Question

@iGreen can you help me with 23 history questions

Answer 1

Which is an accurate statement about the fall of the Roman Empire and its effect on culture and civilization in Western Europe?

A.
The Goths established a new, centralized government that controlled all Roman territory.

B.
Christian monks abandoned their monasteries to join Viking raiding parties.

C.
Literacy increased as new schools opened throughout the former empire.

D.
Travel became difficult and dangerous as lawlessness increased and roads fell into disrepair.


@iGreen

Answer 2

Please?

Answer 3

Ill give fan and medal

Answer 4

do u remeber anything about it

Answer 5

Not really

Answer 6

I really need the help and I really need to pass

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Ill give you a medal and fan

Answer 8

It meant an end to political unity. After the fall of the western Roman Empire, Europe was initially divided into successor barbarian kingdoms--the anglo-saxons in Britain, the Franks in much of Gaul, the burgundians in eastern Gaul, the visigoths in Spain and after 493 the ostrogoths in Italy. In many ways civilization regressed; roads and buildings were neglected, cities were abandoned or greatly shrank, trade was reduced and literacy rates fell. Although the late roman world was already quasi-feudal, the fall of the western empire eventually meant more of it.

Answer 9

To an extent you can say that it shaped the course of European culture. The Holy Roman Empire that was initiated by the Carolingians constantly tried to emulate the Roman values that had been lost, as did the Byzantine Empire (which was the result of the Eastern Roman Empire - they still called themselves 'Roman', albeit in Greek). You can also say that it allowed tribes and warbands to develop into major powers. Certainly, the fall of Rome shaped Europe for a few hundred years.

If, however, you want to know the main factor in the emergence European powers towards to Millenium, I would point towards the development of Christianity. It, for many leaders, legitimised their rules, and was the driving force in warfare between Christian powers and pagan ones. If Europeans looked back towards Rome, it increasingly was because they looked to Christ's life, not because of an affinity with Rome.

Classical culture was revived during the Italian Renaissance, but the Middle Ages were decidedly Christian, not post-Roman.
Source(s):
'Millenium' by Tom Holland. It's a thoroughly informative and well-written history of Europe from the fall of Rome to the 11th Century.

Answer 10

So

Answer 11

i really dont want to give u the wrong answer but i did explain u what was goin on

Answer 12

i guess is D cuz the othere ones dont make sence

Answer 13

Im still a little confused, do you know anyone thats good at history???

Answer 14

igreen

Answer 15

but there not on yet

Answer 16

He said hes not good at history

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I tried earlier

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ok well idk

Answer 19

i can try, i need more medals in history

Answer 20

Ok so what is the answer for the first question and I need you to at least be 90-100% right

Answer 21

@AnswerMyQuestions

Answer 22

its d

Answer 23

Which person, known as the "father of monasticism," wrote a book describing the daily schedule of work and prayer for monks?

A.
Benedict of Nursia

B.
Richard the Lion-Heart

C.
Saladin

D.
Henry II

Answer 24

what do you think?

Answer 25

uh....C?

Answer 26

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uh...

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this is due today btw

Answer 29

sorry OpenStudy wasnt working for me. but no, not C

Answer 30

it is actually A

Answer 31

Thank you


Which statement about King Henry II of England is correct?

A.
He installed a new legal system based on trail by jury and "common law."

B.
He defeated Saladin and his Muslim army to reclaim Jerusalem for Christianity.

C.
He forced rebellious lords to sign the Magna Carta, swearing allegiance to him.

D.
He successfully defended England against invasion by William the Conqueror.

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D?

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yep!

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Which statement about the warrior Saladin is correct?

A.
He reached a truce with Richard the Lion-Heart, dividing control of Palestine between Christians and Muslims.

B.
He had a vision instructing him to make a pilgrimage to northern Spain in order to pray at the tomb of St. James.

C.
He led a massive Muslim army that sacked Constantinople and carried off priceless art treasures.

D.
He ordered his soldiers to massacre the inhabitants of Jewish communities throughout the Byzantine Empire.

Answer 35

whats your guess?

