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Age of Charlemagne Copyright © Clara Kim All rights reserved.

What are the ‘Middle Ages’? The time after the Roman Empire declined Medieval Europe was fragmented after the Germanic Tribes took over

Germanic Customs Germanic invaders could not read or write so learning declined Germanic tribes did have a rich oral tradition of songs and legends but NO WRITTEN language No common language since Latin began to change from region to region

Christianity Germanic tribes adopted Christianity Monasteries – communities of nuns and monks who were servants of God –They were Europe’s best educated –They opened schools

Christianity –Maintained libraries –Copied important books: this preserved Greco- Roman cultural achievements

Monastery of the Cross

Saint George Monastery

Gregory the Great Missionaries carried Christianity and the Latin alphabet to Germanic tribes Gregory the Great = Pope who expanded the pope’s power to be involved in politics. –He used church revenues (money) to: Raise armies Repair Roads Help the Poor

The Carolingian Dynasty Charles Martel – Expanded Frankish power and became more powerful than the king His son Pepin the Short was anointed by the Pope as king by the grace of God This began what is known as the reign of the Carolingian Dynasty = time of Frankish rulers

Charles the Great He was 6ft 4inches = taller than many in Europe AKA Charlemagne Becomes king of the Francs Quickly controlled the entire kingdom of the Francs Spread Christianity and reunited western Europe for the first time since the Roman Empire

Age of Charlemagne He regularly visited every part of his kingdom Limited the power of the nobles Encouraged learning which revived Roman Culture The Pope crowned him Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire After he died his united kingdom fell apart

MORE INVASIONS! From 800 to 1000 the Magyar warriors terrorized Germany and Italy From the north, the Vikings attacked Vikings attacked with quick speed. –They beached their ships, attacked, then shoved out to sea again –They were also traders and explorers (Leif Ericson) –Impressive warships

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