This document appears to be an answer key for a geography workbook related to Charlemagne. It lists answers to 68 multiple choice or short answer questions about Charlemagne, the Frankish empire during his reign, key figures and events. Some of the answers provided include names of people like Bertha, Desiderata, and Fastrada. It also mentions places like Pavia and the Ural Mountains, as well as events such as Charlemagne's conquest of the Saxons and his coronation as Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day 800 CE.
This document appears to be an answer key for a geography workbook related to Charlemagne. It lists answers to 68 multiple choice or short answer questions about Charlemagne, the Frankish empire during his reign, key figures and events. Some of the answers provided include names of people like Bertha, Desiderata, and Fastrada. It also mentions places like Pavia and the Ural Mountains, as well as events such as Charlemagne's conquest of the Saxons and his coronation as Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day 800 CE.
This document appears to be an answer key for a geography workbook related to Charlemagne. It lists answers to 68 multiple choice or short answer questions about Charlemagne, the Frankish empire during his reign, key figures and events. Some of the answers provided include names of people like Bertha, Desiderata, and Fastrada. It also mentions places like Pavia and the Ural Mountains, as well as events such as Charlemagne's conquest of the Saxons and his coronation as Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day 800 CE.
Answer Key: 1. A - Bertha, 2. B - False, 3. E - Urals, 4. Hunald, 5. Desiderata, 6. G - Mother of
Charlemagne, 7. C - Father of Bertrada; maternal grandfather of Charlemagne, 8. A - Brother of Charlemagne, 9. F - First wife of Charlemagne, 10. E - Father of Desiderata; first father-in-law of Charlemagne, 11. H - Second wife of Charlemagne, 12. B - Duke of Aquitaine, 13. D - Father of Charlemagne, 14. Gilberga, 15. Frisian, 16. Irminsule, or Hermansaule, or Pillar of Hermann, 17. A - Charlemagne, 18. Pavia, 19. B - False, 20. Saxons, 21. They lost faith in their gods, 22. Dukes, 23. Counts, 24. Missi Dominici, 25. Ibn al Arabi, 26. Answers will vary, 27. Lupo, Duke of Gascony, 28. Adern, 29. Witikind, 30. A - annihilation, 31. E - encroachments, 32. D - effectually, 33. R - turbulent, 34. F - enmity, 35. C - ecclesiastical, 36. B - blockade, 37. G - feigned, 38. N - perilous, 39. S - tyranny, 40. M - liberal, 41. K - indignant, 42. O - rebellious, 43. H - fugitives, 44. J - incursions, 45. P - repudiated, 46. Q - thither, 47. I - implore, 48. L - infer, 49. T - whither, 50. They were killed, 51. 4,000, 52. Converted them to Christianity, 53. They disapproved of Charlemagne's marriage to Fastrada, 54. Answers will vary, 55. French metallurgists made superior arms; the exportation of arms would have helped France's enemies, 56. Greek empress, Irene, 57. A cloister, 58. Avars, 59. If Charlemagne was defeated, groups such as the Saxons would rebel, 60. Answers will vary, 61. Horses, 62. Charlemagne broke up the nation and had the Saxons dispersed throughout Europe, 63. D - plundering, 64. He purged himself of the crimes by a solemn oath, 65. Christmas Day, 800 C.E., 66. Nicephorus, 67. Louis, 68. Answers will vary.
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