Vocabulary
Leaders
Feudalism
Popes and Crusades
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The system of service between a lord and the vassals who have sworn loyalty to the lord.

Feudalism

100

 Frankish King who became Catholic

King Clovis

100

A noble who served a lord of a higher rank

Vassal 

100

Asked Europe's Lords to launch the first Crusade

Pope Urban II

100

The most important sacrement in the Catholic Church

Communion

200

A group of citizens that meet to decide whether a person should be accused of a crime.

Grand Jury

200

Established the Jury System in England

King Henry II

200

Set standards for quality in products

Craft Guilds

200

Issued a decree, forbidding kings from appopinting high ranking church officials

Pope Gregory VII

200

Ms. Wrights first name

Erika

300

Hostility toward or discrimination against Jews.

Anti-Semitism

300

Signed the Magna Carta in 1215

King John 

300

The people (other than the Pope) that are top of the pyramid of power.

Kings and Queens

300

Muslim ruler of Egypt during the second Crusade

Saladin

300

The swellings that grow on a person with Bubonic Plague 

Buboes

400

A disease that spreads quickly and kills many people.

Plague

400

Advocated for his people to be able to get an education

Charlemagne

400

The building in the center of a manor.

Castle/Fortress

400

Emperor that cut a deal with Saladin during the third Crusade so the Christian pilgrims could to to Jerusalem unharmed

Richard the Lionhearted

400

The Capital of New York State

Albany

500

The Christian effort to take back the Iberian Peninsula.

Reconquista

500

Took the first census in England called the Domesday Book

William the Conquerer

500
These people- 

Lived in cottages

Worked Year Round

Took a break for Catholic feast days

Peasants

500

Leader that called for the fourth Crusade

Pope Innocent III

500

Ms. Wright's college's mascot

Tuffy the Eagle

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