Agricultural Growth
Towns and Trade
Social Changes
Medieval Colonization
Christian Expansion
100

Serfs & monks cleared forests. (Or just "forests")

What did serfs and monks do to clear space for agriculture?

100

The Hansa dominated trade in grain, fish, furs, timber, and pitch from Northern Europe.  

What is one way the Hansa dominated trade?

100

European fighters could inherit the role of being a noble.

Was it possible for fighters in Europe to inherit the role of being a noble in European society?

100

Occupied during the 9th century.

Was Iceland occupied during the 9th century?

100

Missionaries and clergy.

Who introduced Roman Catholic Christianity into Silica?

200

Improved agricultural technology. (Or just "technology")

What allowed for higher levels of agricultural production?

200

Italian merchants exchanged goods for luxury products from India, Southeast Asia, and China.

What did Italian merchants generally exchange goods for?

200

Those who prayed were were grouped in the Roman Catholic Church.

What estate were those who prayed grouped in?

200

Scandinavians turned attention to North Atlantic Ocean.

Where did Scandinavians turn their attention to for colonization?

200

Crusades.

What aimed at military expansion for Roman Catholicism but led to significant social, economic, and cultural changes.

300

Higher agricultural production led to increased wealth. (Or just "more money" / "more wealth")

What did the lords recognize overtime regarding agricultural production?

300

Italy was geographically situated to participate in the trade networks of the Mediterranean basin. (To participate in trade networks.)

What did Italy's geographical location allow for it to do?

300

They are called "nobles".

What were fighters ranked as in European society?

300

Danish and Norwegian kings.

Who were the kings who converted to Christianity ensured by royal endorsements of the Roman Catholic Church?

300

During the mid 12th centuries, he recaptured Jerusalem

Who was Saladin?

400

Horseshoe, horse collar, water mills, heavy plows. (All accepted)

What was one of the new tools/technology Europeans developed to make agriculture easier? (Multiple correct answers)

400

Amalfi and Venice served as ports for merchants engaged in trade with Byzantine and Muslim partners.

What did the areas of Amalfi and Venice serve as?

400

The three classes reflected economic, political, and social inequality.

What did the three classes in Europe reflect?

400

Region where Christianity was intertwined with military conquest.

What is the Baltic region?

400

Edessa, Antioch, and Jerusalem.

What were some key places that the crusaders captured from 1097 to 1099?

500

This jumped by 7 million, 29 million in 800 C.E to 36 million in 1000 C.E.

How much did improved and increased agriculture cause the population to increase by from 800 C.E to 1000 C.E?

500

Trade in wool products helped fuel economic development throughout Europe.

What did the trade in wool products allow throughout Europe?

500

Chivalry was a recognized code of ethics throughout nobles of the Catholic Church.

What was Chivalry recognized as throughout the nobles of the Catholic Church?

500

This person discovered Greenland.

Who was Eric the Red?

500

Over time, Muslims either converted to Christianity or left.

What did Muslims do during the mediterranean reconquests?

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