Culture
Feudalism
Byzantine Empire
Medieval Europe
Miscellaneous
100

This style of architecture became popular in the late middle ages, known for its stained glass windows

Gothic

100

Why did the Feudal system develop?

To provide stability in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire

100

The capital of the Byzantine Empire which combined Greek and Roman architecture

Constantinople

100

This was a political system based on land and loyalty

Feudalism

100

Medieval Times is also called this, because there is an assumption that it was a bad time for learning and culture

The Dark Ages

200

Name a type of artwork from this period

Religious paintings, tapestries, stained glass windows, reliquary items 

200

Most people were these, agricultureal laborers who weren't allowed to leave or marry without permission from their lord

Serf

200

These Co-Rulers of the Byzantine Empire were the most successful and well-known of the Empire's history.

Justinian and Theodora

200

Most people live on this, a self-sufficient area with everything a person could need.

Manor

200

The Byzantines broke away from the authority of the Pope and created this

The Eastern Orthodox Church

300

This group of raiders came to Europe to take materials and wealth, but eventually settled down and converted to Christianity 

Vikings

300
The Warrior Class of Fedualism

Knights

300

This was a collection of old Roman Laws recodified by the Byzantine Emperor

Justinian's Code

300

This was the most important institution in Medieval Western Europe

The Catholic Church

300

This modern day European country was experiencing a golden age during Medieval times as part of an Islamic Kingdom

Spain

400

Why was most of the population illiterate?

Books were expensive to make/ copy. Only the church has schools to train priests/ nuns. People didn't need to know how.

400

What did serfs do in exchange for protection from lords?

Pay taxes, work the land

400

What were the reasons that made the Byzantine Empire so rich?

Constainople's location as a hub of trade and the Empire's proximity to Rome's richest provinces 

400

These isolated communities provided important educational opportunities and preserved historical texts 

Monasteries 

400

Memembers of the Church sometimes left their homes to live in these, religious communities where you spent you days praying and following other religious pursuits

Monasteries 

500

This feature of Gothic Architecture allowed for stronger taller buildings

Flying Buttresses

500

Why did castles have rounded towers?

To protect from seige weapons, deflect arrows

500

This was the Church with a seemingly gravity defying dome built by Justinian after the Nika Riots

Hagia Sophia
500

This person was the first Holy Roman Empire, and united the lands of what is now France and Germany

 Charlemange

500

Knights were supposed to follow this: a code of conduct

Code of Chivalry 

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