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The Significance of the Battle of Tours and Monastic Life in the Early Middle Ages

This section examines key events and institutions of the Early Middle Ages, focusing on the Battle of Tours, where Charles Martel halted Muslim expansion into Europe, marking a pivotal moment in history. It also addresses the crucial role of monasteries in medieval society, as they served as centers for education, preservation of knowledge, and support for the poor. Additionally, it highlights the contributions of monks and Charlemagne’s advocacy for education through the establishment of a Palace School led by the scholar Alcuin.

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The Significance of the Battle of Tours and Monastic Life in the Early Middle Ages

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  1. Chapter 15 Section 1 The Early Middle Ages Pages 512-521 Questions 1-4 on page 521

  2. 1. What Happened at the battle of Tours, and why is the battle significant? • Charles Martel led the Franks against the Muslim army and stopped the Muslim advance into Europe.

  3. 2. Why Were monasteries important to medieval Europe? • Monasteries helped to teach people how to read and write, provided food and rest for the poor and powerless, preserved knowledge by writing down history, spread Christianity, and played a role in politics

  4. 3. Describe the role of monks in medieval Europe.

  5. 4. How did Charlemagne demonstrate his support for education? • He opened a Palace School for the children of officials and the scholar ALCUIN taught classes.

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