Chapter 6 Section 1 Pages 324-333 The Early Middle Ages Chapter 6 Section 1 Pages 324-333.

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Chapter 6 Section 1 Pages 324-333 The Early Middle Ages Chapter 6 Section 1 Pages 324-333

II. The Germanic Kingdoms Europe: many kingdoms after Rome fell People closer to Rome: more Roman; farther from Rome: more Germanic

A. Who Were the Franks? Franks(Germanic tribe) settled France Clovis (king) became Catholic Christianity remained Europe's major religion Charles Martel

B. Who Was Charlemagne? Pepin’s son, Charles: Pope Power Set up courts Became Christian king Earned the name Charlemagne or Charles the Great Pope Power crowned Charlemagne: Roman Emperor Shows power of the Pope/religion Set up courts

D. The Holy Roman Empire Invasions destroyed Frankish kingdoms King Otto I, sent troops to protect the Pope reward, made Otto Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I

III. The Rise of the Catholic Church stability after fall of Western Roman Empire

A. Why Were Monks Important? Irish monk (Patrick) taught Christianity His success: more monks teaching(missionaries) Charles “the Great”was Christian spread Christianity Catholic

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