Chapter 17 Section 2 Europe after the Fall of Rome
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Take out your homework
Pg. 501 please interpret the map and answer the
question on the bottom of the map.
Pg. 502 please read and answer the primary
source question on the bottom of the reading.
Pg. 503 please interpret the map and answer the
question on the bottom of the map.
Big Idea: Despite the efforts of Christians to maintain
order, Europe was a dangerous place after the fall of Rome
From 500 to 1500 A.D.
Called Middle or Medieval Period.
Europe- cut off from outside
Experienced decline in population, education, & trade
Most powerful force to spread Christianity
Pope
1st place was Britain
St. Patrick helped convert the Irish to Christianity
Monastery life for Monks was strictly organized
Benedict (Italian Monk) his code set rules to follow by
monks
486 A.D.- The Franks conquered Gaul.
King Clovis- conquered former Roman province of Gaul &
became Christian
Charlemagne- Ruled from 768-814 A.D. (Charles
Martel’s grandson) in unified Europe in 800 A.D.
Most of life in Battle
Pope Crowned him “Holy Roman Emperor”.
Controversial
German King = crowned Emperor
Caused future power struggles
Built schools across Empire & in Aachen (Capital)
Pg. 500 vocabulary & pg. 504 1-4