Medieval Europe
Feudalism
Catholic Church
Europe's Nations
The Crusades
100

This King is responsible for creating the first major Empire in medieval Europe

Charlemagne

100

Feudalism is based on this concept

loyalty

100

This person is the head of the Roman Catholic Church

Pope

100

This person prevailed during the Battle of Hastings

William I

100

This was the purpose of the Crusades

Assume control of the Holy Lands

200

Visogoths and Vandals are examples of these

Barbarians

200

This group was known for its aggressive and scary behavior, particulary in England

Vikings

200

This position is the lowest on the Church heirarchy

Parish Priest

200

His unkingly behavior led to the creation of this document limiting royal power

Magna Carta

200

This pope led the call of the Crusades

Pope Urban 

300

The term "medieval" is translated as this

Middle Ages

300

This group resides at the bottom of the feudalist structure

serfs

300

This group lives in monasteries

Monks

300

This person established the first dynasty in France

Hugh Capet

300

This was one of the reasons Urban decided to call for th Crusades

Increase power in Europe

Heal the split with the Eastern Orthodox Church

Claim land to support population increase of Europe

400

A majority of barbarian groups were from this territory

Germany

400

The central aspect of life during the feudalist period is known as this system

Manor System

400

This is money parishoners pay to the Church

Tithe

400

These two countries were involved in the Hundred Years War

England and France

400

Saladin faced this English royal leader during the Crusades

Richard the Lionheart

500

This building was one of the only seats of education in the early medieval period

monastery

500

This social group was a vassal of the monarch

Lord

500

This term refers to the belief that the blood and body of Christ are manifested in the bread and wine during communion

Transubstantiation

500

He was the first king of England

Aethelstan

500

This Arabic word refers the concept of "holy War" 

jihad

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