Answer 36

I dont know really

Answer 37

This lesson has been really confusing for me

Answer 38

i personally think its A

Answer 39

Which describes a community of men dedicated to living a holy life?

A.
Rule of Saint Benedict

B.
convent

C.
abbey

D.
monastery

Answer 40

do you have an idea?

Answer 41

D?

Answer 42

yes. since monasteries are a group of monks that are dedicated to the same religious vows

Answer 43

Which describes a goal of the Crusades?

A.
to teach literacy to the serfs of Western Europe

B.
to unite the Visigoths and Lombards under Byzantine rule

C.
to convert the residents of the Holy Roman Empire to Islam

D.
to return Jerusalem and the Holy Land to Christian control

Answer 44

guess?

Answer 45

c or d?

Answer 46

Nu dont leave I need you

Answer 47

@tylermcmullen23

Answer 48

id think D

Answer 49

Which statement about Eleanor of Aquitaine is true?

A.
She was called the "Grandmother of Europe" for arranging her offspring's marriages to royal families across the continent.

B.
She worked behind the scenes to have her husband, Charlemagne, anointed ruler of the Holy Roman Empire by the pope.

C.
She was the first Irish woman to be named a saint for her missionary work in converting the tribes of Ireland to Christianity.

D.
She was the leader of an important religious order in France that translated the Latin Bible into medieval French.

Answer 50

You in K12?

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Yeah

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What grade?

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7th

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me 2
im in indiana

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Oh hi >.<

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And TYler I really dont know

Answer 57

A?

Answer 58

D. :)

Answer 59

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5413116ee4b08b11f131b797

Answer 60

Thank you, are you 100% sure?

Answer 61

Go to that link^

Answer 62

Oh thanks

Answer 63

hey @_AlwaysNeedingHelp_ can you help with a fer history questoins when your done?

Answer 64

few*

Answer 65

Need anymore help?

Answer 66

Oh my im not good at history, and yes please

Answer 67

Which was a reason for the First Crusade?

A.
The pope called for the destruction of the Eastern Orthodox church at Constantinople.

B.
When the Seljuk Turks took control of the Holy Land, it became more dangerous for Christians to travel there.

C.
European merchants wanted to establish trading outposts in Muslim territories of the Middle East.

D.
Muslim caliphs wanted to overthrow the Jewish kingdom that had been established in Palestine.

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*Just so you know, I am researching these, so they might not be 100% for sure correct.

Answer 69

xD

Answer 70

I just really need to pass this

Answer 71

unit assessment?

Answer 72

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080128104100AAtiCVI

B.

Answer 73

Unit 12 Lesson 7

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i passed that one

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You did? great!


Which statement does not accurately describe a lasting result of the Crusades?

A.
Tensions between Western and Eastern Christians increased.

B.
Knowledge flowed from the Islamic world into Western Europe.

C.
Trade between Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean dried up.

D.
Christians and Muslims blamed each other for the costly wars.

Answer 76

im in the middleof unit 14 lesson 1

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Ah

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I take Connections

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I joined late so im behind uggghh

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http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/53b65e83e4b09f140ca5d48c

D

Answer 81

i joined in march

Answer 82

Of this year???????????



Which book written by Thomas Aquinas used reason, logic, and Aristotle’s ideas to argue that God existed?

A.
Magna Carta

B.
Book of Kells

C.
Rule of Benedict

D.
Summa Theologica

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yes of this year

Answer 84

Geez you must be smart

Answer 85

not really but i work from 8am to 9 pm 3 days a week

Answer 86

That might be why can you help me with this???

Answer 87

You could go on the lesson and hit review and most likely do it that way if you dont rmeber

Answer 88

let me finish this lesson then switch to desktop computer ok?

Answer 89

Ok please hurry if you can :)

Answer 90

brb

Answer 91

kk

Answer 92

you sure its U12L7
U12 only has one lesson for me

Answer 93

in world history yeah

Answer 94

not there sorry

Answer 95

youre in 7th grade?

Answer 96

yeah

Answer 97

Its the unit test