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Chronology of the Western Roman Empire
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476-1453
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27 BCE-476 BCE
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27 BCE-476
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27 BCE-1453
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The power of the Roman emperors during the High Roman Empire was
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weak
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centralised
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democratic
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only religious
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The role of the Senate during the High Roman Empire was
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to discuss and pass laws
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to kill Julius Caesar
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to ratify the decisions of the emperor
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there was no Senate
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Roman society was divided into
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Citizens and slaves
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Citizens and non-citizens
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Free people and serfs
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Pharaoh, scribes, soldiers and peasants
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The Roman Empire expanded mostly
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around the Atlantic Ocean
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around the Mediterranean Sea
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only in Europe
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Europe, Asia and America
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The main economic activities during the High Roman Empire was
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agriculture and livestock
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craftwork and trade
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agriculture and craftwork
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agriculture and trade
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Trade during the High Roman Empire was NOT favoured by
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Pax Romana
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Roads
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Barbarians
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Single currency
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Roman emperors had religious power because
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they appointed the gods
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they appointed the Pope
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the were considered divine
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they had met Christ
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The crisis of the Roman Empire is considered to begin by
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the late 3rd century BCE
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the late 3rd century
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the late 5th century
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the late 1st century BCE
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The Lower Roman Empire was NOT characterised by
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insecurity
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urban liife
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weak political power
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the acceptance of Christianity
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Emperor Constantine is well-known for
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prosecuting the Christians
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building the Aqueduct of Segovia
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accept freedom of worship
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make Christianity the official religion
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One of the main reasons for the insecurity during the Lower Roman Empire was
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the Huns decided to live within the borders of the Roman Empire
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the Roman legions attacked the Huns and failed
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the Germanic peoples were pushed within the borders of the Roman Empire
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Pax Romana
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Among the consequences of the insecurity during the Lower Roman Empire we DO NOT find
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collapse of trade
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ruralisation of society
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centralisation of power
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sacking of the cities
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The emperor Theodosius I (the Great) is famous because
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he established freedom of worship in the Roman Empire
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he unified the Roman Empire
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he was the Pope
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he divided the Roman Empire
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The date of the division of the Roman Empire in two was
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380
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395
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407
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476
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The capital of the Eastern Roman Empire was
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Constantinople
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Rome
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Athens
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Cairo
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One of the causes of the mass migrations between the 3rd and 10th centuries in the Western Roman Empire was
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Political strength
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Great military power of the Romans
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Pressure from peoples with greater military power
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All of the above
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What Germanic peoples conquered the city of Rome and established in the Italian Peninsula?
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Visigoths
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Ostrogoths
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Franks
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Saxons
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Politically speaking, the Germanic peoples were characterised by
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centralisation
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ruralisation
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Conflicts in the kingdoms
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agriculture
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The name 'Byzantine' comes from
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The city Byzantine
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The emperor Byzantion
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The Greek colony Byzantion
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The Sporting Byzantion
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The city of Constantinople was founded as Nova Roma by
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Theodosius the Great
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Justinian the Great
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Constantine the Great
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Charles the Great (Charlemagne)
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The splendour of the Byzantines was under the emperor
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Theodosius the Great
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Constantine the Great
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Justinian the Great
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Charles the Great (Charlemagne)
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Justinian's idea as emperor of the Byzantine Empire was
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to live quietly and peacefully
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to restore the glory of the Roman Empire
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to grow crops and exchange them
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to build a new city
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Justinian tried to restore the glory of the Roman Empire mostly by
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speaking his own language
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Caesaropapism
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conquer former territories of the Roman Empire
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build a gigantic amphitheatre
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After Justinian the Great, the Byzantines...
