Religion
Feudal System
Geography
General Knowledge
Leadership
100

This religion was adopted by most of Europe during the Middle Ages. 

What is Christianity?

100

This was an armored soldier on horseback who served their monarch or lord. 

What is a knight?

100

This continent shares the Ural Mountains with Europe. 

What is Asia?

100

This is the English translation of the Latin words for “middle age”. 

What is medieval?
100

This group of officials performed religious services in the Christian Church.

What is the clergy?

200

This person was the highest bishop of Rome, and the position was originally held by Peter the Apostle.

What is the pope?

200

This is the name for a plot of land given by a lord to a vassal in exchange for military or other types of service.

What is a fief?

200

This is the reason Europeans built many cities along rivers and coastlines.

What is agriculture (or food)?
200

This was a fatal plague that killed tens of millions of people over five years

What is a the Black Death?

200

This document declared that a monarch could not imprison barons without a credible reason.

What is the Magna Carta?

300

This rule required monks and nuns to grow their spirituality through prayer and work.

What is the Benedictine Rule?

300

These were the four major groups of the feudal system.

What are monarchs/kings, lords/nobles, vassals/knights, and serfs/peasants.

300

This is the disputed area between modern-day Israel and Palestine, including Jerusalem, that is sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims

What is the Holy Land?

300

This was a lawmaking group formed to advise the monarch of England and limit their power

What is Parliament?

300

These two leaders attempted to remove each other from power. 

Who are King Henry and Pope Gregory?

400

This religious movement was started because Pope Urban II wanted to take control of Jerusalem and the Holy Land from Muslims already living there.

What are the Crusades?

400

This group abandoned their manors and rebelled against their lords for better pay and working conditions, leading to the decline of the economy.

Who are the serfs/peasants?

400

This European peninsula was home to an advanced society developed by Muslim Moors and became the center of conflict during the Reconquista.

What is the Iberian peninsula?

400

This is an association formed by groups of specialized craftspeople who often perform the same job. 

What is a guild?

400

He was a conqueror who united many Europeans into one kingdom and was named the first emperor of Western Europe since the Roman Empire

Who is Charlemagne?

500

The act of banning a person from the Christian Church because of crimes or other wrongdoings against their religion.

What is excommunication?

500

Fill in the blank: New farming practices such as [blank], horse-drawn plows, and a three-field crop rotation system contributed to the collapse of feudalism.

What are iron plows?

500

This empire formed under the leadership of Otto the Great, who attempted to succeed Charlemagne as the pope’s emperor of Europe. 

What is the Holy Roman Empire?

500

This was the process of the Christian kingdoms taking Spain back from the Moors.

What is Reconquista?

500

These monarchs created the Spanish Inquisition, which persecuted, imprisoned, and removed Jews and Muslims from Spain.

Who are King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella?