The Early Middle Ages in Europe Chapter Review Sheet The Early Middle Ages in Europe Chapter Review Sheet Section One: Describe the geography, including location and resources of Western Europe. Describe how people lived in the Germanic Kingdoms Describe Charlemagne’s accomplishments in religion, government, and revival of learning. What is Charlemagne’s legacy? What problems did his heirs face? Define: Clovis, Charlemagne, Treaty of Verdun, Vikings, medieval, frontier, missi dominici, curriculum. Section One: Describe the geography, including location and resources of Western Europe. Describe how people lived in the Germanic Kingdoms Describe Charlemagne’s accomplishments in religion, government, and revival of learning. What is Charlemagne’s legacy? What problems did his heirs face? Define: Clovis, Charlemagne, Treaty of Verdun, Vikings, medieval, frontier, missi dominici, curriculum. Section Two: Describe how the system of feudalism worked. Include information on mutual obligations and how society was structured. Describe the training and life of a knight. Describe the life of a peasant. Describe life on a manor. Include information about mutual obligations and how it was self-sufficient, Define: feudalism, vassal, feudal contract, fief, knight, tournament, chivalry, troubadour, manor, serf. Section Two: Describe how the system of feudalism worked. Include information on mutual obligations and how society was structured. Describe the training and life of a knight. Describe the life of a peasant. Describe life on a manor. Include information about mutual obligations and how it was self-sufficient, Define: feudalism, vassal, feudal contract, fief, knight, tournament, chivalry, troubadour, manor, serf. Section Three: Describe the role of the church in the Middle Ages. Include information on the parish priest, the village church, and the view of women. Describe the life of a monk. Include information on Benedictine Rule, the service they did, and the role of the monastery. What was the role of the church in feudal society? What religious authority did the church have? What criticisms did people have of the church in the early Middle Ages? How were Jews treated in the Middle Ages in Europe? Define: Benedictine Monks, sacraments, tithe, secular, papal supremacy, cannon law, excommunication, interdict. Section Three: Describe the role of the church in the Middle Ages. Include information on the parish priest, the village church, and the view of women. Describe the life of a monk. Include information on Benedictine Rule, the service they did, and the role of the monastery. What was the role of the church in feudal society? What religious authority did the church have? What criticisms did people have of the church in the early Middle Ages? How were Jews treated in the Middle Ages in Europe? Define: Benedictine Monks, sacraments, tithe, secular, papal supremacy, cannon law, excommunication, interdict. Section Four: Describe the agricultural revolution in Europe. Include information on new technologies and expanded production. Explain how trade revived in Europe. Include information on new trade routes, towns, and trade fairs. Describe the commercial revolution that took place in Europe. What new business practices emerged? What social changes occurred? What was the role of the guild? How did you become a guild member? What was the role of women in the guild? Describe what it was like to live in a medieval town. Define: High Middle Ages, charter, capital, partnership, bill of exchange, tenant farmer, middle class, usury, guild, apprentice, journeyman. Section Four: Describe the agricultural revolution in Europe. Include information on new technologies and expanded production. Explain how trade revived in Europe. Include information on new trade routes, towns, and trade fairs. Describe the commercial revolution that took place in Europe. What new business practices emerged? What social changes occurred? What was the role of the guild? How did you become a guild member? What was the role of women in the guild? Describe what it was like to live in a medieval town. Define: High Middle Ages, charter, capital, partnership, bill of exchange, tenant farmer, middle class, usury, guild, apprentice, journeyman.