Describe the rise to power of the Carolingian family and the creation of Charlemagne's empire. What were some methods by which Charlemagne was able to control his large realm?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Answers should include expansion of the role of mayor of the palace, the prestige of Charles Martel, and other factors mentioned in the chapter. Students should mention that Charlemagne's government depended on the personal loyalty of his administrators, consultation with the assemblies, and the missi dominici.
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Japan entered World War I with the hope of acquiring Germany's possessions in
a. Malaysia. b. China. c. Southeast Asia. d. Africa. e. Korea.
American presidents during the Gilded Age exerted strong, effective, executive leadership.
a. true b. false
According to Buddhist clergy, Buddhism was introduced into China as the result of a vision by the Emperor Ming during the
a. first century B.C.E. b. first century C.E. c. second century C.E. d. fourth century C.E.