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expanded their territories
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lost all their territories very quickly
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had a progressive growth
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suffered a progressive decadence
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The fall of Constantinople, which marked the end of the Byzantine Empire, was
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in 1492, in the hands of the Barbarians
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in 1453, in the hands of the Barbarians
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in 1492, in the hands of the Ottoman Turks
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in 1453, in the hands of the Ottoman Turks
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The title of emperor of the Byzantine Empire was
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Pontifex Maximus
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Patriarch of Constantinople
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Basileus
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Stratego
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The Codex Iustinianus was
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the first Encyclopaedia
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a compilation of Byzantine novels
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a compilation of Roman laws
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a compilation of Roman recipies
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The most important economic activity of the Byzantine Empire was
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agriculture
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livestock
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craftwork
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trade
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Trade in the Byzantine Empire was important because of the
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Pax Romana
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Mare Nostrum
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Strategic position of Constantinople
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Their crops
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Constantinople had a strategic position because it is between
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Europe and Africa
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Africa and Asia
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Europe and Asia
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the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea
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Byzantine religion
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Catholic Christianity
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Orthodox Christianity
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Protestant Christianity
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Polytheism
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Hagia Marks
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Hagia Sophia
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Palatine Chapel
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Saint Mark's Basilica
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Latin-cross plan
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Greek-cross plan
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Basilica plan
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Octogonal plan
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The most significant constructive element of the image is
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Vaults
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Domes
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Columns
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Pillars
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painting
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sculpture
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mosaic
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architecture
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The most important typology of buildings in Byzantine architecture are
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political
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economic
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religious
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military
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Hagia Sophia of Constantinople was ordered by
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Theodosius the Great
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Constantine the Great
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Justinian the Great
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Charles the Great (Charlemagne)
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What characteristic would you associate with Byzantine mosaics and paintings?
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Realism
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Rigidity
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Hierarchical perspective
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Schematism
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The Carolingian Empire is the continuation of the
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Frankish kingdom
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Ostrogoth kingdom
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Visigoth kingdom
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Byzantine Empire
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The battle between the Franks and the Visigoths which meant the end of the Visigoth Kingdom of Tolouse was
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Battle of Poitiers, 732
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Battle of Vouillé, 732
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Battle of Poitiers, 507
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Battle of Vouillé, 507
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Political power in the Frankish kingdoms was in the hands of the
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clergy
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peasants
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mayors of the palace
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army generals
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Who led the Franks in the battle of Poitiers?
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Charles Martel
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Pepin the Short
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Charlemagne
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Justinian the Great
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The battle of Poitiers confronted the Franks against the
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Slavs
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Lombards
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Vikings
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Muslims
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Who started the Carolingian dynasty as leaders of the Franks?
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Charles Martel
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Pepin the Short
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Charlemagne
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Louis the Pious
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What happened in the year 800?
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Charlemagne acceded to the Frankish throne
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Charlemagne died
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Charlemagne was crowned emperor
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Charlemagne was born
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Where did Charlemagne have his capital?
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Constantinople
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Rome
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Paris
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Aachen
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Charlemagne's idea as Frankish king and Holy Roman Emperor was
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to control the world
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to discover new territories
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to restore the glory of the Roman Empire
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to become Pope
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Which of the following was NOT conquered by Charlemagne?
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North-east of the Iberian Peninsula
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Modern-day France
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Great Britain
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Modern-day Germany
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The way Charlemagne had for having more power was
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to establish an allegiance with the Byzantine emperor
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to establish an allegiance with the Pope
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to fight against the Pope
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to fight against the Byzantine emperor
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What happened after Charlemagne's death?
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His children fought for the territories
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His son Louis inherited his territories
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He did not have any successors
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He gave his territories to the Pope
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When was the Treaty of Verdun?
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814
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832
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823
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843
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What was the consequence of the Treaty of Verdun?
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Charlemagne's territories were kept united
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Charlemagne's territories were divided in two parts
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Charlemagne's territories were divided in three parts
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Charlemagne's territories were divided in four parts
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The division of the territories in the Carolingian Empire was into
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Counties and latifundia
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Counties and marches
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Countries and provinces
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Marches and provinces
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Economy during the Carolingian Empire can be summarised as:
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mostly rural
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mostly urban
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trade was the most important activity
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they promoted geographical explorations
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The manorial system is based on
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an agreement between free people
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an agreement between the king and the Pope
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an agreement with the slaves
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the differences between citizens and non-citizens
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In the manorial system, the emperor gave land to the nobility in exchange of
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land
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taxes
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loyalty
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churches
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The Palatine School of Aachen was characterished by
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the use of Roman models
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the use of Byzantine domes
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the copy of French manuscripts
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the construction of a market
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What type of buildings were more important in Carolingian architecture?
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Palaces and ports
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Castles and churches
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Palaces and markets
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Churches and monasteries
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Hagia Sophia (Constantinople - Istambul, Turkey)
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Saint Mark's Basilica (Venice, Italy)
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Palatine Chapel (Aachen, ermany)
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Fulda Abbey (Fulda, Germany)
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