7th Grade History Chapter 5
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- Q1Leader of a Frankish kingdom in 481; allied with Roman Catholic Church; baptized 3,000 of his soldiers into Christianity
Charlemagne
Hugh Capet
ClovisPepin the Short
30s - Q2Term for a leading palace official who held the highest power after Clovis diedmayor of the palace
ballis
jury
circuit justice
30s - Q3Sole ruler of a united Frankish kingdom. Known as Charles the Great; was crowned emperor by the pope on Christmas Day, 800
Pepin the Short
Hugh Capet
CharlemagneClovis
30s - Q4
A social system in which lords and nobles owned all the land that they allowed peasants and vassals to live on in exchange for lifetime loyalty and for goods or services produced; those living on the land were known as serfs and had little or no freedom
feudalism
nationalism
imperialism
monarchism
30s - Q5In feudalist Europe, the estate on which most people lived; it supported itself, was owned by the lord of the land, and inhabited by his vassals and the peasantsmanor
fief
vernacular
banca
30s - Q6Term meaning "papa;" bishop of Rome who claims supremacy over all other Christians
overlord
jury
mayor of the palace
pope30s - Q7Man who received the title of pope after he convinced Atilla the Hun not to destroy Rome:
Nicholas I
Gregory I
Innocent III
Pope Leo I
30s - Q8Pope that claimed to have supreme authority over all; made Roman Church's political power its strongest
Leo I
Nicholas I
Gregory I
Innocent III30s - Q9A legal document listing the privileges of the townspeople that allowed them to govern themselves apart from the feudalist system
letter of credit
Magna Charta
indictments
town charter30s - Q101066: Norman king who invaded England and founded the Norman dynasty in EnglandWilliam the Conqueror
Hugh Capet
Herselus
Innocent III
30s - Q11William the Conqueror's great-grandson. He strengthened English royal authority by expanding the use of royal circuit courts.
Philip II
Henry IICharlemagne
Pepin the Short
30s - Q12Royal courts with judges who heard cases in a particular province (circuit) of England.
juries
circuit courtsmanors
palaces of the mayor
30s - Q13The count of Paris. He founded a new royal line in France after Charlemagne's empire fell apart
Clovis
Hugh CapetCharlemagne
William the Conqueror
30s - Q14Developed a strong monarchy in France. He took back English-controlled land in France
Henry II
Phillip IICharlemagne
William the Conqueror
30s - Q15also known as bailiffs. These men collected taxes for the king and ensured justice in carrying out laws.baillis
sheriffs
juries
crusaders
30s