Question

germanic kingdoms
classwork
the middle ages in europe

1. the strongest and most successful kingdom was that of the
2. in 486 clovis, king of the franks conquered the former roman province of gaul,

later this area would be known as fr

1. as the franks and other germanic people carved up europe, a new force,

across the
mediterranean world
islam is a next religion that began in arabia around
4.

1. the pope and the christian kingdoms in europe watched with alarm as muslim armies

overran christian lands from
to north
and spain.
6.
at the
rallied frank warriors, when muslim armys entered france
christians warriors triumphed.
7.
medieval europeans learned
in
and
from
arabs whose knowledge on these topics were advanced and extensive.
8.
charlemagne builds an empire

1. what is the name of charles martel grandson who became king of the franks in

768?
or

1. in 799, pope leo iii crowned charlemagne emperor of the romans, what was the

significance use peel writing technique to answer the question.

Explanation:

1. The strongest and most successful Germanic kingdom was that of the Franks. Clovis, King of the Franks, conquered the former Roman Province of Gaul.
2. Muslim Armies advanced into Europe. As the Franks and other Germanic people carved up Europe, a new force, Islam, swept out of the Mediterranean world. Islam is a religion that began in Arabia around the time when Muslim armies overran Christian lands from Spain to North Africa. Christians warriors triumphed when Muslim army entered France.
3. Arabs had advanced and extensive knowledge on various topics. Medieval Europeans learned from Arabs.
4. Charlemagne built an Empire. His full name was Charles Martel's grandson who became King of the Franks in 768.
5. In 799, Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne Emperor of the Romans. The significance of this was part of the political - religious alliance between the papacy and the Frankish kingdom, aiming to re - establish a form of imperial power in Western Europe and give religious legitimacy to Charlemagne's rule.

Answer:

1. The kingdom of the Franks.
2. Muslim Armies.
3. Arabs.
4. Charlemagne.
5. It symbolized the political - religious alliance between the papacy and the Frankish kingdom, aiming to re - establish imperial power and give religious legitimacy to Charlemagne's rule.