Charlemagne
A) 8th century B) 12th century C) 5th century D) 15th century
A) Italy B) Spain C) Germany D) France
A) Chancellor B) Holy Roman Emperor C) Pope D) Archbishop
A) German B) Latin C) Greek D) English
A) Alcuin B) Einstein C) Napoleon D) Socrates
A) Aachen B) Paris C) Rome D) Berlin
A) Durandal B) Excalibur C) Glamdring D) Joyeuse
A) Ottoman B) Mongol C) Carolingian D) Aztec
A) Carolingian Renaissance B) Medieval Inquisition C) Dark Ages D) Feudal Age
A) Clovis I B) Louis the Pious C) Philip II D) Pepin the Short
A) Ivan the Terrible B) Alexander the Great C) Charles the Great D) William the Conqueror
A) Notre Dame Cathedral B) Westminster Abbey C) St. Peter's Basilica D) Aachen Cathedral
A) Battle of Tours B) Battle of Hastings C) Battle of Agincourt D) Battle of Roncevaux Pass
A) Beowulf B) The Song of Roland C) Divine Comedy D) Canterbury Tales
A) Louis the Pious B) Charlemagne II C) Odo of West Francia D) Louis the Younger
A) 768 B) 814 C) 800 D) 774
A) Charles Martel B) Louis the Pious C) Pepin the Short D) Carloman I
A) Lombard Kingdom B) Visigothic Kingdom C) Saxon Kingdom D) Viking Kingdom
A) Al-Ma'mun B) Saladin C) Harun al-Rashid D) Muhammad
A) Charles le Grand B) Karlo the Great C) Carolus magnus rex D) Karolus imperator
A) Greece, Turkey, and Egypt B) Bavaria, Saxony, and northern Spain C) Hungary, Poland, and Russia D) England, Scotland, and Ireland
A) He protected and defended it. B) He converted to Islam. C) He ignored its existence. D) He opposed and fought against it.
A) He created a new language called Carolingian. B) He banned all languages except Latin. C) He standardized Latin across Europe. D) His name influenced the word for 'king' in Slavic languages.
A) Burgundy B) Austrasia C) Francia D) Neustria
A) Primogeniture B) Manorialism C) Partible inheritance D) Feudalism
A) Clovis I B) Pepin the Short C) Childeric III D) Theuderic IV
A) Hildegard B) Fastrada C) Desiderata D) Bertrada
A) 747 B) 748 C) 741 D) 744
A) Suetonius B) Annales Petaviani C) Royal Frankish Annals D) Einhard
A) 742 B) 745 C) 748 D) 747
A) Psalm 150 B) Psalm 51 C) Psalm 90 D) Psalm 23
A) Lorsch Abbey B) Corbie Abbey C) Fulda Abbey D) Saint-Denis Abbey
A) Herstal B) Vaires-sur-Marne C) Quierzy D) Düren
A) Merovingian B) Visigothic C) Carolingian D) Burgundian
A) Latin B) Romance dialect C) Greek D) A Germanic language
A) Some Greek B) Old High German C) Ripuarian Franconian D) Moselle-Franconian
A) Tassilo B) Desiderius C) Arechis D) Widukind
A) Verona B) Pavia C) Rome D) Eresburg
A) Mainz B) Worms C) Tours D) Regensburg
A) 782 B) 786 C) 784 D) 788
A) Charles the Younger B) Charlemagne's cousin Wala C) Gudfred D) Hemming
A) Contemporary sources B) Einhard C) Medieval scholars D) 19th-century historians
A) John Calvin B) Huldrych Zwingli C) Thomas Cranmer D) Martin Luther
A) Regensburg B) Mainz C) Tours D) Worms
A) Leo III B) Justinian II C) Constantine VI D) Michael I
A) Capitulatio de partibus Saxoniae B) Lex Salica C) Constitutio Romana D) Edictum Langobardorum
A) Bertrada B) Hildegard C) Fastrada D) Luitgard
A) Danish King Gudfred B) The Obotrite allies C) Charlemagne himself D) Charles the Younger
A) Pleurisy B) Malaria C) Smallpox D) Tuberculosis
A) To negotiate a marriage alliance B) To request Pepin's aid against the Lombards C) To depose Childeric D) To anoint Charlemagne as king
