Need Help with History Homework?

[Captain Jupiter]

Well, I meant why my questions relate to science.
I know my English is not good. Im Puerto Rican, but I live in USA.

[vinh834]

Oh no, I'm not talking about your questions at all, mine are completely separate from yours and is not a reply.

[Captain Jupiter]

Oh no, I'm not talking about your questions at all, mine are completely separate from yours and is not a reply.

Ohh! my apologize! Absolute sorry!!

[StealthFox]

Ok, this isn't a History question, its for science, but I hope that this would be accepted here as this seems more appropriate here than the science forum.

There is a science homework help thread.

@Primarch Roboute

We shouldn't be answering all of your homework just so you can copy our answers and put them off as your own. We can help guide you on the right direction though. If you want to start answering them we can let you know if you're on the right track. Some of these questions could turn into fairly long answers. Has your teacher not provided you with any direction? Textbook(s)?

[Captain Jupiter]

There is a science homework help thread.

@Primarch Roboute

We shouldn't be answering all of your homework just so you can copy our answers and put them off as your own. We can help guide you on the right direction though. If you want to start answering them we can let you know if you're on the right track. Some of these questions could turn into fairly long answers. Has your teacher not provided you with any direction? Textbook(s)?

Right, but it's my first time of my world history and I learn some about Romans and Sparta's ancient but except Medieval Time, I'm confuse with textbook. You don't need to answer all my question, you can put 1 to 3 answer my questions.

[StealthFox]

Okay, I will help you with two questions you say you are confused about.

7. Describe the role of women in medieval times.
(Absolute I'm confuse.. )

8. Describe the life of a monk in the monasteries.
(I don't understand that question, honestly!)

7. What did women do? Did they stay at home? Were they leaders of armies, heads of states, or wealthy bankers?

8. What did monks do? Were they partying all the time? Raping and pillaging? Or were they dedicated to their studies?

Here are a few links to help you:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlemagne
http://www.middle-ages.org.uk/daily-...iddle-ages.htm
http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/medieval_women.htm

[Captain Jupiter]

OK, thanks for helping me! Right now, I learn new about Medieval times!

[Antiokhos Euergetes]

Do you have a word limit? As stealthfox has already noted, some of these questions could resut in quite large essays...so I'm assuming your tutor is after a few sentenced each, yes?
Perhaps you'll find this lecture interesting http://www.cosmolearning.com/video-l...lemagne-12656/

[Captain Jupiter]

Do you have a word limit? As stealthfox has already noted, some of these questions could resut in quite large essays...so I'm assuming your tutor is after a few sentenced each, yes?
Perhaps you'll find this lecture interesting http://www.cosmolearning.com/video-l...lemagne-12656/

You find a great video for me! It's make very sensitive! I'm gonna write it down on my homework! Many thanks to you and SteathFox!

+Rep

[Antiokhos Euergetes]

Pleasure

[Mausolos of Caria]

It seems you already got helped, but here's a very good map on Charlesmagne's Empire:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Explanations:

BLUE= The Frankish Empire when Charlesmagne became King in 768

ORANGE= Conquests of Charlesmagne from 768- 814

YELLOW= Vassal states

BEIGE= Territory given to the Byzantine Empire

[Captain Jupiter]

It seems you already got helped, but here's a very good map on Charlesmagne's Empire:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

Explanations:

BLUE= The Frankish Empire when Charlesmagne became King in 768

ORANGE= Conquests of Charlesmagne from 768- 814

YELLOW= Vassal states

BEIGE= Territory given to the Byzantine Empire

Yeah, that's good map! But I don't understand what map is speak language (That's OK! ) Thanks for advice!

[HissingNewt]

Ok, this isn't a History question, its for science, but I hope that this would be accepted here as this seems more appropriate here than the science forum.

The instructions are this

Build a device that lowers an object towards Earth at the slowest continuous rate possible. The longer it takes to drop one foot the higher your grade.

note:
1) Students who will think the most would save a lot of effort.

2) Think Simply
3) $ limit 9

Off the top of my head a pulley system with an almost identical counterweight would work best. The counterweight would need to be different enough in mass to allow the object to overcome the static friction of the pulley system, though. I don't know how you would calculate that part, though.

[Mausolos of Caria]

Yeah, that's good map! But I don't understand what map is speak language (That's OK! ) Thanks for advice!

Yeah it's in German, that's why I translated the explanations

[Captain Jupiter]

Yeah it's in German, that's why I translated the explanations

Haha, good idea.

[Mausolos of Caria]

Haha, good idea.

I could translate the names of the regions for you, if you need any from the map and don't know it from an English map or so.

[Captain Jupiter]

I could translate the names of the regions for you, if you need any from the map and don't know it from an English map or so.

Please translate for me! You can give me the map (That's OK for any languages map!)

[Mausolos of Caria]

Please translate for me! You can give me the map (That's OK for any languages map!)

What exactly do you want to know? The names of the regions? I mean translating city names is pointless, I'm not sure how obvious regions are.

[Antiokhos Euergetes]

Try this then http://www.culturalresources.com/ima...lemagneBig.jpg
If that doesn't serve your needs try simply a Google search or Charlamagne 's empire or Frankish kingdoms/ Carolingians ...good luck.
Need another material ask

[athanaric]

Please translate for me! You can give me the map (That's OK for any languages map!)

Hzm. ( short for Herzogtum) = Duchy
Abodriten, Wilzen, Sorben = some Western Slavic tribes
Bretagne = Brittany
Köln = Cologne
Spanische Mark = Spanish Mark/March
Awarenmark = Avar Mark/March
Sarazenen = Saracens/Arabs
Böhmen = Bohemia
Mähren = Moravia
Bayern = Bavaria, Bavarians
Angelsachsen = Anglo-Saxons (duh)

With some toponyms, there isn't much of a point in translating them. You can type them in on the German Wikipedia, then go to the English version of the article. That's usually a quick way of finding out.