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Chapter 15, Section 1 The Early Middle Ages (Pages 512 521) Setting a Purpose for Reading Think about these questions as you read: How did geography influence where medieval Europeans settled and what they did? How did religion affect life in the Middle Ages? As you read pages 513 521 in your textbook, complete this table to show the major accomplishments of medieval leaders. Leader Major Accomplishments Chapter 15, Section 1 277

The Geography of Europe (pages 513 514) As you read, complete the diagram below to show the effects of geography on life in medieval Europe. Peninsula Cause Effect Effect Seas and rivers Mountains Define these academic vocabulary words from this lesson. economy instance What did Europe s seas and rivers provide for its people? 278 Chapter 15, Section 1

The Germanic Kingdoms (pages 514 519) Look at the following headings and write a question about each one. Find answers to your questions as you read. Revise your question if the answer is not found in the reading. The Germanic Kingdoms Who Were the Franks? Who Was Charlemagne? Europe Is Invaded fjord The Holy Roman Empire Define or describe the following term from this lesson. Chapter 15, Section 1 279

Use this term, that you studied earlier, in a sentence that reflects the term s meaning. legion (Chapter 8, Section 1) Who were the Vikings, and why did they raid Europe? The Rise of the Catholic Church (pages 519 521) What part did each of the following people play in the rise of the Catholic Church? After you read, write one sentence about each person answering this question. Patrick Gregory the Great Ethelbert Gregory VII 280 Chapter 15, Section 1

Define or describe the following terms from this lesson. missionary excommunicate concordat Define these academic vocabulary words from this lesson. exclude resolve How did Gregory VII and Henry IV disagree? Chapter 15, Section 1 281

Now that you have read the section, write the answers to the questions that were included in Setting a Purpose for Reading at the beginning of the lesson. How did geography influence where medieval Europeans settled and what they did? How did religion affect life in the Middle Ages? 282 Chapter 15, Section 1

Name Date Class VOCABULARY ACTIVITY 15-1 The Early Middle Ages: Words to Know Directions: Select a term or name from the box to answer each question below. Write the term or name in the blank next to each question. Charlemagne Charles Martel Clovis concordat excommunicate fjords Gregory the Great missionaries Otto I 1. What is the term for people who are sent out to teach their religion? 2. What person s name means Charles the Great? 3. Who was the first Catholic king of the Franks? 4. What term means to exclude a person from church membership? 5. Who was the first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire? 6. What is an agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country called? 7. What pope sent 40 monks to Britain to teach Christianity? 8. What mayor of the palace defeated the Muslims at the Battle SECTION 15-1 of Tours? 9. What term refers to steep-sided valleys that are inlets of the sea? Building Academic Vocabulary Directions: Use a dictionary to help you fill in the blank with the correct form of the word below. Then circle the letter of the word(s) that has the closest meaning to the word. enabled, verb enabling, verb enabler, noun 10. Wide rivers kept people separated and different cultures to develop. A. forced B. selecting C. allowed D. obligated 116

Name Date Class GUIDED READING ACTIVITY 15-1 The Early Middle Ages Directions: Answering Questions Reading the section and completing the questions below will help you learn about the early Middle Ages of Europe. Refer to your textbook to answer the questions. 1. Why were the rivers of Europe important? 2. Who were the people living in southeastern Britain when the Angles and the Saxons invaded that area? 3. Why did the Franks become Catholic? 4. How did Christianity remain Western Europe s major religion? 5. Who was crowned the new Roman emperor in A.D. 800? 6. Why was the new Roman emperor concerned about his crowning by the pope? 7. Where did the Vikings come from? 8. Why was Otto I declared the Roman emperor? 9. What was Otto s territory known as? 10. Why did Gregory the Great want monks to become missionaries? 11. What role did monasteries play in Europe? SECTION 15-1 12. What was the Concordat of Worms? 121

Name Date Class GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY ACTIVITY 15 Mont St. Michel Until the Middle Ages, many Christians in religious orders attempted to isolate themselves from the rest of the world. One such group made their home on a small island just off the western coast of France. The monastery of Mont St. Michel used the geography of the region to create an isolated, well-protected refuge. The waters that surround Mont St. Michel have some of the most powerful tides in the world. The only connection to the mainland is a mud flat that becomes visible at low tide. The rest of the time the rock is completely surrounded by water. Building the Monastery According to tradition, in the year A.D. 708, St. Aubert had a vision of an angel. The angel told him to build a large monastery at the peak of Oratory of Saint Hubert Windmill on top of Tower N W E S Mont St. Michel Abbey's Abbey's Gardens Gardens Abbey's Gardens Fortified Entrance Abbey's Gardens Abbey Cloister Cemetery 0 1300 feet Parish Church 0 400 meters the 300-foothigh (91 m) rock that is Mont St. Michel. In 966 a Benedictine monastery was established there, and in 1020 construction of the abbey church began. The monk in charge of the project adapted the church s design to the island s geography. Instead of leveling off the top of the mountain, he had a foundation built against the side of the mountain to support the structure. Construction of the first abbey church took more than 100 years. Building stones were brought in from the mainland. Over the next few hundred years, the church was built higher from its existing base. Several times the base collapsed under the weight of so much stone. Following every collapse, the base was made stronger. Columns, arches, and vaults were designed to hold the structure in place, eventually resulting in the church we see today. CHAPTER 15 99

Name Date Class GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY ACTIVITY 15 (continued) Mont St. Michel A Safe Haven Throughout the Middle Ages, Mont St. Michel was a destination for religious pilgrims. A small village went up outside the monastery s walls. For many years, kings and dukes fought for control of the island. During the Hundred Years War, it was assaulted several times, but it was never captured. The tides and puddles of quicksand made an assault on the island dangerous for the attackers. During the French Revolution in the late 1700s, the monks were removed from the island and it became a prison for those who disagreed with the government. Later, in the 1800s, the French government began to restore the island s buildings. A causeway from the mainland was built in 1880. Today Mont St. Michel is a major tourist attraction. Directions: Answer the following questions in the spaces provided. 1. Why were early Christians attracted to the island? CHAPTER 15 2. How did the monk in charge of construction adapt the building to the island s geography? 3. Why was the monastery never captured during the Hundred Years War? 4. How many gardens are there? Why do you think the monastery had so many gardens? 5. Inferring Why did kings and dukes fight for control of the monastery? 100