Vocabulary
Franks
Catholic Church
Crusades
Feudalism
100

landowner

lord

100

What was the name of Charles Martel's son?

Pepin the Short

100

In 1054, the church split into which two directions

East and West

100

Which crusade was considered successful?

First Crusade

100

What was passed down the pyramid in exchange for services?

land grants or fiefs

200

originally a person of noble birth trained to arms and chivalry

knights

200

As Rome fell, people fled where?

the country

200

During this time, the church raised an army and ________ ________.

repaired roads

200

Which city did the Christians want control over?

Jerusalem

200

Who received a land grant?

vassal

300

the estate of the lord

manor

300

What did the Franks spread across Europe?

Christianity
300

Christianity spread because of missionaries, politics, and ________________________________________.

the fear of Muslim invasion

300

What is another name for crusade?

holy war
300

Peasants were bound to work in exchange for what three things?

protection, housing, and farmland

400

a person who is bound to the land that is owned by the feudal lord

serf

400

Charles grandsons split the empire in to which three countries?

Italy, France, and Germany

400

What was one major problems in the church? (Where people speak out against the church.)

heresy

400

What happened as a result of the crusades in regards to the church?

Loss of respect for the church

400

Which groups were invading during the Middle Ages?

Vikings, Magyars, and Muslims

500

group of skilled workers uniting to improve quality of goods produced and working conditions

guild

500

The Frankish kingdom was expanded into the Holy Roman Empire by which ruler?

Charlemagne

500

The _____________: conversion of heretics by force

Inquisition

500

The crusades led to ________________ in ship building and navigation as well as the Age of _________________.

advances, Exploration

500

List the members of the feudal system, starting from the top.

King, lords/nobles, knights, peasants/serfs

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