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Important Swine Flu Guidelines and Historical Context for Upcoming Quizzes

If you are experiencing symptoms of swine flu, such as a fever of 100 degrees or more, cough, sore throat, body aches, fatigue, or gastrointestinal issues, please do not attend lectures. Instead, stay home and carefully review the assigned readings. Reach out to Professor Carr via email before the quiz to arrange for an alternative quiz format. Additionally, we will cover significant historical figures and events, including the era of the Norman Conquest and key figures in Anglo-Saxon England.

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Important Swine Flu Guidelines and Historical Context for Upcoming Quizzes

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  1. Swine flu instructions If you have a fever of 100 degrees or more, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills, fatigue, and maybe vomiting and diarrhea, Then please do not come to lecture. Stay home and read the assigned readings very carefully. Email Professor Carr *before the quiz* to do the quiz via email.

  2. Constantine VIII (d. 1028)

  3. Romanos dies in his bath (1034)

  4. Zoe and Theodora (d. 1056)

  5. Constantine IX and Zoe (d. 1050)

  6. Jesus and Theodora (d. 1056)

  7. Isaac Comnenos (d. 1061)

  8. Alp Arslan (d. 1072)

  9. Romanos and Eudoxia

  10. Anglo-Saxon England

  11. Alfred the Great (d.899)

  12. Aethelstan, Edgar

  13. Aethelred the Unready (d. 1016)

  14. King Swein of Denmark (d. 1014)

  15. Cnut (d. 1035) and Emma

  16. Edward the Confessor (d. 1066)

  17. Edward in the Bayeux Tapestry

  18. Edward’s funeral (Bayeux Tapestry)

  19. Harold (d. 1066)

  20. William the Conqueror

  21. Castle of Caen, Normandy

  22. Norman Churches in Caen

  23. Bayeux Tapestry • Halley’s comet

  24. Norman conquest 1066

  25. Tower of London

  26. Hugh Capet (d. 996)

  27. Robert II (d. 1031)

  28. Henry I of France (d. 1060) and Anne of Kiev (d. 1075) Fresco from St. Sophia cathedral in Kiev

  29. Philip I of France (d. 1108)

  30. Palazzo dei Normanni (800’s) • Palermo, Sicily

  31. Norman castle at Adrano

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