9 Emerging Europe and the Byzantine Empire

Visigoths

Ostrogoths

Angles and Saxons

Franks

the Franks

the Vikings

the Barabarians

the Knights

To lead an archdiocese

To oversee a diocese

To advise the Pope and elect his successor

To assist priests in their duties

He founded the first monastery

He established monasticism of the Catholic Church

He wrote the Bible

He was a famous monk

serf → knight → noble → monarch

serf → noble → knight → monarch

knight → noble → serf → monarch

serf → monarch → knight → noble

Trade expansion

Military conquests

Cultural exchanges

Religious conflicts

To record the English language

To create a new taxation system

To document the Battle of Hastings

To list Anglo-Saxon Kings

Kingdom of Scotland

Kievan Rus

Holy Roman Empire

Kingdom of Hungary

House of Lords

House of Commons

English Parliament

House of Representatives

They successfully established a centralized state

They lost power in Germany

They gained support from the Pope

They created a national monarchy

They felt the Byzantines were the rightful Roman Empire.

Charlemagne was not a Christian

The people did not listen to him.

Charlemagne did not speak their language.

Visigoths

Magyars

Rus

Berbers

True

False

Catholic

Christian Orthodox

Protestant

Methodist

Baptist

It isolated the Kievan Rus' from the rest of Europe, leading to its decline.

It led to the development of a unique Russian culture, blending Byzantine and Slavic elements.

It caused a rift with the Mongolian Empire, leading to increased hostilities.

It had little impact, as pagan traditions remained dominant in the region.

Strong military presence

Cultural and religious influence

Economic decline

Isolation from Europe