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| who did the theodosius make peace with? |
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| what were the 3 germanic kingdoms |
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| ostrogoths, franks, and anglo-saxon |
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| what was attila a yong monk called? |
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| in middle ages what religion were most people? |
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| what relifon was Clovis told to have brought? |
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| what was part of the roman empire |
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| the vast number of babarians |
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| what kingdom did clovis establish? |
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| who did the vortigerns invite to england |
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| person or trive who travels from place to place |
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| payment for crime given to victims and victims families |
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| theodoric established his capitail where? |
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| lombards regained teritory in the northern spain when? |
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| title of musilumpolitical and religous leader |
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| term of contempt applied to a person who doesnt accept a certain religon |
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| member of the shiah sect of muslim religon |
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| member of the orthodox sect of the musilum religon |
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| assemblies called to discuss and decide church affiars |
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-invasions in the west
-eastern empire prospered
-location at constantinople
-major trade and shipping routes
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-people united by religon
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| 6th centuary emperor Justinian the great |
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ruled eastern empire from 527-565ad
he regained much of the old roman |
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| recounqered all of north africa, sicily, italy, and southern spain |
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| justinian was most famous for what? |
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| his codification of roman law |
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| sorting and collecting of roman laws was called? |
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| justinian died and the empire was under attack |
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| asiatc tribes and slovs tribes started to eat away the empire also |
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1.oath swearing
2.trial by ordeal
3.compensation |
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| huns weere part of what tribe? |
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| the vandal leader was who? |
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| who was the king of visigoths? |
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| odacer deposed the last who? |
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| 2 strong empoerors were who? |
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| who were the 4 fathers of church? |
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| ambrose,jerome,agustine,and gregory the great |
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340-497
roman,chosen to be bishop of milan, known for great hymms,sermons,and religous writting |
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340-420
a monk who translated the bible to latain at popes request |
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of hippo
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studied under ambrose |
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became monk in 574 and became pope in 590 |
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490-583
his text books were usd in the middle ages |
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wrote "consolation of philospphy" and was imprisoned by the theodoric |
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| whats another name for eastern empire |
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| benidict in 6th centatury eathablished a monatery in italy where? |
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| who were responsible for the main movement of missoanry movent and helped convert and civilize babrbarians? |
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| augustine wrote what books? |
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1.the confessions
2.the city of god
3.concerning the trinity |
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| who lived from 570-632 and announced he was the messanger of allah/god |
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1.monk
2 wrote book named"ecelesiastical history of the english people" |
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converted several germanic tribes,carefully developed written alphabet. so that he could translate the bible into the gothic laugnuge.
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| in 627 who converted northumbria |
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| kent converted to cathcloicismin in 597 by who? |
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| anglo-saxo england had celtic,monastic,gollican, and roman influence in its christian tradition |
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| patrick born inbritain 389 ad and traveled where? |
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