A) Bertrada B) Luitgard C) Rotrude D) Hildegard
A) Charlemagne B) Carloman C) Desiderius D) Stephen III
A) Burgundy B) Lombardy C) Aquitaine D) Provence
A) Rome B) A monastery C) Pavia D) Constantinople
A) Pope Leo III B) Pope John XII C) Pope Gregory VII D) Pope Urban II
A) Christmas Day, 800 B) 8th of August 799 C) September 799 D) 23 December 799
A) Historian Johannes Fried B) Pope Stephen II C) Einhard D) Medievalist Paul Dutton
A) Charles Martel B) Frederick II C) Louis the Pious D) Otto the Great
A) Duke Carloman B) Duke Desiderius C) Duke Waiofar D) Duke Hunald
A) Old Dutch and Latin B) Rhenish Franconian and Latin C) Moselle- or Ripuarian Franconian D) Latin and Greek
A) A horse B) A lion C) An elephant named Abul-Abbas D) A camel
A) As trade partners exclusively B) Like satellite states C) As independent allies D) As conquered territories only
A) Imperium Christianum (Christian Empire) B) Holy Roman Empire C) Roman Empire D) Frankish Empire
A) Hildegard B) Gisela C) Rotrude D) Bertha
A) The Ottonians B) The Capetians C) The Merovingians D) The Carolingians
A) Red and wavy B) White but still attractive. C) Brown and straight D) Black and curly
A) 813 B) 810 C) 812 D) 811
A) Rotpert B) Carloman C) Pepin the Hunchback D) Charles the Younger
A) They joined forces with Charles the Younger B) They raided Frisia C) They signed a peace treaty with Charlemagne D) They attacked the Obotrite lands
A) De Re Militari B) Gesta Francorum C) Visio Karoli Magni D) Historia Regum Britanniae
A) 771 B) 768 C) 754 D) 760
A) 6,000 B) 4,500 C) 5,500 D) 3,000
A) Pepin the Short B) Louis the Pious C) Charlemagne D) Charles Martel
A) At the 12th milestone outside Rome B) St. Peter's Basilica on Christmas Day 800 C) In Neustria D) In Paderborn
A) Tassilo B) Desiderius C) Arechis D) Widukind
A) Over 1,000 B) About 100 C) Less than 50 D) Exactly 500
A) Pelagianism B) Adoptionism C) Iconoclasm D) Arianism
A) Ripuarian Franconian B) Latin C) Old High German ancestral to Rhenish Franconian D) Moselle-Franconian
A) A trade embargo B) A formal peace C) An invasion plan D) A marriage pact
A) Rotrude B) Gisela C) Hildegard D) Bertha
A) Military defeat in Aquitaine B) Pope Stephen's disapproval C) Desiderius sheltering Carloman's family D) Disagreement over religious matters
A) A representative from al-Andalus B) Duke Hrodgaud of Friuli C) Saxon magnate Widukind D) Charlemagne's son
A) Corpus Juris Civilis B) Decretum Gratiani C) Dionysio-Hadriana D) Code of Justinian
A) The secular biography B) Chansons de geste C) Epic poetry D) Mirrors for princes
A) At Paderborn B) Near Mentana at the 12th milestone outside Rome C) In Neustria D) In St. Peter's Basilica
A) Charles the Younger became king of Mercia. B) Bertha married Offa's son. C) The marriage did not take place. D) Offa and Charlemagne formed a military alliance.
A) Pope Leo IX B) Barbarossa C) Charlemagne's son D) Emperor Otto I
A) Literature B) Greek studies C) Latin studies D) Military matters
A) Himiltrude B) Desiderata C) Hildegard D) Gerberga
A) Establishing feudalism B) Inventing medieval rulership C) Creating the Magna Carta D) Starting the Renaissance
A) Charlemagne B) Charles the Younger C) Wala D) Hemming |
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