main purpose of the Magna Carta
What is to define the obligations of the king to his barons?
Leif Erikson's accomplishment
what is being the first European to sail to Newfoundland, Canada.
________ founded the most important begging order, the Franciscans.
Who is Francis of Assissi?
The Muslim ruler that fought the Crusaders, took Jerusalem, and negotiated peace with Richard Lionheart
Who is Saladin?
a characteristic of Gothic architecture
What are flying buttresses?
a vassal's role under manorialism
monasteries were targeted by vikings for having
what is due to the presence of silver and treasure ?
the root cause of the Schism of 1054
What is the Roman and Byzantine churches had different practices and doctrines?
The result of the First Crusade
What is the Crusaders conquered Antioch and Jerusalem?
someone contracted the bubonic form of the Black Death by
What is by being bitten by an infected flea?
the 3 social classes that existed in Medieval Europe
what are the nobles, peasants, and clergy?
winning side of the hundre years war
Who is France?
the groups that were separated by the Schism of 1054
what are the western and eastern Christian churches.
The Saxon king of Germany thatdefeated the Magyars and replaced the pope
Who is Otto I?
Thomas Aquinas applied his Scholastic philosophy by
What is he fully embraced reason and rationality as part of religious faith?
William the Conqueror gained the English throne and his title by
What is because of the defeat of the Anglo-Saxons at the Battle of Hastings.
Danish, Norwegian, and Denmark Vikings each settled in
What is Denmark- Normandy; Norwegian – Scotland and Ireland; Danish- North and Eastern UK
Charlemagne helped Pope Leo III by
what is he defeated the Lombards, a political enemy of the pope.
the Council of Constance ended the Great Schism of 1378 by
What is the cardinals dismissed the three existing popes and elected a new one?
a long-term effect of the Great Famine of 1315–1322
what is manorialism?
the immediate cause that sparked the Hundred Years’ War
What is the dispute over who would rule France?
a name given to the legal and social system in medieval in Europe in which serfs worked the land and vassals performed military service for their lords in return for protection
what is feudalism?
in 1914, in Paris ,Notre-Dame cathedral was damaged by
what is 50 bombs were dropped in the city during WWI?
an effect of the Crusades
What is a closer connection between Europeans and the eastern Mediterranean region?
the medieval classics Beowulf, The Divine Comedy, and The Canterbury Tales have this in common
What is they were all written in vernacular languages?