Crusades
How many Crusades were successful?
One
What system passed titles from father to son, or hereditarily?
The Feudal System
When was the Magna Carta signed?
June 15th, 1215
Who is the head of the Catholic Church?
The Pope
What specific religion does the Church with a capital "C" refer to?
The Catholic Church/Catholicism
What were the Crusades fighting over?
The Holy Land/Israel/Palestine
In the Feudal System, what group of people were warriors who fought for lords?
Knights
Who was the ruler of England who made peace talks with Saladin during the third crusade?
King Richard the Lionheart
What classes does the Clergy have power over?
ALL of them!
How many types of plague are there?
What religious groups fought in the Crusades?
Christians and Muslims
What modern country did the Carolingian Dynasty ruled?
France
What is the name of the code that Knights followed?
Chivalry
Who crowns Charlemagne the Holy Roman Emperor?
The Pope
Where were the Normans from?
Native to Normandy/Northern France
Why did the Crusades fail?
Distance, Christian infighting, Powerful Muslim armies
What was the lowest class in Feudal Europe?
Serfs/Peasants
Who had to follow the rule of St Benedict?
Benedictine Monks
What was the name of religious centers of learning and enlightenment?
Monasteries
What are the two types of Cathedrals?
Romanesque and Gothic
What city were Crusaders trying to capture?
Jerusalem
What was a lord's estate in Feudal England called?
A manor
What does the Bayeux Tapestry show?
The Norman Invasion of England
What is the word for going against the teachings of the Church?
Heresy
King John