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This was the biggest challenge faced by the First Crusade, including harsh travel and lack of supplies.

What are disease and strong resistance from Muslim forces?

100

Knights joined the crusades for these reasons

What are religious devotion, wealth, adventure, and salvation?

100

Urban expansion led to these problems

What are overcrowding, poor sanitation, fire hazards, and crime?

100

This term refers to selling Church offices and was a major corruption issue.

Simony

100

Captured and executed for helping the French

Joan of Arc

100

This deadly pandemic swept through Europe in the mid-14th century.

Bubonic plague

200

Crusaders captured this city in 1099

What are disease and strong resistance from Muslim forces?

200

Goals of the crusades

What is defending Christian territories and spreading Christianity?

200

This document, signed in 1215, limited the power of the English king

Magna Carta

200

Monasteries played this role in the spiritual revival of the Church.


What is preserving learning, providing religious guidance, and serving as centers of charity and education?

200

Literature in the vernacular was important because of this reason.

What is making literature accessible to common people?

200

Medieval trade fairs and new banking systems were key developments of this economic transformation.

Commercial revolution

300

Instead of reaching the Holy Land, the Fourth Crusade attacked this Christian city in 1204.

Constantinople

300

These three European monarchs led the Third Crusade.

Who are Richard the Lionheart, Philip II, and Frederick I?

300

This legal principle guarantees a fair trial and protection from unlawful imprisonment.

Habeas Corpus

300

Popes reorganized the Church in the 1100s by doing these three things.

What are reforming the clergy, enforcing Church laws, and strengthening papal authority?

300
These countries fought in the 100 years war

England and France

300

The medieval practice of granting land to vassals in exchange for military service was called this.

Feudalism

400

This truce between Richard the Lionheart and Saladin allowed Christian pilgrims to visit Jerusalem.

Third crusade truce

400

This farming method increased crop production by allowing land to rest.

3 field system

400

The Commercial Revolution led to the rise of this economic class.

Merchant class

400

Pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses are features of this architectural style.

Gothic architecture

400

One of the key cultural contributions from the Crusades was introducing this numeric system to Europe.

Arabic numerals

400

The Canterbury Tales was written by this famous medieval English author.

Chaucer

500

This was captured during the 2nd crusade

Edessa

500

These trade organizations controlled quality, prices, and working conditions for craftsmen.

Guilds

500

Effects of the Bubonic plague on Medieval society

What is population decline, economic disruption, labor shortages, or decline in Church authority?

500

Medieval universities helped spread new ideas and revived this body of knowledge.

Classical knowledge

500

This was the main cause of the Great Schism.

What is the presence of multiple popes claiming authority?

500

This work of literature dealt with the Catholic views on the afterlife

Divine Comedy

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