Vocabulary
Feudalism
The Magna Carta
Hundred Years' War
Bubonic Plague
100

Period between ancient times and modern times, about 500 - 1500 ce

Medieval/Middle Ages

100

Who is at the top of the feudal pyramid?

The King

100

Who was forced to sign the Magna Carta?

The King (of England)

(King John)

100

Which 2 countries fought in the Hundred Years' War

France & England

100

What carried the Bubonic Plague bacteria?

fleas

200

nonreligious

secular

200

a warrior mounted on horseback

knight

200

Which group of people made the Magna Carta?

Barons (or nobles)

200

Which 3 new weapons were used in the Hundred Years' War that weakened castle walls and knights armor. 

longbows, cannons, guns
200

What was one way the plague spread?

- unclean living conditions

- trading with other people

- ships traveled with rats on them, bring it to new places

300

Code of conduct in medieval Europe that required knights to be brave, loyal, and honest

Chivalry 

300

This group of people needed knights to defend their land and peasants to work the land. 

Nobles

300

The Latin term that means to bring an arrested person before a judge or court

habeas corpus
300

Which country used the longbow?

England

300

Which group of people got the plague?

EVERYONE!!!

400

Self-sufficient estate of a medieval lord

Manor

400

A peasant who is legally bound to live and work on land owned by a lord (they were not free)

Serf

400

An assembly of representatives who make laws (so that the king could not do whatever he wants)

Parliament 

400

What is the name of the 16 year old girl who became a knight and helped France win many important battles?

Joan of Arc

400

Who was wrongly blamed for the plague and were kicked out of England, France, and Germany?

Jewish people

500

To exclude a person from a church or religious community

excommunicate 

500

Knights competed in these types of tournaments

Jousting 

500

What was one of the two promises that the king made when he signed the Magna Carta?

1. Trial by jury

2. will not tax without approval from a council of barons

500

What was the new idea where people felt more loyal to their country and king rather than their local lord?

Nationalism

500

What happened in 1381 when nobles refused to give peasants more money and freedom?

The Peasants Revolt