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Western Civilization: Ideas, Politics, and Society, Seventh Edition
Marvin Perry, Baruch College, City University of New York, Emeritus
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Chapter 9: The Heirs of Rome
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What factors led to the rift between Byzantium and the Latin West?
- What was Byzantium's long-term influence on world history?
- What does Islam have in common with Christianity? How do they differ?
- What is the importance to the history of Islam of the following: Hegira, Koran, jihad, and Shi'a?
- What form did Muslim intellectual achievement take and what was its significance?
- What did the Muslim empire decline?
- In what ways were Greco-Roman ideas and institutions alien to Germanic traditions?
- How was the Roman world in the West transformed by the seventh century?
- How did Latin Christendom blend Christian, Greco-Roman, and Germanic traditions?
- What was the significance of monks and nuns to medieval civilization?
- What was the significance of the following Frankish rulers: Clovis, Charles Martel, and Pepin the Short?
- What crucial developments occurred during the reign of Charlemagne? What were they important?
- What were the caused and effects of the breakup of Charlemagne's empire?
- What conditions led to the rise of feudalism? How did feudal law differ from Roman law?
- What conditions led to the rise of manorialism? What obligations did serfs owe their lord? What did the serf get in return?
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