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Religion that the vast majority or Medieval Europe practiced.

Christian (Catholic)

100

Another name for the Medieval Age

Middle Ages - Dark Ages

100

What increased between Europe and Asia because of the Crusades.

Trade, the spread of ideas, and diseases

100

The collective title for Religious leaders within the church, such as the priests, bishops, monks, and cardinals

The Clergy

100

Pieces of land or property granted by a feudal lord to a vassal

Fief

200

A political and social system of the Middle Ages in which powerful nobles gave land to lesser nobles in exchange for service and loyalty.

Feudalism

200

In Medieval Europe, monks lived here to practice a life of prayer, worship, and study.

Monastery (church, cathedral)

200

Where did Black Plague spread?

Along trade routes like the Silk Road.

200

What are the classes in Medieval European Feudalism?

King, Lord, Knights, Peasants/serfs

200

What is The Black Death another name for?

The Plague or Bubonic Plague

300

Peasants who lived and worked on the land belonging to a lord or vassal, and had no freedom to leave.

 Serfs

300

The plague was caused by...

fleas on rats

300

City in the Christian Holy Land that was fiercely fought over during the Crusades.

Jerusalem

300

A code for knights that established rules for loyalty and honor

Chivalry

300

What building did Nobles and Kings live in?

Castles

400

Lesser than nobles, this group received land and money in exchange for their loyalty, protection, and military service.

Knights

400

How much of the population was killed by the plague?

Estimates are between 30-50% of the total population of Europe

400

The economic system centered on the manor where peasants lived and worked.

Manoralism

400

This religion developed in the Middle East.

Islam, Judaism, and Christianity

400

True or False. The Catholic Church was very powerful but lacked financial or political power.

False. The Catholic Church had enormous wealth and held more power than even kings.

500

Sultan of Egypt who recaptured Jerusalem from the Christians in 1187

Saladin

500

1144, when the City of Edessa was conquered by the Turks

The Second Crusade
500

The most successful Crusade

The First Crusade

500

Symptoms of the Black Plague:

Black pus filled sores, bleeding out of the mouth and eyes, weakness, cough.

500

The group stationed between Kings and Knights in the Feudal system

Lords/Nobles

600

A __________ is an attack on a fortified castle or stronghold.

siege

600

Kings and Queens granted _______ and ________________ to the people in their kingdom in exchange for loyalty and taxes.

land and protection

600
When a huge army of untrained peasants set off on their own crusade:

the People's Crusade

600

When an army of children marched towards the Holy Land.

The Children's Crusade

600

These were holy wars waged by the Pope against the Muslims over control of Jerusalem

What were the Crusades

700

Skilled workers capable of producing specialized crafts like blacksmiths or carpenters.

Craftspeople

700

1095 was significant because


Start of the First Crusade


700

an estate controlled by a lord. It typically included a manor house or castle, a peasant village, church, farmland, and common lands like forests or pastures.

Manor

700

The Black Death led to labor shortages, which allowed peasants the opportunity for

better pay, more resources.

700

______________________ was the person who began the crusades with his fiery speech.

Pope Urban II