Feudalism
Religious Split
Corruption
Agricultural & Trade
The Crusades
100
The three groups were the Monarch lords, vassals, knights and _____
What is Pheasants
100
After the fall of the __ empire the christian church split into eastern and western churches?
What is Roman
100
As church leaders became more and more ___, the church began to be corrupted?
What is powerful
100
By __ peasants were using iron plows to work the fields rather than wood ones?
What is the 1800's
100
Movement by the ____ to claim the holy land?
What is Christians
200
Who worked for the vassels?
What is the pheasants
200
Roman Empire became very powerful during the?
What is Middle ages
200
Monks and ____ would ignore there vows?
What is Nuns
200
New ___ worked for horses rather than just oxen?
What is Harnesses
200
The christians fought against Muslims and___?
What is Jews
300
Vassals were granted?
What is a piece of land
300
Became the most powerful global force in?
What is Europe
300
They were ___ and they lessened?
What is disciplined
300
____ were being used to grind grain into grind grain into flour?
What is windmills
300
Massacre of Muslims and Jews in _____ led to a great deal of violence?
What is Jerusalem
400
Feudalism did what?
What is emerged
400
The ___ was at the top of this hierarchy?
What is pope
400
Which type of plow was the newest the iron or the wooden plow
What is iron
400
What was being made into flour?
What is Grains
400
The first four crusades were the most?
What is important
500
Because of attacks from various groups, a new form of __ was needed?
What is government
500
___ was the Roman catholic church?
What is West
500
New trade routes were made in the ______ and Asia
What is Mediterranean
500
The field planting system consists of: grain, beans and ___?
What is Empty
500
There was a total of ___ crusades
What is 9
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