Early Europe and the Spread of Christianity
The Medieval Church
Feudalism
Big Events in Medieval Europe
Renaissance and More
100

These two groups were most responsible for the spread of Christianity throughout Europe after the fall of Rome

Monks and Missionaries 

100

This is title for the leader of the Catholic Church. In Medieval Europe, he was the leader of all Christians. 

The Pope

100

Feudalism was in part a response to this invading group from Scandinavia 

The Vikings

100

These two countries fought each other in the 100 Years War

England and France

100
Provide one reason the Black Death helped bring about the Renaissance. 

Caused people to question their beliefs. 

Increased trade and money

Caused a shift in power, money, and ideas.

200

This Catholic priest is best known for bringing Christianity to the people of Ireland

St. Patrick

200

This action got King Henry IV excommunicated from the Church. 

Trying to overthrow the Pope

200

Lords gave this to Knights in exchange for military service. 

Land

200

The 100 Years War was started primarily because of these two reasons. 

Land disputes and claims to the French throne.

200

Provide one way the decline of feudalism influenced the Renaissance

People found new opportunities for art, education, etc. in the cities. 

Trade grew, creating a new class of Urban Merchants

People discovered a new sense of freedom and individualism.

300

This Frankish King was known for his devout Christian faith and love of education.

Charlemagne

300

These are the TWO reasons the Pope called for the first crusade. 

To protect the Byzantine Empire and take control of the Holy Land. 

300

This feudal lord invaded and conquered England in the 1000s AD

William the Conquerer 

300

This English King signed the Magna Carta in 1215

King John
300

Provide one way the Crusades helped influence the Renaissance. 

European crusaders were exposed to new ideas and inventions that made their way back into European society.

Trade with other countries led to exposure to new ideas, beliefs, philosophies, and so forth


400

This is a word to describe someone who goes into new lands in order to spread their religion. 

A Missionary 

400

It's the total number of crusades won by the Christians. 

One 

400

Under feudalism, large, self-sufficient estates were known as this.

Manors

400

This is the purpose of the Magna Carta.

To guarantee rights to the people

400

In the aftermath of the 100 Years War, this grew stronger in both England and France

Government 

500

Charlemagne was given this title in 800 AD by the Pope. 

Holy Roman Emperor 

500
Name one way the Crusades impacted Europe
1. Increased trade

2. New ideas came to Europe from the Middle East
3. Relationships between Christians and Jews got worse.


500

This is the name given to the lowest social class under feudalism. They worked the land for the lords and knights. 

Peasants. 

500

After fleas brought the black death to Europe, the disease killed roughly this much of the European population.

A third
500

The Magna Carta created The Great Council, which eventually became known as this.

Parliament 

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