Christianity †
What are the two biggest holidays celebrated by Christians?
What is "Christmas and Easter?''
Who created the first Roman Catholic Church?
What is "Saint Peter?"
What is the name of Jesus' followers?
What is "disciples?"
What are the ranks of Feudalism?
What is "Monarch, Lord or Ladies, Knights, and Peasants?"
What was the Romans wars with the Carthiginians called?
What is "The Punic Wars?"
What is the reason Christians celebrate Easter?
What is "The Resurrection of Jesus Christ?"
Did monks or friars live in monasteries?
What is "friars?"
When was Jesus Christ supposedly born?
What is "6 B.C.E.?"
What is the Difference between a serf and a peasant?
What is "Serfs are not free and are tied to the land?"
Who was the first Roman Emperor?
What is "Caesar Augustus" Or "Caesar Octavion?"
What is the reason Christians celebrate Christmas?
What is "The birth of Jesus Christ?"
What feature was outside of most gothic churches?
What is "Gargoyles?"
On what day was Jesus crucified and what day did he rise from the dead?
What is "Friday and Sunday?"
What are the 3 stages of becoming a knight?
What is "Page, squire, and knight?"
What is Pax Romana?
What is "200 years where Rome was mostly at peace?"
Where was Jesus Christ born?
What is "Bethlehem?"
What was the rank of the Churches?
What is "Pope, Cardinal, Archbishop, Bishop, and Priest?"
What is "Judea?"
What is the granting of land that the monarchs give to lords or ladies called?
How long did the Roman empire last?
What is "About 500 years?"
What was one of the most important Jewish law?
What is "You shall love your neighbor as yourself" or "You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and all your soul?"
What were the 7 Sacraments?
What is "Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Penance, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony
Which Roman emperor let Christians practice their religion freely?
What is "Constantine?"
What was one thing Lords did that ladies didn't?
What is "be a part of the feudal relationship between lord and vassal?"
What were the main reasons the Western Roman Empire fell?
What is "Political instability, Economic problems, and Weakening frontiers?"