Lesson 1
What's a secular?
not religous
whats a writ?
court order
Whats a Crusades?
a series of military campaigns to establish Christian control over the Holy Land.
What did muslims rule the most of?
The Iberian Peninsula
What was a deadly infection in medieval times that started in Asia but transferred through trade?
Bubonic plague
What does excommunicate mean?
to exclude a person from a church or religious community
What's the heabus corpus
Latin phrase meaning "you shall have the body."
What does heresy mean? a belief that is rejected by an official Church teaching
A belief that is rejected by an official Church teaching.
Who where moors?
Muslims in spain
What do they call the time when everyone was getting infected by the bubonic plague
Black Death
After the German Empire collapsed, it was divided among what?
A number of dukes
What is the magma carta?
Latin for "great Charter."
whats Inquisition?
a series of investigations designed to find and punish judge heretics
What was the Reconquista?
The movement to drive Muslims from Spain.
What's a famine?
A serious shortage of food
An Italian monk named Hildebrand
What's a judiciary?
system of court outside the control of other branches of gverment
How did some religious leaders explain the idea of holy water?
used feudal concepts
After what battle did Poragal win independence?
São Mamede.
What was the conflict between the kingdoms of England and France that lasted from 1337 to 1453?
The Hundred Years' War
What's the Concorant of Worms?
Gave the church authority to appoint bishops.
What was the Norman Conquest?
France came to be called Normandy, and they grew rich collecting taxes from traders who crossed their land.
What happened in March 1096
Farmers in northern France paused in their plowing to listen to a distant roar
What time did Spain begin a civil war
1002
What was a revolt killing lords and burning manors in 1381?
Peasants' Revolt