Spread of Christianity
Feudalism
Monarchy vs. Church
Struggles in Medieval Europe
Miscellaneous
100

What religious institution provided a social framework for villages and cities, provided education, and shaped laws?

the Catholic Church

100

What was the self-sufficient economic unit of a medieval lord?

manor

100

The Magna Carta was intended to protect the rights of…

all English citizens
100

During the Crusades, Europeans had increased contact with the Muslim world. What 2 societies did they rediscover the learning of?

ancient Greece and Rome

100

What 3 countries made up the Holy Roman Empire?

Germany, France, Italy

200

What Holy Roman Emperor encouraged the creation of schools and spread Christianity?

Charlemagne

200

What were peasants that were bound to the land upon which he or she worked called?

serfs

200

Law that has developed from customs and judge's decisions is known as...

English Common Law

200

What was the main purpose of the Crusades?

to overthrow Muslim Turks and gain control of the Holy Land

200

What 2 countries make up the Iberian Peninsula?

Spain & Portugal

300

What guided monks and nuns through daily life? It encouraged a balance between work and prayer.

Benedictine Rule

300

Under the feudal system, what did vassals promise to provide in exchange for land?

military protection

300


What did Habeas Corpus give people the right to?

a trial by jury

300

What 700-year-long event negatively affect Spain's economy and culture because Jewish and Muslim businessmen were driven out of the country?

the Spanish Reconquista

300

What led to an increase in food production during the Agricultural Revolution?

three-field system

400

What word means to exclude someone from the church or other religious community?

excommunicate

400

What was the correct order for the feudal system in Medieval Europe? 

List these in order:

King, Peasants, Knights, Lords, Vassals

1. King 

2. Lords

3. Vassals

4. Knights

5. Peasants

400

After King John signed the Magna Carta, it committed himself to the idea that ______ were forced to obey the law.

monarchs (kings)

400

The Bubonic Plague was caused by fleas on rats that came from cargo ships traveling to Europe from what other continent?

Asia

400

What was commonly built around cathedrals, which helped educate members of the clergy?

universities

500

What did the Concordat of Worms allow Holy Roman Emperors to do?

to grant fiefs to bishops

500

What 3 parts of the manor from the list below were responsible for producing the manor's wealth?

List: manor house, fields, mill, sheep, peasant houses, church, peasants, well

fields, sheep, peasants

500

Who excommunicated Henry II, which eventually led to this archbishop's death?

Thomas Becket

500

What were 2 negative effects of the Black Death (Bubonic Plague) on the economy and social stability of Medieval Europe?

1. peasants demanded higher wages, which created inflation

2. employers pushed for laws to limit wages

3. members of the clergy were replaced with uneducated men

4. unemployment increased

5. production declined

6. peasants became desperate, which caused social unrest

500

King Henry II had Thomas Becket killed because Becket supported what over the monarchy?

the Church

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