
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