Western civ

Today in class we took notes on the slide show and then we answered questions in the book.
Charlemagne sites germanic kingdoms.
main idea
many germanic kingdoms that succeed the Roman Empire were reunited under Charlemagne empire.
why does it matter
Charlemagne spread christian civilization through out northern Europe.
setting the stage
middle ages= medieval periods
AD 476-AD 1453 Roman Empire started and conquest of Constantin by Turks
medieval Europe is fragment.
new society
-classical heritage of roman
-beliefs of the Roman catholic church.
-customs of various Germanic tribes
5th century invaders
overrun western half of Roman Empire causing disruption of trade/ down fall of cities/ population shift to rule areas.
germanic kingdom
-provided with food and weapons
-small communities -no gov. for large areas
-loyalty to lord of manor.
Questions
clergy- body of officials who preformed religious services such aspires, ministers, religious services, or rubies
sacraments- important religious ceremonies
canon laws- church laws
holy oman empire- there German-italian empire
lay investiture- ceremony in which kings and nobles appoint church officials
#2 found with clergy, dominated the church in Germany, built power bases by growing support bishop an
#3 churches reforms felt that kings should have the power

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