Geographical Features of Europe
Monasteries and the Catholic Church
Feudalism and Manorialism
Charlemagne’s Impact
Wild Card
100

This mountain range is known as the "backbone of Europe" and extends across eight countries. It serves as an natural border between Italy and the rest of Western Europe. 

What are the Alps?

100

Monasteries were crucial in preserving these types of ancient texts.

 What are religious and classical texts?

100

This term describes the economic center of a feudal lord's estate.

What is a Manor?

100

Charlemagne was crowned as the first emperor of this empire.

What is the Holy Roman Empire?

100

The Pope and kings often disagreed over who should appoint these church officials.

What are Bishops? 

200

This large body of water separates the UK from continental Europe.

What is the English Channel?

200

This language was able to spread thanks to the work of many catholic monks. 

What is Latin? 

200

Under feudalism, land was exchanged for this.

What is Loyalty and/or Military Service? 

200

Charlemagne promoted this system, which became a key part of medieval society.

What is Feudalism?

200

The Battle of Hastings took place in this year.
 

What is 1066?

300

This ocean affects the climate of Europe by bringing warm waters from the Gulf of Mexico. 

What is the Atlantic Ocean?

300

Monks had to cross this natural border in southern Europe in order to spread Christianity. 

What are the Alps? 

300

This was the name for the land given to a Vassal by a king. 

What is a Fief? 

300

Charlemagne's support led to the widespread establishment of this religion in his empire.

What is Christianity? 

300

This legal principle means that everyone, including the king, must follow the law.


What is the Rule of Law?

400

This sea is bordered by southern Europe, western Asia, and northern Africa.

 What is the Mediterranean Sea?

400

The spread of Catholicism was aided by these religious institutions.

What are monasteries?

400

This influenced the location and the success of manors. 

What is physical geography? 

400

Charlemagne inherited this kingdom and expanded its territory to encompass most of Western Europe.

What is the Frankish Kingdom/Crown?

400

William the Conqueror’s rule connected England to this region of France. 

What is Normandy?

500

This geographical feature stretches from the west of France to the Ural Mountains. It serves as a perfect area for growing various crops 

What is the North European Plain?

500

Monks helped spread this branch of Christianity throughout medieval Europe.

What is Catholicism? 

500

The development of these types of communities lead to feudalism being less popular.

What are towns? 

500

Charlemagne helped spread Christianity by constructing these institutions throughout his empire.  

What are Monasteries?

500

This document ended the conflict between the Pope and monarchs over church appointments?

What is the Concordat of Worms?

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