Question

Can someone help me?

Answer 1

with??

Answer 2

world history

Answer 3

Which of the following was not a primary concern of Charlemagne?

establishing a central government to rule his territory

building a standing army

conquering Norse-held lands of Sweden and Denmark

strengthening the Christian faith across Europe

Answer 4

norseheld lands of sweden and denmark. what lesson is this?

Answer 5

It's Conquering Norse

Answer 6

I think..

Answer 7

02.02 Medieval Europe and Japan - Rulers and Robes

Answer 8

they were at peace with the Nords if im right

Answer 9

Charlemagne first came to power using which of the following tactics?

He allied with his brother to defeat a rival leader.

He asked the Pope to name him the Emperor of the West.

He named himself Emperor of the West.

He allied with the Lombards to overtake his brother.

Answer 10

it's A or D i haven't studied medieval history in forever

Answer 11

It's A

Answer 12

^ that one.. then after he killed his brother im pretty sure..

Answer 13

thank you Use the excerpt to answer the following question:

"The precepts of the law are these: to live honestly, to injure no one, and to give every man his due. The study of law consists of two branches, law public and law private. The former relates to the welfare of the Roman State; the latter to the advantage of the individual citizen. Of private law then we may say that it is of threefold origin, being collected from the precepts of nature, from those of the law of nations, or from those of the civil law of Rome."
Source: From The Institutes of Justinian, B. Moyle, trans.3rd ed. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1896), pp. 3-5.

This excerpt from the Justinian Code shows how the Byzantine Empire

preserved Greco-Roman culture

reformed the Roman Catholic Church

split from Western Roman legal traditions

established an Eastern Orthodox Church separate from Rome

Answer 14

i think preserved Greco-Roman culture.

Answer 15

thank you Use the excerpt to answer the following question:

"And so as it were at the same moment
the master's command is given
and the disciple's work is completed,
the two things being speedily accomplished together
in the swiftness of the fear of God
by those who are moved
with the desire of attaining life everlasting."
Source: The Rule of Our Most Holy Father St. Benedict, Patriarch of Monks, from the Old English Edition of 1638. Edited in Latin and English. (London: Washbourne, 1875)

This excerpt from the Rule of Benedict demonstrates the

importance of obedience among monastic orders

power of the pope over the Church

spread of the Christian faith by missionaries

nature of changes to medieval church structure

Answer 16

Well we can't do all the work or else ya don't learn!! lol

Answer 17

The first question was C.

but the second question was in fact D, not A.

In 768, Charlemagne decided to follow Charles Martel’s example. He understood that splitting his father’s lands with his brother would diminish his power, so he allied with the neighboring Lombards to overpower his brother and again unite the Franks. Then, when the king of the Lombards died, he took control of their lands, too.

Answer 18

and for your last one it's A, importance of obedience among monastic orders.

Answer 19

thank you!

Answer 20

No it must be A. Note the explicit references to Roman tradition and law, and since religion isn't mentioned at all, the second and fourth are obviously wrong. it's only a little tricky because the Byzantines referred to themselves as "Rome" and did not think they represented any break at all in the Roman tradition, so the references to "Rome" could mean the literal city on the Tiber, or it could be a synecdoche for Byzantium. Without knowing more about the context, the faint possibility of the latter can't be ruled out.

Answer 21

Haha ok thanks

Answer 22

are you in FLVS?

Answer 23

@snowxangel

I just took the test and the answer is D... not saying you are incorrect, but for that particular quiz the answer is definitely D) He allied with the Lombards to overtake his brother.